Understanding the Mythology and Influence of Planets in the Bible

Key Themes and Ideas

• Astrology and the influence of planets on human life
• Biblical references to planetary influences
• Mythological relationships between planets and biblical characters
• Importance of understanding the Zodiac and constellations for interpreting the Bible
• Upcoming significant times related to planetary movements, especially the Age of Aquarius

Influence of Planets

• Misuse of astrology: Fortune telling misuse vs. understanding planetary vibrations.
• Sun: Controls life.
• Moon: Controls tides.
• Greek word for Universe: 'Kosmos' means law - implies order and purpose in the universe.

Biblical References to Astrology

• Jesus Christ (Luke 22:10): Mentions the man with the picture of water (Aquarius); relates to entering higher consciousness and spiritual nourishment.
• Acts 2:17, Luke 22:10, Joel 2:28: References to the prophetic pouring out of spirit, tied to planetary ages.
• Job 38:31-32: Mentions influences of stars Pleiades (sweet influence) and Orion (bands).

Age of Aquarius

• Peaking in 2010: Influenced by the constellation Uranus, called 'son of heaven' or 'god of heaven.'
• Themes: Predicted to bring peace, compassion for animals, ecology, universal peace, individuality.
• Biblical correlation: Uranus moves to override Saturn's negative influences (symbolic of Satan) as per Revelation 20:2-3.
• Chronology of Planets and Stars: Movement and influence aligned with biblical prophecies.

Mythology and the Zodiac

• Uranus and Saturn: Uranus as god of heaven; Saturn (Kronos) as symbolic of time and oppressor, related to Satan in Christian tradition.
• Mythology of constellations: Relations between planets and mythological narratives directly impacting earthly life.

Importance of Zodiac in Christianity

• Zodiac symbols in the Bible: Each Gospel symbolized by a Zodiac sign (e.g., Matthew-Aquarius, Mark-Leo, Luke-Taurus, John-Scorpio).
• 12 Disciples and Zodiac: The 12 zodiac signs paralleled in the Bible with the 12 disciples, tribes of Israel, etc.
• Historical perspective: Early Christianity’s close ties to Zodiac indicated in older Bibles and corresponding illustrations.

Mythological Stories and Biblical Parallels

• Virgin births and mythologies: Mary and Jesus, Daki and Krishna, Isis and Horus – parallels between biblical and mythological stories in terms of virgin births and divine offspring.

Connecting Stars and Biblical Storytelling

• Planetary influence: Understanding the roles of planets like Saturn (Satan) and Uranus (God of Heaven) within biblical narratives.
• Lucifer and Saturn: Mythological connections between Lucifer (Bright Star) and Saturn, illustrated through biblical verses (e.g., Ezekiel 28:14).

Practical Application

• Christian Village Church: Hidden meanings of Jesus Christ, Book of Revelation, and Zodiac teachings.
• Meditation and Spiritual Practices: Elevating consciousness to connect with universal messages.

Conclusion

• Holistic View: Importance of integrating understanding of Zodiac and planetary influences for deeper biblical insights.