On the night of April 14-15 after midnight, the Western Hemisphere will witness one of the most anticipated Lunar Eclipses in history. Pastor John Hagee, in his book Four Blood Moons, focused on the Lunar Eclipses, or Blood Moons, which have occurred on Jewish feast days of Passover and Tabernacles in 1493-94, 1949-50, and Read More …
This week we are presented with a fine view of the constellation Virgo (The Virgin), reaching a high point above the Southern Horizon in the early evening. Virgo is the Zodiacal Constellation which is the first chapter of the Star Bible, telling of the promise of the Seed of Woman (Gen 3:15). Read More …
On June 21, the Summer Solstice Day, the sun moves into the constellation Gemini (The United). Gemini is the tenth chapter of the Star Bible and is a picture of two men. One has the bright star Pollux (He Who Comes to Suffer) at the head and the star Alhena (The Wounded) at the Read More …
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Tonight at about 10:00 the ancient pole star Thuban (The Subtle) lines up with the Zenith and the current pole star Polaris (the Turned Upon). The cause of the wandering pole star is the Precession of the Equinoxes, which also causes the Zodiacal constellations to move through the Seasons in the celestial time clock. Read More …
This Sunday, May 19, we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost Sunday. Pentecost was one of the seven Hebrew feasts established by God in the Torah. The first three, Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits, were celebrated in the Spring, coinciding with and picturing Christ’s death and resurrection. Read More …
