Ok, thinking more about the "bottom charm" on Gloria V's milagros necklace. Q said tthat "bottom charm" has SIGNIFICANT meaning. The bottom charm is actually a duck's head. At least that's what it looks most like to me. Which also makes sense given the other charms are animals too (fish, etc.).

So now I'm thinking ancient Egyptian mythology is also the Bible story and foretells the same Second Coming that Revelations is all about. I'm thinking that the fact that the ancient Egyptian told a version of Revelations doesn't undermine the Bible's truth, but actually further confirms the prophecy is a real projection of the future (which is now our present time, right now). Remember how important ancient Egyptian symols and myths are to the Satanic Cabal. They are all about this moment right now and the Second Coming.

So I'm thinking that the duck charm = Isis the mother of Horus.

And Horus = The Savior who restores Maat (the cosmic balance and rule of law) to Egypt after a long and evil rule by Set (god of chaos and fire – ya that sounds satanic). And then Horus resurrects his deceased father Osiris.

I wouldn't be the first to connect the story of Horus to, basically, Jesus's Second Coming.

The Eye of Horus (Horus's right eye) = The Sun (father creator Ra) = The Eye of Providence (the symbol of the omniscient God, usually in a triangle representing the holy trinity).

The duck is one of the main animal symbols to represent Isis and also represented immortality/eternity. (Some anon around here also just happens to keeps saying something about eternity having something to do with a duck?)

from The Burden of Isis, The Chants:

"Come thou in peace to thy seat, oh lord, Conqueror!

Show us the great Bull, the lovable lord, as he shall become!

Thy duck, thy sister, Isis, produceth the sweet odours belonging to thee and with thee,

Yet thy way doth not tend toward us, oh our lord!

Give thou life from the beginning unto believers!

Hail! Guard thou the inundation in the land of Tesdu,1 like as thou hast never done before!

Thy sister cometh to thee; she openeth for thee her arms, oh great god, living, great, beloved!

She dandleth thy son in front of thee, at the head of the south and the north!

The lord of ornamentation, the great male one in the heaven of the gods, is decorated!"