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 the Read More …
On August 11 the sun will enter the Zodiacal constellation Leo (The Lion). August 11 is also the first day of the 40 day Jewish season of repentance , and a good time to reflect on God’s judgment pictured in Leo. Leo is the twelfth and final chapter of the Star Bible. The first Read More …
People are always coming up to us and saying things like, “I’m a Leo. What does the Star Bible say about that?” Even some Christians still dabble in the evil occultic practice of astrology. Those “Leos” think that the astrological dates they see in the papers for Leo, July 23rd to August 22nd , 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 of the 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 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 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 …
This week the constellation Sagittarius (The Archer) rises high in the South in the midnight hours. Sagittarius is the fourth chapter of the Star Bible, telling of the Advent of the Seed of Woman. It was also one of the major signs in the Sun, Moon and Stars of the Advent of Christ, as the 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 foot, 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 …
