Message In The Stars

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5 Like a bridegroom emerging from his chamber, like a champion rejoicing to run his
course,
6 it rises at one end of the heavens and runs its circuit to the other; nothing is
deprived of its warmth.
• But there are 48 constellations chosen in total and arranged in sets of three (decans)
centered around each one of the selected twelve constellations.
What fascinates me is the fact that there is a correlation of meaning across ten ancient
languages of the world for these 48 constellations and their symbolism:
- Hebrew, Chaldean, Assyrian, Persian, Egyptian, Latin, Greek, Syriac, Coptic and Arabic.
Now you have to admit the last one is an interesting inclusion in the list. I have shared
enough information with you already over these last 14 Nuggets to give you sufficient
awareness of the fact that there is a correlation of meaning for each of the twelve-star
signs and their associated decans. That is what we would expect if God had indeed
named the stars. Take some time to read back through the Nuggets I have written on
this topic, and you will see what I mean.
• In the last Nugget I gave you an overview of the meaning centered around each of the
constellations and their associated stars. When all-star signs are combined in the order I
suggested, there is both a logical and heavenly association and progression of meaning
which results from the collection of stars in the Mazzaroth. There is a natural
progression from the star sign of the Coming Messiah (Virgo) to the final sign of the
Coming Lion of Judah (Leo) which contain a series of linked ideas. There is a juxtaposing
of constellations in such a way as to tell a story across the heavens.
• Indeed, it is the salvation story; would we expect anything else, if God is telling the
story? I also realize it will take me a few Nuggets to highlight some of the detail. Like
anything with God behind it, the Mazzaroth is just full of relevant detail.
Throughout the series related to the constellations there are repetitive themes. The
Messiah figure appears frequently in various forms. The Son of Virgo (in Coma),
Ophiuchus, Hercules, Sagittarius, Perseus, Auriga the shepherd and lastly the Judge of
Taurus and the triumphant Lion of Judah. Throughout the star series there is constant
reference to “His coming” (quickly). Multiple times the figure which represents him is