Heraldic Achievement
According to international law, a person's heraldic achievement is considered to be unique to them and their immediate family. However, it is important to note that there is no single international law governing heraldry. Instead, heraldry is governed by national laws and customs in each country.
While there is no international law governing heraldry, it is generally considered inappropriate to use someone else's heraldic achievement without their permission or to falsely claim a coat of arms that does not belong to you. This is seen as a form of misrepresentation and can be subject to legal action in some countries.
Heraldic achievements have a long history and are still used today by many countries, organizations, and families as a way of representing their identity and values.
The description given of the Antichrist in Revelation is to be understood literally and yet there are no creatures with four heads, etc. We know it is a person, a king, a ruler, and yet the description is very fanciful. However, if we understand that Heraldic Achievement is unique to each royal person you will understand the description given in Daniel and in Revelation is very precise, it can only refer to one person because these symbols are unique to each person, and so we can see that this applies precisely to King Charles and cannot apply to anyone else.
According to international law, a person's heraldic achievement is considered to be unique to them and their immediate family. However, it is important to note that there is no single international law governing heraldry. Instead, heraldry is governed by national laws and customs in each country.
While there is no international law governing heraldry, it is generally considered inappropriate to use someone else's heraldic achievement without their permission or to falsely claim a coat of arms that does not belong to you. This is seen as a form of misrepresentation and can be subject to legal action in some countries.
Heraldic achievements have a long history and are still used today by many countries, organizations, and families as a way of representing their identity and values.
The description given of the Antichrist in Revelation is to be understood literally and yet there are no creatures with four heads, etc. We know it is a person, a king, a ruler, and yet the description is very fanciful. However, if we understand that Heraldic Achievement is unique to each royal person you will understand the description given in Daniel and in Revelation is very precise, it can only refer to one person because these symbols are unique to each person, and so we can see that this applies precisely to King Charles and cannot apply to anyone else.