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Pointing to the writings and work of Cicero, the Chaldeans, Egyptians, Phoenecians, and to some of his more contemporary counterparts, Richer, Roberts, Dupuis, Clarke, Smith and Syce, Seiss explains that this mathematical precision, and God’s artistic illustration connecting each star, tell the gospel story.

Avah, Hebrew for “signs,”and Moed, Hebrew for “seasons,” indicate that the stars mark something fixed and/or appointed– specific to history. The twelve signs of the Solar Zodiac mark something significant about specific periods of time. The Earth routinely, every year, tilts nearest the Sun (perihelion) in early January and farthest from the Sun (aphelion) in early July. The Earth completely revolves around the Sun in increments of 12– at an angle– every 365.25 days. Mathematicians and scientists have discovered exact distances between the Earth and the Sun. Scripture is not silent: everything in God’s creation, he ordered with a specific purpose. These constellations are undeniably evident to everyone, Seiss argues, as does David throughout the Psalms. In fact, the 24 brightest stars seen from Earth, are referenced in verses from Genesis to Revelation, Seiss points out.

Al Nitak: “The wounded,” the One who redeems his people.

Bellatrix: “Swiftly destroying,” who is the prince who avenges his people and.

Betelgeuse: “The coming of the branch,” which represents “the shoot from the stump of Jesse” (Isa.

Orion: “Coming as light,” the Prince of Light.

Because of his great power and mighty strength, not one of them is missing.” (Is.20:26)Ĭonsider the stars’ names and their meaning, which “all declare the Glory of God.” (Ps. “ Lift up your eyes and look to the heavens: Who created all these? He who brings out the starry host one by one and calls forth each of them by name. “He determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name.” (Ps. Stars were so important that God named them. Stars were, “for signs and for seasons, and for days and for years, in the expanse of the heavens to give light upon t he earth.” (Gen. 1:16) and positioned them in their exact places in the universe (Ps. Seiss explains that stars and groups of stars, known as constellations, were created to fill the galaxy in a particular order for a very specific purpose.

(Another beautiful image similar to the above image of Jesus at the center of the Solar Zodiac can be found in a private 16th century monastery, Moni Dekoulou-Μονή Δεκούλου, in Aposkieri Mesa Mani, Peloponnesus, Greece. In a lecture entitled, “The Starry Worlds,” first published in 1882, he attests: “Such wonderful creations of almighty power and wisdom were not without a purpose.” Fresco of Jesus at the center of the Zodiac in the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (Cathedral of the Living Pillar) in Mtskheta, Georgia, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. According to a 1904 New York Times abstract, Seiss was long distinguished as a preacher and writer and founder of the The General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America in 1867.