Dalah, now called Delphinus, is the third decan of Gedi. Dalah refers to something “drawn out” of the water—such as a fish, that is drawn out by a fishing line. The Greeks changed the name of the constellation to Delphinus, which means “dolphin”.
But the old drawings of this constellation show a fish with scales, as shown below:
As we have already seen in our study of Gedi, fish represent converts to the Kingdom of God. So, in the three decans of Gedi we see the results of accepting Christ’s Atonement. The results of this choice include personal suffering, perhaps even persecution, but the arrows of God’s Truth will triumph over darkness. And there will be “fish’” (souls) saved through God’s “fishers of men”, which we are all called to become.
Psalm 30:1 “...I will extol thee, O Yahweh; for Thou hast lifted me up (Dalah), and hast not made my foes to rejoice over me.”
Numbers 24:7 “He shall pour the water out of His buckets, and his seed shall be in many waters...”
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