The Heavens Praise God’s Wonders and Christian are Afraid to Proclaim Them
Psalm_89:5 “And the heavens shall praise thy wonders, O LORD: thy faithfulness also in the congregation of the saints.” Even so, most Christian experts are afraid to look at the constellations of the night sky. Afraid that someone will think: “they believe in the Zodiac.” Isaiah_13:10 For the stars of heaven and the constellations thereof shall not give their אור enlightenment. However, the early Church called the stars of the heavens “The Way” and did not use the stars for personal predictions. Those constellations acted as an interface or Story Board to pass down the believers stories using the constellations as their text and the star names to unfold stories hidden in the stars of the night sky.However, Job describes two of these constellations in 26:13, as a fight between God and evil in this way: 1
“HE garnishes the heavens and with His hand slew the fleeing Serpent”
Genesis 3:15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed;
it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
This star picture is connected to “an altar to the LORD in the midst of the land of Egypt” The Manuscript of Makrizi states that. “The first (the Great) Pyramid was especially dedicated to the history and astronomy;2 Tohfat Aalabib states that the Great Pyramid contains “Plans of the stars and historical and prophetical records.3“
Isaiah 19:19 -20a In that day shall there be an altar to the LORD in the midst of the land of Egypt,
and a pillar at the border thereof to the LORD.
And it shall be for a sign and for a witness unto the LORD of hosts in the land of Egypt
To understand this interface between the stars and the Great Pyramid we must go back to the year 2141 before the Christian Era, Sesonchosis (the Season of Chaos) September 21st at which time the Patriarch Joseph was living in Egypt and go through the entrance of the Great Pyramid and down the long passage way as the darkness engulfs us, and as we move toward a pool of water that is at the bottom. The water has flooded almost to the opening to the well shaft4; and as we continue down a small light appears out of the darkness then turning a round we see that same light behind us.
We are somewhere between the star Thuman the North Star of 2141 BC, that is above us and it’s reflection on the water below us, a bottomless pit halfway between a star and that same star: a type of hell or a bottomless pit where up could be down and down could be up, which is a fearful of a place as drowning in a dark sea. A place where a wrong step or a passing cloud will plunge you into total darkness without a star to guide you, “We know that we can escape. Can’t we?”
As we quickly walk back up toward the entrance, a star picture appears, that of the constellation Draco (The snake of the North Star Thuman of 2141 years before the Christian era,)5 it was a time Egyptian Archeologist call “Sesonchosis ( the Season of Chaos)” The Snake star picture is trying to encircle other star pictures of the sky, especially Ursa Minor and our current North Star Polaris then known as Yean. There is one Star picture that Draco cannot encircle, and that is the picture of The Mighty One, who is kneeling down with one foot on Draco’s head as the snake tries to strike his foot. The Mighty One has a club in his hand beating the Snake with it and the shape of that legendary olive branch club is a Cross.6
Moreover, Moses wrote of this star picture as a prophecy 7 .
“I will put Enmity (Snake) between you and the woman, and between your posterity and her Posterity:
and her Posterity shall tread your head under his foot, and you shall strike in his heel”
That star picture is still in the sky today. Who is this Mighty One? That occupies a large portion of the heavens? Who is seen bending on one knee, with his right heel lifted up as if it had been wounded, while his left foot is set directly over the head of The Great Dragon? A mystical Hero who in his right hand he wields a great olive branch club or cross, even in the Denderah (the ancient Stone Star Chart of Egypt) which was recovered during Napoleon’s expedition to Egypt in 1798-1802 at which time the French also found the Rosetta Stone, the block of stone that acts as an interface to writings of the past.
There on the Denderah Star Chart, we have a human figure, in the same position in the night sky as our old friend Hercules again with a club. His name is Bau, which means “Who is to come”, and is evidently intended for Him who is to come to crush The Serpent’s head, and “destroy the works of the devil.”8 In Arabic Hercules or Bau of the northern night sky is called Al Giscale, The Strong One. There are 113 stars in this constellation. The brightest star, in his head, is named Ras al Gethi, and means the head of him who bruises. The next, in the right armpit, is named Kornephorus, and means The Branch, (Nazarene in Hebrew) plus, kneeling. The star in the right elbow is called Marsic, The wounding. The star in the upper part of the left arm is named Ma’asyn, the sin-offering or the protector in Hebrew9. While in the lower part of the right arm is Caiam, or Guiam, punishing; and in Arabic, treading under foot.10 Many of these star names have Arabic or Hebrew origins dating to hundreds of years before the Birth of MY LORD JESUS CHRIST and the definitions are not redefined terms to fit a Christian theology. Psalm_89:5 “And the heavens shall praise thy wonders, O LORD: thy faithfulness also in the congregation of the saints.” However, will you use this Wonder God placed in the heavens and proclaim His faithfulness? Or dismiss one of the greatest witnessing tool given to the Church?
1Lamsa, G. M., The Holy Bible :from the ancient Eastern text The Peshitta, San Francisco : Harper & Row,1984,
2Ibid
3Ibid
4Ibid p. 7
5Ibid
6 Starry Nights, computer star charting program.
7Moses, Genesis 3 Cave Qumran
8 Bullinger E, W.The Witness of the Stars1893
9Strongs, Op. Cite, , Hebrew, Ref. No, 4937
10Bullinger E, W. Op. Cite
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It seems to me that you are combining or confusing two sets of constellations. The constellation above Draco is Hercules. The constellation who wields a club is Orion, who, by the way also has a snake under his foot. I like the imagery and agree in principle, but I think there is some confusion going on. Orion has stars near the club that could conceivably be a cross. But your depiction of Hercules incorporates a lot of stars that are in other constellations, making Hercules much larger than usual.
Howard West’s Response
Sorry about “your” confusion David!
But you seem to be finding problems that do not exist! Of course Jah / Hercules is not THE only constellation who wields the Cross.
Yes Orion also explains the same battle between ” My LORD and the Enemy” However, Orion’s depiction is not visible to the world all hours of the night nor does it have as many other constellations that expand the story by their star names. Therefore, below are the star names and meanings in Orion to help you understand connection between both constellations and there meanings.
The brightest, (in the right shoulder), is named Betelgeuz, which means the coming (Mal3:2) of the branch.The next, (in the left foot), is named Rigel, or Rigol, which means the foot that crusheth.The foot is lifted up, and placed immediately over the head of the enemy, as though in thevery act of crushing it. Thus, the name of the star bespeaks the act.The next star, (in the left shoulder), is called Bellatrix, which means quickly coming, or swiftly destroying. The name of the fourth star, (one of the three in the belt), carries us back to the old, old story, that this glorious One was once humbled; that His heel was once bruised. Its name is Al Nitak, the wounded One. * Similarly the star (in the right leg) is called Saiph, bruised, which is the very word used in Genesis 3:15, thus connecting Orion with the primeval prophecy. Like Ophiuchus, he has one leg bruised; while, with the other, he is crushing the enemy under foot. * The star (in the belt) is called Mintaka, dividing, as a sacrifice (Lev 8:2). This is betokened by other stars named Al Rai, who bruises, who breaks (as in Cepheus); and Thabit (Hebrew), treading on.Other (Arabic) names relate to His Person: Al Giauza, the branch; Al Gebor, the mighty; Al Mirzam, the ruler; Al Nagjed, the prince; Niphla (Chaldee), the mighty; Nux (Hebrew), the strong. Some names relate to His coming, as Betelgeuse and Bellatrix, as above; Heka (Chaldee), coming; and Meissa (Hebrew), coming forth. Such is the cumulative testimony of Orion’s stars, which, day after day, and night after night, show forth this knowledge. That testimony was afterwards written in the Book. The Prince of Glory, who was once wounded for the sins of His redeemed, is about to rise up and shine forth for their deliverance. Their redemption draweth nigh; for– The LORD shall go forth as a mighty man,
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Howard West
August 26, 2017 at 5:07 am
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It would seen that you think GOD only uses the constellations that you are familiar with to tell HIS stories. And because I spoke of the one visible year round ” I am a one trick pony” Yes, Orion tells the same story ! But were you aware that, when My lord Jesus’ kin wanted Him to go to the dedication of the Temple festival He waited until His arrival to the rising of the constellation Orion? Or that each of the 12 tribes have their own constellation and the star names of those constellations match of the blessings given in Genesis 49?
January 16, 2023 at 3:57 pm