The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-12-13

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| THE SCRIPTURES
Armaceddon, the typical ba ie {
ages between good and evil, Is ilIue'
trated all over the heavens BY friend.
" and hostile consultations and
single states Of a beneficent OF sinl-
ster character according to ancient
history.
The old Hebrew prophets, especi-
ally those of the School Of Daniel,
were all astrologers, looking to the
stars for inspiration in search Of the
first cause and final consumation Of
all things when the heavens are CAL
led together like a scroll. They asked
the stars for solutions Of the riddles
Of life and the mysteries Of destiny
or fate Of individuals and nations
from original creation through long
ages Of evolution, and their pr rophe-
sizes, when correctly understood, are
just as reliable as the predictions Of
modern astronomy Of eclipses Of sun,
moon and stars for centuries in ad-
vance. In a former letter have poin-
ted out the three consultations com.
posing st. Johns prophetic Star
picture Of woman in travel about to
be delivered Of a new era in the
worlds history, creating new hea-
ven and new earth upon this con-
tinent.
In this | will describe three other
consultations, so that they may be
readily found and remind all good
citizens Of the manifest destiny Of
this Republic.
The times | have have selected
for the following three principal
guiding stars may seem a little pre-
mature but the interested reader can |
readily figure out for himself any
other date and hour Of the night BY |
remembering that any star which
was on the meridian last night, say
at 7 .. m. central time, was there
the night before at 7:O4 and will be |
there again at 6:56 this night.
So then on March 1st 1913 Col
umba, the dove, the constellation Of |
Christopher Columbus whose prin.
cpal guiding star is called Phact,
will be on the meridian at about n
D. m. central time, at an altitude Of
about rs degrees here at Pascagoula,
above the south horizon, rising and
setting 4 hours 80 minutes before
and after the time Of its meridian
passage, and 4 minutes earlier every
following day.
D. Cynus, the swan, the con-
stellation of Martin Luther. the swan
of EisIeben and trumpet Of the re-
formation, who had much to do |
with the earliest settlements in this
country, soon after Germany's ter
rible Armageddon of the thirty year
war.
On September 1st 1913, Luther,s
guiding star, the principal one of the
swan, called Deneb, will be on the
meridian at about 10 p. m. central
time at an altitude Of about IS de-
crees above the north horizon, rising
and setting 8 hours u minutes be-
fore and after the time Of its meri-
dian passage and = minutes earlier
every following day.
will here remind my readers also
Of the fact that on the 4th Of Sep
tember a reproduction Of St. Johns
prophetic vision Of this country will
be visible again in a clear Soutnwes-
tern sky soon after sunset, and that
on the 14th and 18th Of September
total eclipse Of the moon will occur.
B AgniIa, the Eagle, the con.
steIlation Of George Washington, the
Michael Of the American Armasedd n
On September lst the guiding
star Of George Washington, called
Affair, will be on the meridian at
about op. m, central time at an alti-
tude of about 50 degrees above the
south horizon. rising and setting 6
hours 20 minutes before and after
the time of its meridian passage and
4 minutes earlier every following day.