The first decan of Taleh is Parats (now called Perseus). Because He will break the power of the enemy, bringing Satan’s terrible reign to an end, Yahshua Messiah is given the title of “The Breaker” in both Scripture (Micah 2:13) and in the sky.
Parats (Perseus) is one of the largest constellations in the Northern Hemisphere. It is well-known for its annual meteor shower which takes place from July 23 to August 13.
In the glorious sky-picture of Parats, Messiah is portrayed as The Breaker (Parats is the constellation on the left in the above image. Here we see Heaven’s mighty Warrior victoriously holding the severed head of his “giant” enemy, just as the young David once held up the head of the giant Goliath, in Old Testament times.
The message of this constellation is simple and encouraging. The devil will not always be able to hurt, destroy and ruin. His time is short (Revelation 12:12). Yahshua, Who paid for our Redemption with His Blood, will one day put an end to Ha Satan’s tyrannical dominion. This is the good news of Parats.
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