They’ll have no King but Caesar - King Henry of the Cross: the prophesied Royal Messiah from the Tribe of Judah

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If we were to carefully study the Sepuagint (Greek translation of the Old Testament) we would discover that it differs from the later Masoretic (Jewish) version in some very vital details. Based on such discrepancies we can establish that the OT prophets had spoken of two distinct royal messiahs from the House of David. The book provides prophetic and other information to fully identify the second messiah, according to Christian Eschatology. The book also establishes the internal consistency of all the prophecies regarding the Golden Gate in Jeuraslem in its eschatological significance. In fact it is the royal Messiah who will miraculously enter through it in the near future, but this royal Messiah that the Jews expect will be a great champion of Christianity. Also, what should we know about the true origin of those referred to as "Eastern Jews" in Zionist literature? These and additional highly relevant issues are treated in depth. They are not mere suggestions and speculations, they are established facts based on rigorous analysis and treatment of a grest wealth of data. Introduction. CHAPTER ONE. Copernicus and the eccentricity of the earth‘s orbit. CHAPTER TWO. The kind of royal messiah God intended for the Hebrews: the non-Talmudist evidence. CHAPTER THREE. The Twelve Tribes of Jacob and their whereabouts in the modern times. CHAPTER FOUR. Penuria Rabbinorum: The Messiah of the Jews as opposed to Jewish Messianism. CHAPTER FIVE. Prophecies on the messiah, the pseudo-messiah and Gog from the ‘Antichrist Legend’ by Wilhelm Bousset. CHAPTER SIX. Additional Evidence from the Bible and Other Sources: --St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans. --Psalm 17(18). --The Shambhala connection. --Assorted Christian Era prophecies. CHAPTER SEVEN. The Eschatological ‘inconsistencies’ regarding the Golden Gate in Jerusalem and how to resolve them. Selected Bibliography. Appendices. What is in a Name? Name Index. Maps.