Skywatcher Journal November 6,2013 International Star Bible Society The Chained Woman In early November at around 10 p.m. the constellation Andromeda (The Chained Woman) can be seen directly overhead. Andromeda is one of the constellations associated with Pisces (The Fish) which tells about the Church age. Andromeda is a picture of a woman bound in Read More …
Skywatcher Journal October 16, 2013 International Star Bible Society Carried Along by The Winged Horse At this time of year the Winged Horse, the Constellation Pegasus, takes its place directly overhead at about 10:00 pm. The Constellation is easily recognized by the large square formed by its stars, also known as the “Great Square of Read More …
Early September brings to view the Constellation Aquarius (“The Water Bearer”) as it rises high in the Southern skies in the late evening. Aquarius is one of the signs of the Zodiac and is the sixth chapter of the Star Bible. It pictures a man pouring water and represents the outpouring of the Holy Spirit Read More …
Skywatcher Journal October 9, 2013 International Star Bible Society The Hanukkah Comet Earlier this year we had three “Celestial Messengers,” a near Earth asteroid and a once in a century meteor strike on February 15, and a comet in March (See our Blog of March 6, 2013 “Comet Panstarrs Brings a Third Celestial Message”) They Read More …
If you’ve even wondered where we’re all headed, just look up at the Zenith point early this evening. Astronomers say the Earth, the Moon, the Sun, and the entire solar system are moving toward the bright star Vega at about 40,000 miles per hour. Vega, the fifth brightest star in the sky, means “He Read More …
It’s high summer and the famous Summer Triangle is rising high in the evening sky. The Summer Triangle is not a constellation, but is an easily recognizable trio of bright stars. It also outlines the Star Bible theme of Genesis 3:15: The Seed of Woman will be bruised in the heel and will crush Read More …
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 send the “Seed of Woman” into a rebellious world, and correspond roughly Read More …
This week the Zodiacal constellation Sagittarius (The Archer) rises high in the South in the early evening hours. Sagittarius is the fourth chapter of the Star Bible, telling of the coming of the Seed of Woman. It was also one of the major celestial signs of the Advent of Christ, as the Sign of Read More …
The story of Hercules, the son of a pagan god and a human woman, is one of the best known ancient myths. Tonight the constellation Hercules (The Mighty Victor) is at the Zenith point in the early evening hours, telling the story of the real Hercules. Ancient Paganism took the story of Christ, the Seed Read More …
On July 21 the Sun enters the constellation Cancer (The Holding Place). Cancer is the eleventh chapter of the Star Bible, and it is a picture of our eternal home with God, commonly called Heaven. The modern name of Cancer, a Greek word meaning “Crab”, clouds the original meaning. It is a mistranslation Read More …
