Has King Arthur returned?
(nypost.com)https://nypost.com/2024/07/03/world-news/french-excalibur-sword-vanishes-after-1300-years-lodged-in-a-rock/The legends about King Arthur came from long ago books written in France. In one legend, the Lady Of The Lake hands the sword Excalibur to Arthur, making him king of Britain. But then...
Another legend states that Arthur pulls the Excalibur sword from a stone, certifying that he would be king. Can it all be so?
Additionally, when mortally wounded in battle, he is taken to a magical land in the west called Avalon, where he revives and remains until the designated time for his return. Hmmm.
So here's my timeline for Arthur, making both seemingly unrelated scenarios possible:
First is the story of the Lady of the Lake. Then later a wounded Arthur goes across the western ocean to Avalon. And finally, at the appointed time, Arthur returns (today) and regains his throne after pulling Excalibur from the stone, which is in France, where the legends were written.
Excalibur has now been pulled from the stone. Is this the ende of jewish rule of mighty Britannia? Is this THE RETURN OF THE KING?