Celestial Signs and the Appointed Times
The Scriptures present creation as part of God's revelation. The earth, the seas, the cycles of nature, and the heavenly lights were established according to the order determined by the Creator.
Genesis 1:14 also declares that the heavenly lights were appointed to serve as signs and for appointed times.
From the very beginning, therefore, the biblical text associates the heavens not only with the natural ordering of time, but also with the means by which God orders and communicates His purposes throughout history.
Celestial Signs of the Second Coming
The Great Sign of Revelation 12
The vision recorded by John presents one of the most widely recognized celestial signs in Scripture. This study examines the configuration observed in 2017, its astronomical features, and its relationship to the prophetic language of the Second Coming.
The Starting Point of the Celestial Measuring Scale — When the Heavens Bear Witness to the Messiah
Scripture associates the Messiah with both the beginning and the consummation of all things. This study examines a celestial configuration connected to the starting point of astronomical measurement and its symbolic relationship to the expectation of the Messiah.
Leo — The King Who Is to Come
Explore the celestial sign in the constellation of Leo, symbolically associated with the title King of Kings, and its relationship to the prophetic window surrounding the manifestation of the Messiah.
Celestial Signs of the First and Second Coming
In the account of Jesus’ birth, a celestial sign drew the attention of the Magi from the East. In the prophetic discourses concerning the end, Jesus and John again refer to signs associated with the heavens.
This study brings together the principal astronomical reconstructions related to the First Coming and examines how these same regions of the heavens reappear in the expectation of the Second Coming, considering their relationship to biblical prophecy, historical events, and the sacred calendar.