Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Biblical Astronomy - Session 6 - September 22, 2021

In today's session, we continued our segment on Biblical Archaeology which focused on the Egyptian layout and building plan of Joseph, who was called Imhotep in Egypt. As we discussed, the whole of ancient Egypt was laid out to recreate, to-scale, constellations of the heavens. 

The Saqqara pyramid complex, designed and built by Joseph, was the first pyramid ever built. The pyramid structure is the only wonder of the ancient world which honored Yahweh, in that it pointed to His Throne and drew attention to the constellations. 

The three Great Pyramids were part of recreating the constellation, Orion. This is the constellation which foretells of the Second Coming. The ancients believed that Yahweh's Throne is through Orion's belt. And the placement of the three Great Pyramids in Cairo Egypt, which was planned by Imhotep (and built later), was specifically designed to draw attention to the Throne of Yah.

Hubble discovered that the universe was spherical and ordered...  He was an avowed evolutionist, and resisted telling anyone about this because it pointed to a Creator. It was discovered, through observing the Red Shift (explained in today's session) that earth is near the mathematical center of the Universe. Creation scientists also note that there is evidence to show that Yahweh's Throne is indeed through Orion's Belt, just as the ancients (taught by Imhotep) believed. One teacher of this is Dr. Robert Gentry. Check out his following online video:


The oldest art on earth is all about the heavens. One amazing example of this is the cave paintings in the Cave of Lascaux, located in France. Please note that the following National Geographic video is presented from a deeply evolutionary bias. However, it does serve to show that even evolutionary scientists are now coming to understand that the ancient people knew the constellations, tracked the Tekufah's (specifically the Equinoxes) and kept record of the new moons - all of which would have been significant to those who honored Yahweh's holy days.

Since the cave paintings could not have survived the catastrophic Flood of Noah's Day, we can know that the Lascaux cave paintings must have been done shortly after the Flood, making them truly the oldest art on earth (which evolutionists also agree about, but they wrongly date the cave paintings to 19,000-26,000 years ago). Perhaps most exciting of all is that the more detail one finds about Lascaux's paintings, the more one can see a strong likelihood that they were made by a person who was a Feast keeper.


Slides from the footage of the National Geographic video 

Helpful Resources:

For more information on Imhotep, being Joseph, visit Ron Wyatt's website:


For more information on Tutmoses II, being Moses, visit Ron Wyatt's website:


Request your own copy of the book God's Amazing Star Secret (helpful, but not necessary for the class)

ZOOM TO CLASS (LIVE):
The following button is the key to getting in to the online class. (Please note, the "Zoom to the Stars Class Live" button below only works at the time of the class AND it also only works for registered participants.) So, on September 29 at 11 AM (PST), click the button below to get into the online Biblical Astronomy Class:

VIEW THE CLASS VIDEO:

Click the following button to view the recording of the September 22, 2021 class session:


UPCOMING HOLY DAYS: 

The month of October is the month of the Fall Feasts this year. We know that many Feast-keepers kept the Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, and the Feast of Tabernacles earlier (in September) this year, but we believe the correct calendar puts the Fall Feasts a month later than many... (For more information on the timing, and to see why our calendar is a month later this year, see the full studies at the bottom of this section).

Feast of Trumpets Weekend: October 7-9 - More Information
(Biblical Astronomy will still meet on Wednesday, October 6, as scheduled)

Day of Atonement Weekend: October 16-17 - More Information

Feast of Tabernacles - Fall Retreat: October 22-30 - More Information

Biblical Astronomy will not meet on the following dates in October:
  • October 20 - this week is our Retreat Prep (no Biblical Astronomy Class due to cooking for the Feast week, sermon writing, etc.)
  • October 27 - this week is our Feast of Tabernacles Retreat (no Biblical Astronomy Class, but you are cordially invited to join us for the meeting broadcasts, during this exciting week - see the Retreat Schedule)
  • November 3 - this week is our needed break, allowing us time to clean, rest, and put things back in order following the camp meeting/retreat (no Biblical Astronomy Class during this time).
Biblical Astronomy Class will resume, following the above listed break, on Wednesday, November 10.

For a full Bible study on the Biblical calendar, and how to determine the times of the holy Days, please see our four-part series, available on DVD or online at the following links:





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