Mother Shipton, often called the "Yorkshire Sybil," was actually born in a cave in Knaresborough Yorkshire, England in 1488. Her maiden name was Ursula Sontheil, but she later married a sailor named Tony Shipton, and was then known as Mother Shipton. She was a kindly old woman who claimed to possess the gift of prophecy. The only records we have today of her prophecies consists of a pamphlet published in 1641 and a biography of her life written shortly after the Fire of London in 1666 which she also successfully predicted. Her prophecies attracted much attention in her time and they even came to the attention of the royal family. Another pamphlet on her prophecies was published in 1686. Due much to the ignorance of the times, Mother Shipton's prophecies were ignored by most of her her contemporaries. But did the British people ignore her warning about this last days event?
THE MOTHER SHIPTON PROPHECY:
A house of glass shall come to pass,
In England, but alas, alas,
A war will follow with the work,
Where dwells the pagan and the Turk.
The house of glass (The Shard) did finally appear in England, and just as Mother Shipton had warned, a war between the world of Christianity and the world of Islam would be officially declared as the new Islamic State would rise in the Middle East. It's now a fact that Mother Shipton's prophecy did finally come true, exactly as she described it so many years ago.
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