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Boston and The Dual-Powered King of the South

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How did this biblical power begin? What local history shows and how that matches prophesy.

This is a guide-yourself type outline. You may choose to walk the freedom trail (Pin 23 to pin 66/ 68/ 71 dependng on where you get tired). You can skip pins that are off the red painted line if you choose, or you just see what sites are near your current location if you're meandering your own path. To get the most out of this tour please read this intro and view (no need to visit) all of the Golden Star icons to get the main theme (Points 13, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26)

As you visit these various locations meditate on the following questions - How did the colonies grow into the dual world power known in Revelation as the ‘Two-horned Beast'? How outmanned were the colonists? How did this power split apart then unite? During the period of prophetic weeds - How did religion support the war? Do you see the attitude as described in Daniel of a little horn which would "gain eyes and an arrogant mouth"?

America cost Britain 250 million pounds, 24,000 troops, 2,060 ships, and international humiliation – how are they allies instead of enemies? What were the foundations of American government vs what set up the Kingdom of God? And how does seeing prophecy fulfilled build your faith in the ones for our future?

Side point – how many ‘facts’ are well known but inaccurate? For example, Paul Revere ordered the lanterns to send the message – it was not him waiting to receive it or even the only messenger. Bunker Hill was actually Breeds Hill. The Boston 'Massacre' resulted in only 5 deaths. Washington Elm is not where George Washington took command of the troops.

Links for the pertaining prophecies:

JW Who is the King of the South (Good chart on King of the South)

JW The Rise of the Anglo-American World Power

JW Rival Kings in the Time of the End

JW The Two Horned Wild Beast

Note - Most of the points in this tour are copied and paraphrased from the links provided under its location. For references and proper quotes see the direct links at the end of the location description. Videos linked are the religious and political opinions of their creators and were only added for historical content (videos are only visible in app form while on location). All paraphrasing or quotes are done under fair use - no commercial use.

Stops

  1. Stop 1: Liberty Tree Plaque

  2. Stop 2: First Revolutionary Protest in Boston

  3. Stop 3: Boston Common - America's Oldest Public Park

  4. Stop 4: Sons of Liberty

  5. Stop 5: Church of the Covenant - Presbyterian - James Caldwell

  6. Stop 6: First Lutheran Church of Boston - Peter Muhlenberg

  7. Stop 7: George Washington

  8. Stop 8: Fox Hill

  9. Stop 9: Royal Navy Plaque - World War Allies

  10. Stop 10: Carty Parade Ground - Redcoat Field

  11. Stop 11: Powderhouse

  12. Stop 12: North Sea Mark VI Mine - WW1

  13. Stop 13: "The Great Elm"

  14. Stop 14: Faith Robinson Trumbull

  15. Stop 15: Minute Men

  16. Stop 16: Crispus Attucks Memorial

  17. Stop 17: Declaration of Independence Plaque

  18. Stop 18: Beacon Hill Friends Meeting House - Quaker

  19. Stop 19: John Hancock House - Beacon Hill

  20. Stop 20: Black Robed Regiment

  21. Stop 21: Mary Dyer and Dissenters

  22. Stop 22: American Revolution Monument

  23. Stop 23: Old West church - Jonathan Mayhew

  24. Stop 24: Great Awakening and the Revolutionary War

  25. Stop 25: Religion and the Revolutionary War

  26. Stop 26: Politics Racism and the Revolutionary War

  27. Stop 27: PROPHECY and Boston

  28. Stop 30: Puritans (Congregationalist')

  29. Stop 31: Granary Burial Ground - Christopher Seider

  30. Stop 32: King's Chapel - Anglicanism

  31. Stop 33: Boston Latin School - Benjamin Franklin

  32. Stop 34: Boston Goal/Prison

  33. Stop 35: Abigail Adams

  34. Stop 36: Samuel Willard and the Witch Trials - Old South Meeting House

  35. Stop 37: Puritan "Third Church" - Old South Meeting House

  36. Stop 38: Thomas Paine's Common Sense - Old Corner Bookstore

  37. Stop 39: Abraham Keteltas' God Arising and Pleading His People's Cause - Old Corner Bookstore

  38. Stop 40: Pi Alley - Henry Knox

  39. Stop 41: First Church of Boston - Charles Chauncey

  40. Stop 42: Old State House

  41. Stop 43: Boston Massacre Site

  42. Stop 44: Quaker Lane - Quaker Schism

  43. Stop 45: Brattle St Church - Puritan vs Baptist; Samuel Cooper

  44. Stop 46: Green Dragon Tavern

  45. Stop 47: Sam Adams

  46. Stop 48: Faneuil Hall

  47. Stop 49: John Hancock Counting House

  48. Stop 50: Long Wharf

  49. Stop 51: Long Wharf - Parliamentary Acts

  50. Stop 52: Privateering

  51. Stop 53: Baptist Meeting House – Samuel Stillman

  52. Stop 54: Anabaptist Meeting House – Roger Williams

  53. Stop 55: Old North Meeting House

  54. Stop 56: Paul Revere House

  55. Stop 57: North Square Park

  56. Stop 58: Bethel Church - Methodist - Edward T Taylor (Now Sacred Heart)

  57. Stop 59: Second Church of Boston – Puritan – John Lathrop

  58. Stop 60: Presbyterian Meeting House 1770s – Methodist 1828

  59. Stop 61: New North Church - Puritan - Andrew Eliot

  60. Stop 62: First Methodist Church – Methodist Alley 1791 - Francis Ashbury

  61. Stop 63: North Battery - Battery Wharf

  62. Stop 64: Paul Revere Statue

  63. Stop 65: Quaker Building 1770s

  64. Stop 66: Clough House - Edes & Gill Print Shop

  65. Stop 67: Christ Church aka Old North Church - Anglican - Mather Byles Jr and the Two Lantern Signal

  66. Stop 68: Copp's Hill Burying Ground

  67. Stop 69: Great Molasses Flood of 1919 - Molasses and Munitions

  68. Stop 70: USS Constitution

  69. Stop 71: Charleston Navy Yard

  70. Stop 72: USS Cassin Young (1943) WW 2

  71. Stop 73: Breed Hill Training Field

  72. Stop 74: Warren Tavern - Joseph Warren

  73. Stop 75: Breed/ Bunker Hill Monument

  74. Stop 76: Bunker Hill - Citadel

  75. Stop 77: Prospect Hill

  76. Stop 78: Lechmere Point - Fort Ticonderoga

  77. Stop 79: Fort Washington Park

  78. Stop 80: Hollis St Church - Puritan - Mather Byles Sr

  79. Stop 81: Trinity Church (Original Location) - Election Day Sermons

  80. Stop 82: Federal St Church – 1809 Presbyterian - John Witherspoon

  81. Stop 83: Edmund Andros - Fort Hill Square

  82. Stop 84: Batterymarch St

  83. Stop 85: South Battery - Rowe's Wharf and Fort Hill

  84. Stop 86: Captain John Foster Williams (1743-1814)

  85. Stop 87: Penobscot Expedition

  86. Stop 88: Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

  87. Stop 89: Boston Neck - William Dawes

  88. Stop 90: Dorchester Heights - Nooks Hill (Foster's)

  89. Stop 91: Dorchester Heights - The Twin Hills - SIEGE OF BOSTON

  90. Stop 92: Castle Island - Fort William - Fort Independence (2)

  91. Stop 93: USS Chesapeake - Naval Battles of 1812 (1812-1815)

  92. Stop 94: Governors Island - Logan Intl Airport

  93. Stop 95: Parsonage - Dillaway/Thomas House

  94. Stop 96: First Church of Roxbury

  95. Stop 97: Fort Hill Roxbury

  96. Stop 98: Spectacle Island - Smallpox

  97. Stop 99: Moon Island

  98. Stop 100: Long Island

  99. Stop 101: Boston Light

  100. Stop 102: Georges Island - Fort Warren (2) - WW Harbor Defense HQ

  101. Stop 103: Peddocks Island - Fort Andrews

  102. Stop 104: Grape Island

  103. Stop 105: Webb Memorial State Park

  104. Stop 106: Noddle Island - Piers Park

  105. Stop 107: Chelsea Creek - HMS Diana

  106. Stop 108: Chelsea - Phillips Payson

  107. Stop 109: BU School of Theology Library - Richard Clerke and Christopher Love

  108. Stop 110: Deborah Sampson aka Robert Shurtleff

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