Jacob's Crossed Hands, Placed on Joseph's Double Portion Blessing of 

Ephraim & Manasseh 

The Origin of The Scottish Flag. Joseph and His Coloured Coat 

 The Tartan Kilt.

Jacob's Crossed Hands, Placed on Joseph's Double Portion Blessing of 

Ephraim & Manasseh 

Joseph & His Coloured Coat it is in the Tartan Kilt

Consider all the different coloured tartan Kilts of Scotland - it is said & held by many in that land that the different coloured tartan kilts are worn as the heritage of Joseph's Muti Coloured Coat.

 Here is a translation of a portion of The Scottish Declaration of Independence 1320, which describes, from whence came many of the Scottish people.

 They Identify themselves as ancient migrating Hebrews & Members of the House of Israel who came out of Egypt.

“This document is a parchment, to which are attached some twenty red and green seals (being the seals of the subscribing Scottish nobles). It was drawn up by Bernard de Linton, Abbot of Aberbrothock & Chancellor of Scotland, in the year 1320; & was sent to Pope John xx11 by the Scottish Estates in Parliament assembled in the Abbey of Aberbrothock under the Presidency of King Robert the Bruce”, & is dated the 6th April, AD 1320”

The point of particular interest to us is the remarkable testimony which this document contains concerning the origin & previous migrations of the Scottish people – a declaration which, it must be remembered, is attested by the seals of not only King Robert the Bruce, but of all the Scottish Nobles of the Day.

”We know, Most Holy Father and Lord, and from the chronicles and books of the ancients gather, that among other illustrious nations, ours, to wit the nation of the Scots, has been distinguished by many honours; which passing from the great Scythia through the Mediterranean Sea and Pillars of Hercules, and so sojourning in Spain among the most savage tribes through a long course of time, could nowhere be subjugated by any people however barbarous; and coming thence one thousand two hundred years after the outgoing of the people of Israel, they, by many victories and infinite toil, acquired for themselves the possessions in the West which they now hold... In their kingdom, one hundred and thirteen kings of their own royal stock, no stranger intervening have reigned.” “It is surely deeply interesting to have this statement, so unimpeachably attested, that the ancestors of the Scottish people came from Greater Scythia, sojourning awhile in Spain, and settled in Scotland 1,200 years after the going out of the people of Israel”

(source “in the Isles of the Sea” by William Walker page 10).