The Gospel in the Stars 3

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The Gospel in the Stars (3)

• Derek Walker

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• Psalm 191-4 The HEAVENS declare the glory of
  God and the firmament shows His handiwork. Day
  unto day utters speech, and night unto night
  reveals knowledge. There is no speech nor
  language where their voice is not heard. Their
  sound has gone out through all the earth, and
  their words to the end of the world.

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The Heavenly Message.

• The heavens are declaring a message about the
  glory of God to the whole earth.
• Jesus Christ is the glory of the invisible God!
  (2Corinthians 46, Hebrews 13, Colossians 115)!
  
• Romans 1018 says that this Message is the Gospel
  of Christ.

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• Psalm 195,6 describes the central character
  In the heavens He has set a tabernacle (a
  dwelling place, the zodiac) for the SUN which is
  like a BRIDEGROOM coming out of his chamber and
  rejoices like a STRONG MAN to run its race. Its
  rising is from one end of heaven, and its circuit
  to the other end and there is nothing
  hidden from its heat.
• The Sun represents the Messiah (Malachi 42)
  running His race, fulfilling His mission. He will
  accomplish step by step everything described in
  Gods stellar PICTURE BOOK.

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• The sun also travels on a path called the
  ecliptic. Once a year the sun completes the
  circuit having gone through the 12 signs of the
  Zodiac.
• Zodiac means a way by steps.
• Each month the sun enters a different sign,
  signifying the next aspect of Christs work. So
  every 12 months it prophesies the whole work of
  Christ.
• The sun shows us the way of the Son - The Way of
  Salvation.

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• Starting with Virgo the 12 SIGNS and their DECANS
  tell in order the story of the Son. As the Sun
  goes through these 12 Signs in turn from Virgo to
  Leo, so the Son of God will fulfill His mission
  step by step!

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The Proto-Evangelium.

• Genesis 315 I will put enmity between YOU (the
  Serpent) and the WOMAN, and between your seed
  and her SEED (the Messiah, the Seed of the
  Woman). HE (Christ) shall bruise (crush) your
  head, and you shall bruise His heel.

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Outline

• There are 12 chapters based on the
• 12 Signs of the Zodiac.
• Each sign has 3 associated signs (Decans) which
  develop the revelation of the main Sign This
  makes 48 constellations in all.
• The other constellations added in modern times
  are not part of the original revelation.
• The key truths are in the PICTURES and NAMES of
  the stars and constellations preserved from Gods
  original naming.

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• The story is in 3 ACTS of 4 Chapters each
• ACT 1 The Redeemers First Coming
• - His Sufferings. Salvation obtained.
• ACT 2 The Redeemed - The result of the
  Redeemers sufferings. Salvation bestowed.
• ACT 3 The Redeemers Second Coming His Glory
  (His dominion and final judgement).

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Today we continue with ACT 1.
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• ACT 1 The First Coming of the Redeemer
• Chapter 1 The Seed of the Woman
• VIRGO, the Virgin brings forth
• the promised seed
• COMA, the Desired One of the Nations.
• CENTAURUS, the Dual-Natured Centaur
• in Death
• BOOTES, the Coming Good Shepherd

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The Story starts with the Saviours Birth

• The Lord Himself will give you a sign Behold,
  the virgin shall conceive,
• and bear a Son, and shall call His name
  Immanuel (God with us) (Isaiah 714).
• When the fullness of the time was come, God sent
  forth his Son, born of a woman (Galatians 44).

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Act 1 - Chapter 1

• VIRGO The Virgin

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• SUMMARY The Virgin is laying down on the
  ecliptic, having given birth to the promised
  Seed, which she holds in her hands. She is the
  holder and bringer forth of the Seed, who is the
  Branch.
• From now on this SEED will be the hero of the
  story.

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Revelation 121 fulfilled!
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The First Decan Coma, desired son.
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• COMA THE DESIRED, The LONGED FOR ONE, the very
  word used of Messiah in Haggai 27 The DESIRE
  of all nations shall come.
• The great Arabian astronomer, Albumazer (805-885
  AD) said There arises in the first Decan as the
  Persians, Chaldeans and Egyptians and the two
  Hermes and Ascalius teach, a young woman whose
  Persian name denotes a pure virgin, sitting on a
  throne, nourishing an infant boy having a Hebrew
  name , by some nations called Ihesu, signifying
  Ieza - the Christ.

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Coma
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The Second Decan CENTAURUS
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• CENTAURUS, the Dual-Natured Centaur in death.
• The Centaur with two natures, holding a spear
  piercing a victim.
• Centaurs have the torso and head of a man and
  underneath the body and legs of a horse. The
  Centaur has a dual nature. This represents
  Christ who has two natures in one being. He is
  both God and man. Under Christs human nature
  is His Divine nature.

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• Hebrew name is BEZEH THE DESPISED
• Isaiah 533 He is despised and rejected of
  men.
• Arabic and Chaldaic name also the despised
• Another Hebrew name Asmeath
• The despised Sin-Offering.
• Also, KNEMU APPOINTED TO DIE
• The Greeks Cheiron the pierced.

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• The brightest star Alpha Centauri. Its ancient
  name was Toliman the Heretofore and the
  Hereafter speaking of Christ Who is, Who was
  and Who is to come (Revelation 18).
• It is in the horse part confirming its
  identification with the Deity of Christ.
• Also PHOLAS THE MEDIATOR.
• PROXIMA the Pierced.

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• Low down in the sky.
• He is being offered up upon a Cross - the symbol
  of LIFE through DEATH. As He is being offered
  up for our sins on the cross, He is also in the
  act of piercing Lupus with a spear. This beast
  slain by Centaur is our sinful nature.
• When Christ was pierced on the Cross, he bore our
  sin-nature so that we were crucified with
  Christ. Thus on the Cross, Christ pierced and
  condemned sin in the flesh (Romans 84).
• See the next chapter for the Cross and Beast
  which focuses on His work (see how the chapters
  fit together).

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• Third Decan BOOTES

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Bootes - the Coming One

• The Good Shepherd raised from the dead, leading
  His sheep into good pasture.

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• BOOTES, the Coming Good Shepherd. Having shown
  his birth, growth, work on the Cross we now see
  him high and victorious, pictured as a strong
  man, an Oriental Shepherd walking rapidly,
  leading forth His sheep from the sheepfold. In
  his hands he holds a Shepherds Staff and a
  Sickle.
• Hebrew root Bo meaning The Coming
• Aratus, Greek poet, 270 BC wrote a poem about the
  constellations, based on ancient sources. He
  called Bootes Arctophylax - the Guardian of
  Arctos which is the flock of the Greater Fold.
  Bootes is a Shepherd and Guardian of what is now
  known as the Great Bear, but originally The
  Greater Sheepfold.
• The Egyptians called Bootes Smat Who rules,
  subdues and governs. They also called him Bau
  The Coming One.

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• Psalm 9613 For He is coming to judge the
  earth. He shall judge the world with
  righteousness,
• and the peoples with His truth.
• The picture is the Good Shepherd, who having COME
  from heaven to die for his sheep, now has risen
  from the dead and leads them forth to safety
  under His protection. This is the triumphant
  result of His death on the Cross (Centaurus).
• He is also COMING a Second time, with a sickle to
  harvest the earth. He will lead His sheep to
  safety with all evil and danger removed. This
  final Decan shows the purpose and final outcome
  of His Birth.

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Job 3831-33 Can you bind the cluster of the
Pleiades? Can you bring out Mazzaroth in its
season? Or can you guide Arcturus with its sons?
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• This concludes the first chapter, which gives an
  outline of the whole revelation.
• The Sign of Virgo reveals the SEED of the WOMAN
  It shows us the seed of the woman, the God-man,
  Who is born to be bruised, who was despised and
  pierced, but Who ultimately triumphs and saves
  His people. He is the Shepherd risen from the
  dead who is coming again to separate the good
  from bad (harvest) and guard and rule over His
  own sheep.

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Chapter 2 The Redeemers Atonement

• LIBRA, the Scales of Justice,
• the Payment of the supreme Price.
• CRUX, the Cross
• - the price is the Cross endured.
• LUPUS, the Beast of Sin slain.
• CORONA, the Crown of Glory regained.

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Chapter Links

• Notice how the Chapters are linked
• Centaurus in chapter 1 is slaying the beast in
  Chapter 2 as He dies over the Cross in Chapter 2

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LIBRA the Scales or Weighing (Hebrew), Al
Zubena The Purchase Price or Redemption (Arabic)
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• Zuben al Genubi (in the lower right hand scale)
• the price which is deficient.
• 2. Al Zubena The Purchase Price.
• Kaphar Atonement (Hebrew), al Gubi
  heaped up
• 3. Zuben Akrabi the price of the conflict

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First Decan Crux the Cross.

• What is the price paid?-the Cross endured
• This is the sacrificial altar.

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• Centaurus on the Cross

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• The Southern Cross

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2nd Decan Lupus (Victima)
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• DECAN 2 LUPUS, the Wolf - the Beast of Sin
  slain.
• It is under the bottom scale, which along with
  Scorpio
• is tipping the scales of Justice down against us.
  
• Lupus is Latin for Wolf.
• It has been SLAIN and is falling down dead.
• Greek Thera a beast and Lycos a wolf.
• Latin Victima Victim or Bestia
• Hebrew Asedah to be slain
• Arabic Asedaton to be slain
• This animal is slain by the spear of Centaurus
• (the God-Man) as He is over the Cross.

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• Sin judged by Centaurus on the Cross.

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• When Jesus died on the Cross, He judged
  and defeated sin, and paid the
  price to cover our sins, so the Scales
  of Justice would not be turned against us,
  and that we could be
  declared forgiven and righteous before
  God,
• so we could be His sons
• and be crowned with glory!

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• This jewelled Crown is up high, as the Cross is
  low.

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Decan 3 CORONA the Crown.

• Al Phecca - the Shining one.

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• After the Sufferings comes the Crown of glory.
• The Cross then the Crown But we see Jesus who
  was made a little lower than the angels, for the
  suffering of death crowned with glory and honour,
  that He, by the grace of God, might taste death
  for everyone (Hebrews 29)
• The end result of Jesus paying the price to
  redeem us and make us righteous, is that we would
  be crowned with glory and honour with Him. We
  will rule and reign with Christ.

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• Serpensthe Serpent, reaching for the Crown

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• Chapter 3 The Redeemers Conflict
• SCORPIO, the Stinging Scorpion.
• SERPENS, the Serpent striving for the Crown
• OPHICIUCUS, the Serpent-Holder,
• restraining the Serpent.
• HERCULES, the Mighty Conqueror of Evil.

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Scorpio and Libra
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Chapter Links

• Notice how the Chapters are linked
• Serpens in Chapter 3 is reaching for the Crown in
  Chapter 2.
• Scorpio in Chapter 3 is pulling the Scales down
  in Chapter 2.

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• Scorpio the Scorpion.

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• The picture is a gigantic Scorpion,
• who has stung in the heel a Mighty Man who is
  struggling with a serpent, but is being crushed
  by the Man, who has his foot placed right on the
  scorpions heart. It is a titanic
  conflict to the death. Together the pictures
  form a dramatic view of the great spiritual
  conflict between Christ and the devil, revealed
  first in Genesis 315
• I will put enmity between you (satan) and the
  woman, and between your seed and her Seed He
  shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise His
  heel.

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• The Hebrew name is Akrab Scorpion, also
  conflict, war (as in Psalm 1441).
• It means to cleave in conflict or battle.
• In Arabic Al Akrab wounding him that comes!
• In Coptic Isidis the attack of the enemy,
  oppression (as in Psalm 179).
• Egyptian Zodiacs have it as a monster serpent
  called Typhon or Python.
• Denderah The enemy ruled, bowed down
• - Seen as a serpent under the feet of a king.
• Tribe of Dan Eagle with snake in its mouth.

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• The brightest star (in the heart) shines
  ominously with a deep red light.
• In Arabic it is Antares the wounding.
• In Latin Cor Scorpii heart of the Scorpion
• A scorpions sting is in its curved, chainlike
  tail and is often fatal. The poison causes the
  most intense pain. The sting (the main star in
  the tail) is called in Hebrew Lesath
• the perverse. In Chaldee it is Lesha.
  The stars in the tail are also called Leshat.

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• The Scorpion is a deadly enemy of man
  representing demonic powers (Revelation 99-11)
  and these names describe the enmity between satan
  and the womans Seed.
• Psalm 9113 You shall tread upon the lion and
  the cobra, the venomous thing (scorpion) and the
  serpent you shall trample underfoot.
• Luke 1019 Behold, I give you the authority to
  trample on serpents and scorpions, and over
  all the power of the enemy, and nothing
  shall by any means hurt you.

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Genesis 315

• I will put enmity between you (satan) and the
  woman, and between your seed and her Seed He
  shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise His
  heel.

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• Ophiuchus crushing Scorpio, but wounded.

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• Sagittarius aiming his arrow at Scorpio

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Decan 1 Serpens (the Serpent)
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• Serpens - the Serpent.

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• Serpens (the Serpent) is seen struggling vainly
  in the powerful grasp of a mighty man called
  Ophiuchus, the Serpent-Holder.
  In Latin he is Serpentarius.
• He is reaching for the Crown (dominion).
• Revelation 127,8 (two sides of evil)
• There was war in heaven Michael
  and his angels fought against the
  dragon and the dragon fought and his
  angels,
• And prevailed not neither was their place
  found any more in heaven. And the great
  dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the
  devil, and satan, which deceives the whole world
  he was cast out into the earth, and his
  angels were cast out with him.

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• Serpensthe Serpent, reaching for the Crown

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• The brightest star in the Serpent is in the neck
• It is named Unuk encompassing.
• Another Hebrew name is Alyahthe accursed
• In Arabic Al Hay the reptile.
• The next brightest is in the jaw.
• In Arabic Cheleb or Chelbalrai
• the serpent enfolding.

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Decan 2 Orphiuchus, the Serpent Handler
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• This picture reveals the purpose of the conflict.
  It is to seize the Crown (the link to
  chapter 2). The serpent is reaching for the
  Crown. It is the battle for
  dominion.
• The Greek name Ophiuchus is derived from the
  Hebrew and Arabic Afeichus the serpent held.
• The brightest star in Ophiuchus is in the head.
  Arabic Ras al Hagus the head of him who holds,
  or Ras-Al-Awa, the Head of the Desired One
  (as in the head of Hercules)
• Other Hebrew star names are
• Triophas treading under foot
• Saiph (in the bruised foot) bruised
• Carnebus the wounding
• Megeros contending

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• Ophiuchus crushing Scorpio, but wounded.

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• We have all received the poisoned scorpion sting
  (sin) which leads to death. Christ on the Cross
  received the sting (sin) and died for us.
• He has been stung in one foot, but is also
  treading on the heart of the Scorpion (Antares
  the wounding), crushing him under foot. He has
  the serpent under His power.

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• God, who raised Him from the dead. And
  you, being dead in your trespasses and the
  uncircumcision of your flesh, He has made
  alive together with Him, having forgiven you all
  trespasses, having wiped out the handwriting of
  requirements that was against us, which was
  contrary to us. And He has taken it out of
  the way, having nailed it to the cross. Having
  disarmed (stripped away from himself)
  principalities and powers, He made a public
  spectacle of them, triumphing over them in it
  (his death and resurrection) (Colossians
  212-15).

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• In the Zodiac of Denderah it is an enthroned
  human being called Apibau the chief who comes.
  He has a hawks head (showing he is the enemy of
  the serpent - called Khu ruled or enemy).

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• Ophiuchus holding Serpens in a strong grip.

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Decan 3 Hercules (the Branch kneeling)
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• This shows the final result of the conflict - the
  victory of the mighty vanquisher over the powers
  of evil. This is a large constellation high in
  the heavens.
• He is bending on one knee while his left foot is
  set directly over the head of the great dragon.
  He wields a great club in his right hand. In his
  left hand he grasps a triple-headed
  serpent-monster (Cerberus).
• He wears the skin of a lion he has slain.

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• Draco under the feet of Hercules.

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• Hercules (Greeks and Romans)
• In the Denderah Zodiac we again have a man with a
  club, called Bau he who comes.
• In Arabic, he is Al Giscale the strong one.
• In Hebrew, Marsic, the Wounding.
• or Gibbor, the Mighty One (Isaiah 96).

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• Aratus, who calls him the inexplicable image
• Near this, and like a toiling man, revolves a
  form of it can no one clearly speak, nor what he
  labours at. they call him simply the man upon
  his knees in desperate struggle, like one who
  sinks, he seems. From both his shoulders his arms
  are high-uplifted and out-stretched as far as he
  can reach, and his right foot is planted on the
  coiled dragons head.

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• In the myths he was a god-begotten man. Hercules
  is always destroying some terrible foe,
  overcoming impossible obstacles, defeating evil.
  
• One such was the killing of the three-headed
  hydra who guarded the gates of hell and by whose
  venom he later died (shown in the
  constellation).
• He also killed a dragon that guarded the apples
  of gold (also shown).

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• Draco under the feet of Hercules.

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• Jesus is the true killer of the roaring lion.
  He fought and slayed the Dragon and recovered
  access to the fruits of the Tree of Life. On his
  knee-he humbled himself in obedience to God,even
  unto death. He descended into hell and when
  Gods power raised him up, the spirits of the
  underworld cowered before him, taking the keys
  (authority/heads) of death and hell Do not be
  afraid I am the First and the Last. I am He
  who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive
  forevermore. Amen. And I have the keys of Hades
  and of Death (Rev 117,18).
• In His resurrection he wields his victorious club
  and subdues all his enemies and plants his foot
  on the Dragons head.

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• The brightest star (in his head) is
• Ras al Gethi the head of him who bruise, or
  Ras-al-Awa, the head of the Desired.
• (This identifies him with Orphicius).
• The next brightest (in his right arm-pit) is
• Kornephorus the branch, kneeling.
• Other stars are
• Marsic the wounding.
• Maasyn (left arm) the sin-offering (Isa
  5310).
• Caiam or Guiam (lower right arm) punishing.
• In Arabic treading under foot.

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• The name Hercules comes from the Greeks who told
  many stories of his feats of strength. Aristotle
  admits that these had their origin in an ancient
  religion and that much had been preserved as the
  remains of an ancient wisdom. Other things
  had been changed and added after the mythical
  style. Neander says it was the
  fragments of a tradition, which transmitted the
  knowledge of divine things possessed in the
  earlier times. Sadly
  they had lost the original purpose and meaning of
  this constellation, which speaks of Christ.
  The Greek fables can be derived from
  the prophecies of the Messiah, of which they are
  a corruption. This is especially true of
  Hercules.

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• Chapter 4 The Redeemers Triumph
• SAGITTARIUS, the Centaur
• - rises from the dead in triumph.
• LYRA, the Harp
• He fills the Heavens with Praise.
• ARA, the Altar
• - Consuming Fires prepared for His Enemies.
• DRACO, the defeated Dragon under His Feet.

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Christ risen and triumphant!

• After His atonement (chapter 2)
• and His conflict (chapter 3)
• is His triumph (chapter 4)!
• Matthew 2818 All authority is mine in heaven and
  on earth.
• Rev 118 I am He that lives, and was dead and,
  behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen and have
  the keys of hell and of death.

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SAGITARRIUS - the Archer.
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• SAGITTARIUS, the Centaur rises in triumph from
  the dead, aiming his arrow at the heart of the
  Scorpion.
• We again see a Centaur (a being with two
  natures). Before as Centaurus, we saw him far
  down in the South, suffering death for us. Now
  he is risen and high up, on the ecliptic. For
  the Greeks, Sagittarius is Cheiron, the noble,
  righteous, wise and powerful Centaur, the
  righteous dealing Centaur.

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• Hebrew and Syriac Kesith bending of a bow for
  shooting, the archer.
• Greeks Toxotes, archer
• Arabs al Kaus, the arrow.
• Romans sagitarrius, the archer who sends forth
  the arrow.
• Coptic Pimaere graciousness, beauty of the
  appearing. This is Christ coming forth from
  death in glory and resurrection power.
• Ancient Akkadian Prince of the Earth.
• In the ancient Zodiac of Dendarah he is called
  Knem he conquers.

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His arrow is pointed at the heart of the
Scorpion, whose destruction is sure! Aratus says
of Cherion Midst golden stars he stands
refulgent now, and thrusts the scorpion with his
bended bow. With Victory won, final judgement
is assured.
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• Sagittarius aiming his arrow at Scorpio

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Chapter Links

• Notice how the Chapters are linked
• Draco in Chapter 4 is under the feet of Hercules
  in Chapter 3.
• Sagitarrius in Chapter 4 is aiming His arrow at
  Scorpios heart in Chapter 3.
• Sagitarrius in Chapter 4 is Centaurus (Cheiron)
  in Chapter 1, raised from the dead.

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• The brightest stars
• Hebrew Naim the gracious one (Ps452)
• Hebrew Nehushta the going or sending forth.
• Terebellium, set forth swiftly.
• Arabic names Al Naim the gracious one
• Al Shaula the dart
• Al Warida who comes forth
• Ruchba ar rami the riding of the bowman.
• Al Naim al sadiarathe gracious one who strives.
• Greek Croton-the Purchaser.

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• Psalm 452-7 You are fairer than the sons of
  men Grace is poured upon Your lips therefore
  God has blessed You forever. Gird Your sword
  upon Your thigh, O Mighty One, With Your glory
  and Your majesty. And in Your majesty ride
  prosperously because of truth, humility, and
  righteousness and Your right hand shall teach
  You awesome things. Your arrows are sharp in the
  heart of the Kings enemies the peoples fall
  under You. Your throne, O God, is forever and
  ever a sceptre of righteousness is the sceptre
  of Your kingdom. You love righteousness and
  hate wickedness therefore God, Your God, has
  anointed You with the oil of gladness more than
  Your companions.
• Applied to Christ in Hebrews 18.

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First Decan Lyra, the Harp
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• LYRA, the Harp through His victory He fills the
  Heavens with Praise. Christs rising from the
  dead conquering his enemies brings forth great
  praise which ascends to God (Psa 21).
• Old charts show a triumphant ascending eagle.
  Known to Hebrews as the Fishing Eagle, also 2nd
  brightest star. Having dived for its prey,
  killed they spring up again.
• I will sing to the LORD, for He has triumphed
  gloriously! The horse and its rider He has
  thrown into the sea! (Exodus 151).

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• In the Zodiac of Denderah it is an Eagle (the
  serpents enemy) ascending in triumph.
• It is called Fentkar the serpent overcome or
  ruled.
• Our picture combines the eagle and the harp

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• The brightest star is one of the most glorious in
  the sky, shining brilliant white.
• It is Vega He shall be exalted, the warrior
  triumphant.
• The next brightest are
• Shelyuk eagle Al Nesr (in Arabic).
• Sulaphat springing up or ascending.

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The Lord ascends in triumph amidst shouts of
praise and singing.

•  Psalm 247 Lift up your heads, O ye gates and
  be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors and the King
  of glory shall come in.
•  8 Who is this King of glory? The LORD strong and
  mighty, the LORD mighty in battle.
•  9 Lift up your heads, O ye gates even lift them
  up, ye everlasting doors and the King of glory
  shall come in.
•  10 Who is this King of glory? The LORD of hosts,
  he is the King of glory. Selah.

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2nd Decan Ara, the Altar
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• The first result of His victory is praise from
  His people, but the second result is judgement
  upon His enemies. ARA, the Altar- Consuming Fires
  prepared for His enemies.
• Ara means Altar or Funeral Pyre). Here we have a
  burning pyre low in the sky placed upside down
  pointing towards the lower regions. It speaks
  of the completion of all judgment in the lake of
  fire. This confirms the arrow of Sagittarius.
  Now Christ is risen victorious over satan, final
  judgement is just a matter of time.
• In Denderah, we see a man enthroned with a flail
  in his hand. He is called Bau he come)
• In Arabic it is Al Mugamra the completing or
  finishing.
• Greek Ara, Thusiasterion (cursing, utter
  destruction).
• This is the final curse pronounced against the
  enemy (Psalm 219, Matthew 2541, Revelation
  2010).

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• Psalm 21 The king shall have joy in Your
  strength, O LORD and in Your salvation how
  greatly shall he rejoice! You have given him his
  hearts desire, and have not withheld the request
  of his lips. Selah. For You meet him with the
  blessings of goodness You set a crown of pure
  gold upon his head. He asked life from You, and
  You gave it to him - length of days forever and
  ever. His glory is great in Your salvation
  honour and majesty You have placed upon him. For
  You have made him most blessed forever You have
  made him exceedingly glad with Your presence.
  For the king trusts in the LORD, and through the
  mercy of the Most High he shall not be moved.
  Your hand will find all Your enemies Your right
  hand will find those who hate You. You shall
  make them as a fiery oven in the time of Your
  anger the LORD shall swallow them up in His
  wrath, and the fire shall devour them. Their
  offspring You shall destroy from the earth, and
  their descendants from among the sons of men.
  For they intended evil against You they devised
  a plot which they are not able to perform.
  Therefore You will make them turn their back You
  will make ready Your arrows on Your string toward
  their faces. Be exalted, O LORD, in Your own
  strength! We will sing and praise Your power.

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3rd Decan DRACO, the Dragon.
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• DECAN 3 DRACO, the defeated Dragon under His
  Feet. Draco, fierce winding serpent firmly under
  the crushing feet of Hercules.
• This first Act (of 4 chapters) closes with the
  devil cast down, stripped of all authority by the
  resurrected Christ. His ultimate destiny is the
  Lake of Fire seen in the last Decan.

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• Draco (from the Greek) trodden on (Psalm
  9113). In the Zodiac of Denderah
  it is a SERPENT under the fore-feet of
  Sagittarius and is named Herfent the serpent
  accursed!
• The brightest star (in a coil) is Thuban (Hebrew)
  the subtle. It used to be the pole star 4650
  years ago.
• The next (in the head) is called in Hebrew
  Rastaban the head of the subtle (serpent).
• In Arabic it is Al Waid who is to be
  destroyed.
• Also in the head is Ethanin the long serpent or
  dragon.
• Other stars In Hebrew Grumian, the subtle
• Giansar the punished enemy.
• In Arabic Al Dib the reptile
• El Athik the fraudful
• El Aseih the bowed down.

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• Draco the Dragon.

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The North Pole has moved from Draco to under
Christs Feet.
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The Pole is now under His Feet
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