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Könige Teil 4: Englische Könige Sperling, am 2. November 2014 Inhaltsverzeichnis Teil 4: Englische Könige.....................................................................................................................1 Psalm 77:6-20 Gottes Weg mit seinem Volk....................................................................................6 1. Die Wahrheit von der Täuschung unterscheiden.........................................................................7 2. Grundsätzliches zur Zuordnung der Entsprechung nach „sieben Zeiten“ zu den Königen des Alten Testaments..............................................................................................................................8 3. Die Regierungszeit König Karls II. Die „sieben Zeiten“ Eichung der Chronologie der Dynastie...........................................................................................................................................8 4. Der Sonderfall des Königs Joschafat(J). Die „Hülle der Regierungsjahre“ König Karls II........9 5. König Omri von Israel. Oliver Cromwell..................................................................................10 5.1 Die englischen Könige im Blickpunkt der hl. Schrift. Der Hauptstadtwechsel Israels ab König Omri(I)...........................................................................................................................10 5.2 Omri wird König. Oliver Cromwells Weg zur Macht.........................................................10 5.2.1 Omri, der Befehlshaber des Heeres, wird König. O. Cromwell der Befehlshaber der Reiterei („Ironsides“) und die Gefangennahme König Karls I.................................................11 5.2.2 Zeitpunkt der Spaltung des Volkes Israel in zwei Parteien und Tod Tibnis. Die Entstehung des Zweiparteiensystems. Der Tod König Karls I..................................................11 5.2.3 Omri wird erneut, im 31-ten Jahr Asas(J), König. O. Cromwell wird Oberbefehlshaber aller Streitkräfte.........................................................................................................................12 5.3 O. Cromwells Massenmord an den Katholiken in Irland....................................................13 5.4 Omri im Urteil der hl. Schrift als schlechtester König unter allen seinen Vorgängern.......15 6. Die Angriffswellen des Feindes: Luthers Protestantismus, der Calvinismus und die Freimaurerei. Die Dynastie Jerobeams(I), Baschas(I) und die gespaltene Dynastie Omris(I) in Omri(I) auf der einen Seite und dem Haus Ahabs(I) auf der anderen Seite..................................16 6.1 Luthers Protestantismus......................................................................................................16 6.2 Der Calvinismus..................................................................................................................16 6.3 Die Freimaurerei.................................................................................................................16 7. Anhang: Die Götter von Tyrus...................................................................................................18 7.1 Astarte.................................................................................................................................18 7.2 Der Baal von Tyrus.............................................................................................................18 8. Über die Entsprechung nach „sieben Zeiten“ eines Königs des Alten Testaments...................21 9. Anfang des Königs Ahab(I). Die Aufhebung des seit 1290 bestehenden Judenbanns in England, im Jahr 1656...................................................................................................................22 9.1 Aufhebung des Judenbanns als pragmatische Duldung durch O. Cromwell......................22 9.2 Das Angebot Karls II aus dem Jahr 1656 an die Juden zur Aufhebung der sie betreffenden Verbote, als Gegenleistung für die Unterstützung zur Wiedererlangung der Krone.................23 9.3 Hiël baut Jericho wieder auf. Die Mission Menasseh Ben Israels zur Wiederzulassung der Juden in England.......................................................................................................................23 9.4. Nabots Weinberg. Das Blut Christi....................................................................................26 9.5. Die Enteignungsversuche Nabots durch Isebel und Ahab. Die Testakte von 1673...........26 9.6 Die beiden nichtswürdigen, falschen Zeugen die Nabot anklagen. Titus Oates und Israel Tonge.........................................................................................................................................29 9.7 Der Herr verkündet durch Elija ein Urteil an Ahab: den Sturz seines Geschlechts und die Ausrottung alles männlichen darin. Das Ende der Stuart Dynastie..........................................32 9.8 Die Buße Ahabs und Aufschub des Unheils auf seinen Sohn durch den Herrn. Das Gottesurteil das Sturzes trifft Jakob II, den Nachfolger Karls II..............................................34 9.9 Der Krieg gegen die Aramäer und Ahabs Tod. Der Niederländisch-Französische Krieg (1672 – 1679) und die Auflösung des englischen Parlaments..................................................35 9.10 Das Elfenbeinhaus Ahabs. Bombay und die Kolonien in Indien......................................39 2 10. Isebel. Shaftesbury als blutiger Vollstrecker, John Locke als Bindeglied, Baruch Spinoza als geistiges Haupt der Verfolger der Muttergottes und ihrer Kinder, der radikalen „Aufklärung“ und Revolution......................................................................................................................................40 10.1 Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 1. Earl von Shaftesbury............................................................40 10.2 John Locke........................................................................................................................41 10.3 Baruch Spinoza.................................................................................................................41 11. Gleichnisse...............................................................................................................................44 11.1 Das Gleichnis von den falschen Freunden die sich fremdes Eigentum aneignen.............44 11.1.1 König und Parlament......................................................................................................44 11.2 Das Gleichnis von den bösen Winzern (Markus 12:1-12)................................................44 12. Die vier Könige Ahasja(I), Ahasja(J), Joram(I) und Joram(J). Maria II und Wilhelm III von Oranien. Die Verschwörungen und Machtkämpfe.........................................................................46 12.1 Ahasja(I). Der Versuch die katholische Thronfolge von Jakob II mittels Parlament und „Exclusion Bill“ zu verhindern.................................................................................................47 12.2 Die wegen Ahasja(I) zerschellte Tarschischflotte Joschafats(J) und die Ablehnung des Angebots Ahasjas(I). Die Niederlagen der englischen Flotte im englisch-niederländischen Krieg und die Verweigerung des Testeides der Testakte von 1673 durch den Flottenoberbefehlshaber............................................................................................................50 12.3 Ahasja(J). Die gemeinsame Zeit als Könige in England von Maria II und Wilhelm III von Oranien, bis zum Anfang der absoluten Parlamentsherrschaft mit der „Bill of Rights“...........51 12.4 Jorams(J) Erhebung gegen das Königtum des Vaters und der Tod durch Austritt der Eingeweide. Die Verschwörung zur Beseitigung der Könige Karl II und Jakob II und die gewaltsame Invasion vom 15.11.1688(g).................................................................................53 13. Atalja(J). Maria II ab der Invasion und Sturz ihres Vaters, des Königs...................................55 13.1 Der Tod von Wilhelm III von Oranien..............................................................................55 14. Joasch von Juda. Der rechtmäßige, katholische Thronfolger im Exil, James Francis E. Stuart (Jakob III)......................................................................................................................................59 14.1 Einleitung..........................................................................................................................59 14.2 Der Bericht der Hl. Schrift über Joasch von Juda.............................................................59 14.3 Die Königszeit des Joasch von Juda.................................................................................62 14.4 Die sechs Jahre des Joasch(J) im Verborgenen. Die Krönung zum König mit sieben Jahren........................................................................................................................................63 14.5 Die wunderbare Geburt eines männlichen Kindes der Schunemiterin. Die Geburt des katholischen Thronfolgers James Francis E. Stuart (Jakob III)................................................65 14.6 Das Kind der Schunemiterin stirbt und wird von Elischa zum Leben erweckt. Die Invasion beendet den legitimen Anspruch des katholischen Thronfolgers auf das Königtum, der Herr erkennt ihn aber als Thronerben und später als König an..........................................67 14.7 Die Flucht der Frau aus Schunem während der siebenjährigen Hungersnot. Das Exil der katholischen Stuart-Königsfamilie
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