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 of Read More …
On July 3, 2020 astronomers were caught off guard when the brightest comet in 25 years, known as Comet Neowise, burst out of the Sun’s glare into the morning sky. The Comet had been spotted by Nasa’s Neowise infrared telescope in March but no one expected to be bright enough to be seen with Read More …
One of the early popularizers of the Star Bible was E.W. Bullinger, whose classic book The Witness of the Stars appeared in 1893. Bullinger acknowledged the foundational work of Miss Frances Rolleston, whose earlier work, Mazzaroth: or The Constellations, had collected the research underpinning the Star Bible. He then set about to organize and interpret Read More …
After the fourth of July fireworks are finished this week the constellation Sagittarius (The Archer) rises high in the South about 11:00pm along with the Moon, Saturn, and Jupiter to light up the Heavens. Sagittarius is the fourth chapter of the Star Bible, telling of the Advent of the Seed of Woman. It was Read More …
There has been much speculation about the nature of the four “Living Creatures” known as Cherubim seen in Ezekiel’s vision (Ezekiel 1:5 and 10:14) and John’s vision (Revelation 4:7). Whatever else they may signify, they have an amazing relationship to the celestial revelation of Christ in the stars which we call the Star Bible, Read More …
This week the Crown of Heaven, Corona Borealis (The Northern Crown) reaches its highest point near the Zenith at about 11:00 pm. Corona Borealis is one of the constellations associated with the Zodiacal constellation Libra (The Scales) which describes God’s justice. Also associated with Libra are the constellations Lupus (The Victim), a picture of Read More …
Recently we discussed the phenomena of the wandering North Star which is caused by the Precession of the Equinoxes. The Precession also causes the visible latitudes and corresponding altitudes the stars to change over long periods of time. The Star Bible constellations, the twelve on the Way, aka the Zodiac, and the 36 “Decans” associated Read More …
This Pentecost Sunday, May 31, get up early and spend a little time with the Morning Star of Pentecost. On Pentecost Sunday we celebrate the birthday of the Church which happened on the Jewish Feast day of Pentecost in 30 AD. As a Jewish Feast, Pentecost looked back to the giving of the law on Read More …
Next week on May 14 we will celebrate the 72nd anniversary of the rebirth of the nation of Israel. Israel plays a foundational role in the story of Christ in the scriptures, history, and prophecy. It is also highlighted in the revelation of Christ in the Heavens, which we call the Star Bible. Read More …
Tonight at about 9:00 the Constellation Ursa Major, also known as the Big Dipper, will be just North of the Zenith point in the sky. The constellation Ursa Major, meaning “Big Bear”, and its cousin Ursa Minor, meaning “Little Bear” received their current names through an ancient linguistic accident. The Greeks substituted the Hebrew word Read More …
