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Amazing Prophecy Fulfilling: Erdogan Of Turkey Brings Back The Ottoman Scepter That Signifies The Tenth Horn Prophesied In The Book Of The Apocalypse
By Walid Shoebat      

    

After Erdogan won his referendum to have complete control over Turkey, the first thing he did was to return and unveil the Ottoman scepter that should not have departed from the first Ottoman Sultan until Erdogan had come. Erdogan is mimicking a Messiah. To Erdogan, the Muslim messiah, he is whom this scepter rightfully belongs.


To bring and unveil the diadem of Selim I, the tenth horn of the Islamic Empire, is a significant symbol.     

 

   Allow me to explain so that a westerner comprehends the significance. According to the Daily Sabah, Erdogan’s mouthpiece in the Arab world, this scepter, in the form of a turban with a diadem, was hidden from the public eye in a museum after Fethullah Gulen attempted to smuggle it to the U.S., in order to return later to Turkey to reclaim the Caliphate for himself after the ousting of Erdogan.


The fight over the symbolic scepter ended up capturing the smugglers at the airport in Istanbul and was hidden secretly by Erdogan, awaiting the moment for his Ottoman resurrection on April 15th, 2017. He then veiled it over the tomb of Selim I and kept the matter secret. When his victory was complete, the first thing Erdogan did was rush to the tomb of Selim I and unveil the diadem (silk turban) which was positioned on the grave to signify the Ottoman resurrection from the dead.
This is very significant. Selim I was the tenth horn (king) with a diadem. Erdogan wants to proclaim that he is the rightful owner, being the eleventh (more on that later).
In the middle of the tray notice the silk crown

All this escapes the naked eye of the novice prophecy student. So let's explain it in detail.

A diadem from a biblical perspective is not exclusively a golden crown, as many who brush through the biblical text miss it. A Diadem comes from the Greek verb διαδέω which means “to tie around”, “wrap around”, or as Strong’s defines, it is the mark on a “turban or tiara, the kingly ornament for the head. Rev XII.3” A diadem in the east is understood to be “a crown made of cloth,” usually the finest of silk.


The Daily Sabah, Erdogan’s mouthpiece in the Arabic world just published the astonishing event which none mentioned it in the western media:

“Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has unveiled the Sultan of Selim I, the Kaftan [Diadem], known in Turkey as the “caftan of the caliphate” after returning it to its place at the Sultan Selim I shrine in Istanbul after its disappearance from 2005 when Fethullah Gulen attempted to smuggle it to the United States of America.


The caftan [diadem] was moved from its place in 2005 for restoration, and two members of the Gulen terrorist organization tried to smuggle the caftan to the organization’s leader Fethullah Gulen [in the U.S.] because of the great moral value the caftan carries.”


In other words, the holder of the diadem is the holder of a scepter, he becomes the successor of the Ottoman Caliphate and the Muslim world as a whole. The Daily Sabah explains that had Gulen got his hands on the Diadem, he would-be successor:
Some politicians revealed that Fethullah Gulen had intended to declare himself a successor and wear the caftan himself worn by Sultan Selim I during his return from Egypt.


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