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The Zodiac, Cherubim & The Sphinx - Zodiac astrology mythology, Ezekiel 41:18 And it (the paneling of the holy place of the temple) was made with cherubs ...and two faces were to a cherub, the face of a man, toward the palm tree from here, and a young lion's face toward the palm tree from there.

The Zodiac, Cherubim & The Sphinx - Zodiac astrology mythology,

It was made to all the house round and round...on the wall of the temple. Myth and God's Message in the Heavens The pictures found today in the zodiac were not developed by the Greeks, but were in place perhaps as early as 4000 B.C. predating even the civilizations of Sumeria . These pictures were not merely arranged in haphazard order to aid in the tracking of the star movements, but with the purpose of depicting an epic narrative. Authors like Bullinger and Seiss have suggested that there is a deeper meaning, one that goes beyond even the most illuminated of occult interpretations. Sphinx were often placed at entrances to palaces or temples of antiquity. Printer friendly version Please view the following books for further info:Witness of the Stars by E.W. Hebrew Mazzaroth. ZDK ASTARIA Cultures - EMUSPATEL Introductory Literature Creator's Design Proclaimed in the Sky!

Hebrew Mazzaroth

(Prophetic Types in the Jewish Constellations and Hebrew Stars.) For thousands of years, Mankind has looked up into the night skies and beheld the starry-heavens. And the breathtaking sight has caused him to ponder the MEANING of what he is seeing. Thus, Philosophers have long confused one another over what that actual meaning might be! Well, as you may have noted in the rest of Our Web Site, WE feel that it is OUR sacred duty to bring you the TRUTH. Meaning of the Term? The true meaning of the term has been greatly obscured, for the Pagans and the Idolaters have asserted that the Mazzaroth is simply the Jewish Zodiac. Now, the Hebrew term Mazzel (or Mazzalah) simply means a light in the sky. The Holy Scriptures record: Now, the Astrology crowd jumps right in on that word SIGNS and say: see, that proves horoscopes are right! Mazzaroth in the Scriptures? Thus, the Holy Scriptures record: 1. 2. 3. The Zodiac-Bible In The Stars. Not many folks have heard about the Bible in the stars.

The Zodiac-Bible In The Stars

This is definitely NOT astrology. Astrology can't even put three signs together to make a story, whereas, the 48 constellations that make up the true Zodiac all go together to tell the story of Jesus, the Redeemer. The story includes His birth and life prophesy(the first four major Signs; 16 constellations), His dealings with His elect people(the second four major Signs), and His coming in triumph over Satan( the last four major Signs). You can listen to an introduction, a detailed account of the first sign, Virgo, and a summary of the whole Zodiac by going to the Zodiac section of the Straight Talk Archive .

This page also includes the Lunar Zodiac, which, while approaching the subject from a totally different place, still tells the same story of the Redeemer. Below, I've included a Harmony that resulted from my study of this subject. Joseph A. You'll notice that the Biblical Zodiac doesn't start with Aries. Joseph A. Who made it? Astronomy of Babylon. With the exception of the Venus tables of Ammiza-duga, which probably originated in the seventeenth century BC, most of the surviving Mesopotamian astronomical texts were written between 650 and 50 BC.

Astronomy of Babylon

These clay tablets with cuneiform writing are called astronomical diaries, and they are the unmistakable observations of specialists: professional astronomer-scribes. A typical diary entry begins with a statement on the length of the previous month. It might have been 29 or 30 days. Then, the present month's first observation - the time between sunset and moonset on the day of the first waxing crescent - is given, followed by similar information on the times between moonsets and sunrises and between moonrises and sunsets, at full moon.

At the end of the month, the interval between the rising of the last waning crescent moon and sunrise is recorded. Assyrian star map from Nineveh (K 8538). If we are seeking immortality, the sky is a good place to start.