This week a comet known as 41 P /Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresak will pass within 12 million miles of Earth and may be visible to the naked eye by the end of March. Since the first day of the Jewish religious calendar begins with I Nisan on March 28, we call this the New Year’s Comet. Read More …
On March 20, the first day of Spring, the Sun will enter the constellation Pisces (The Fish). Pisces (The Fish) is the seventh chapter of The Star Bible, picturing two fish tied together in unity, and representing the joining of the Jewish and Gentile believers to form the Church. The other constellations Read More …
Last week it was announced with much fanfare that 7 new Earth sized planets, 3 within the “Habitable Zone” for life, had been found orbiting a dwarf star only 40 light years away. Scientists looking for extra terrestrial life were giddy with excitement. Space Aliens may be watching our TV reruns Read More …
Coming on February 26 there will be a solar eclipse visible in South America and western Africa. Then, on August 21, will come the great American eclipse which will run across America from Oregon to South Carolina. In recent years much has been written about the sign of the lunar eclipse, or Read More …
The New Age people have tried to promote the idea that we are entering a New Age of Peace and Brotherhood – The Age of Aquarius. The real Age of Aquarius is represented in the Zodiac constellation of Aquarius (The Water Pourer), which slips behind the Sun on February 18. Read More …
Tonight at about 8:00 PM the constellation Auriga (“The Shepherd”) will be directly overhead. Auriga is one of the constellations associated with Taurus (“The Bull”) which tell of the Second Coming of Christ. In the ancient world the bull symbolized great power, reminding us that Christ will return in power to conquer His enemies. Read More …
On January 28, as the New Moon begins a new month on the Lunar Calendar, the Chinese and many Asian people will celebrate the beginning of a New Year. For the Chinese, the movements of the Moon across the sky also define their Zodiac. Thus, instead of the dividing the sky into Read More …
On January 20 the constellation Capricorn (The Goat) moves behind the sun. Capricorn is the fifth chapter of the Star Bible, a very peculiar picture of a dying goat with the tail of a fish. The constellation and its three associated constellations of Aquila (The Eagle), Sagitta (The Arrow), and Delphinus (The Dolphin) Read More …
This week is a good week to count down the planets, reviewing their symbolic meanings and their current messages. Saturn, namesake of the seventh day of the week, can be found in the constellation Scorpio (The Rebellion). The most prominent feature of Saturn is its ring, an ancient symbol of a crown, picturing Christ the Read More …
This week the bright constellation Orion (Coming Forth as Light) reaches its highest and most visible point in the early evening around 9:00. Orion is the self portrait of Christ. Orion is the brightest of all of the constellations, and is one of the constellations associated with Taurus (“The Bull”) which tells of the Second Read More …
