At this time of year the Winged Horse, the Constellation Pegasus, takes its place directly overhead at about 8:00 pm. The Constellation is easily recognized by the large square formed by its stars, also known as the “Great Square of Pegasus.” There are three horses pictured in the Constellations of the Star Bible, and all Read More …
Early November is a good time to view the Constellation Aquarius (“The Water Bearer”) as it rises high in the Southern skies around 8:00 pm. Aquarius is one of the signs of the Zodiac (“The Way”) and its picture of a man pouring out water represents the outpouring of the Holy Spirit Read More …
On October 31 the Star Bible moves into its second chapter as the constellation Libra (the Scales) moves into the sun. The first chapter of the Star Bible, Virgo (the Virgin) speaks of God’s promise given in the Garden of Eden to send the “Seed of Woman” to redeem mankind. (Genesis 3:15). The second Read More …
Late tomorrow afternoon, October 23, there will be a partial solar eclipse visible over western North America. The orbit of the Moon is tilted, so the Moon is directly between the Earth and the Sun no more than twice a year. Since the Moon and the Sun are both roughly the same size in Read More …
Astronomers around the word are going to be watching a new comet, known as Comet Siding Spring, as it passes within 82,000 miles of planet Mars on October 19. At one time astronomers feared that the Martian Comet was as large as 30 miles wide and would actually hit Mars. However, later observations Read More …
This week, in the hours just before sunrise on Wednesday, October 8, most North Americans will be treated to the second lunar eclipse, or “Blood Moon” of 2014 and the second of the Four Blood Moons occurring on Jewish Feast days of Passover and Tabernacles during 2014 and 2015. During a Lunar Eclipse Read More …
This week the constellation Aquilla (The Eagle) reaches its high point in the Southern sky in the early evening hours, just after sunset as we celebrate Yom Kipper, the Jewish Day of Atonement, on October 4. Aquilla (The Eagle) is a picture of a stricken eagle falling from the sky. Its brightest star, Read More …
This week Cepheus (The Crowned King) will reach its highest point in the Northern sky in the early evening hours. Cepheus is one of the constellations associated with the Zodiacal constellation Pisces (The Fish) which represents the Church Age. The two fish, an early symbol of the Church, represent the Jewish and Christian believers Read More …
Tonight at about 10:00 the Northern Cross will be at the Zenith point. So will the Star of Bethlehem. The Northern Cross is a very distinctive cross which is contained in the constellation Cygnus (The Swan). Cygnus is a picture of a swan which represents the first and second coming of Christ. The Read More …
Skywatcher Journal August 7, 2013 International Star Bible Society Hell in the Heavens On August 11 the sun will enter the Zodiacal constellation Leo (The Lion). Leo is the twelfth and final chapter of the Star Bible. The first three chapters, Virgo (The Virgin), Libra (The Scales), and Scorpio (The Scorpion) picture God’s promise to Read More …
