8. The Sun goes on it's way,
leaving Aquarius behind.[John
is put 'in prison' (Mat.
4:12)Jesus goes on his way.
(Mat. 4:13-17)][NOTE: The King
James version reads, 'Now when
Jesus had heard that John was
cast into prison, he departed
into Galilee;' (Mat. 4:12
[King James Version]) Actually
a more literal translation
reads
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8. The Sun goes on it's way,
leaving Aquarius behind.[John
is put 'in prison' (Mat.
4:12)Jesus goes on his way.
(Mat. 4:13-17)][NOTE: The King
James version reads, 'Now when
Jesus had heard that John was
cast into prison, he departed
into Galilee;' (Mat. 4:12
[King James Version]) Actually
a more literal translation
reads, 'And Jesus having heard
that John was delivered up,
did withdraw to Galilee,'
(Mat. 4:12 [Young's Literal
Translation]) The single word
�?αραδιδ�?μι, which
the KJV version translates as
'was cast into prison' means
'to deliver up one to
custody'. The word 'prison' is
not found anywhere in the
Strong's definition. (See
Strong's #3860.)In the Jesus
story after Jesus [the Sun],
visits John the Baptist
[Aquarius] the Bible says,
'After John was put in prison,
Jesus went into Galilee,....'
(Mark 1:14; Matthew 4:12; Luke
3:20; John 3:24). Suddenly
John the Baptist is 'put in
prison', and Jesus just goes
on his merry way! There is no
further explanation in the
Bible, which seems quite
strange if John were a real
person. We want to know why he
was 'put in prison.' What
crime was he accused of? Who
threw him in prison? Was there
a trial? Did Jesus attend the
trial and speak on his behalf?
No. Nothing more is said.
Jesus just continues on his
journey and appears
unconcerned about John the
Baptist.This is all very
strange and hard to understand
if interpreted as a story of
real life events, but it all
makes perfect sense when
understood as an astronomical
allegory. John the Baptist
being put in prison is merely
an allegory for the
constellation Aquarius at
sunset moving lower and lower
until it is below the horizon
at the end of the month and
can no longer be seen. It is a
natural phenomenon that
requires no further
explanation, and that is why
there is no further
explanation in the Bible.So
Jesus [the Sun], continues on
his way into 'Galilee'. The
word 'Galilee' literally means
'circuit'. The original Greek
word is γαλιλαι�?
{gal-il-ah'-yah} (Strong's
Greek #1056. Click here to see
the verse in Greek), which is
a word of Hebrew origin
�?�?�?�? {gaw-lee-law'}
(Strong's Hebrew #01551). A
'circuit' is a closed, usually
circular path. The ecliptic is
the circuit the Sun travels
along during the year. The
ecliptic is a great circle
inscribed on the celestial
sphere. The ecliptic is also a
circle on a planisphere.
Jesus, a personification of
the Sun, continues on his way
along the ecliptic, or
'Galilee'.After the Sun passes
through Aquarius, the Sun
enters Pisces, the two fish.
There's a lot of water around,
brought on by Aquarius, and
there's no harvest yet, and
not much good hunting, so this
is a good time to go fishing.
Hence the theme of fish and
fishing.9. The Sun visits
Pisces, the two fish. Theme of
fishing.Reviewing the Jesus
story vs. the solar mythology
story, so far we have about
the Sun: 1. The Sun is
born, or re-born, on December
25th. 2. The Sun begins it's
journey at 'age 30' by
entering Aquarius. 3. The
Sun's annual journey takes one
year. 4. The Sun visits
Aquarius who immerses the land
with water. 5. The
temptation to give in to the
forces of darkness, 6. the
resistance to that temptation.
7. The Sun leaves Aquarius.
Aquarius is figuratively is
put in prison. 8. The Sun
goes on it's way, leaving
Aquarius behind. 9. The Sun
visits Pisces, the two fish.
Theme of fishing. AriesAfter
passing through Pisces, the
Sun enters Aries, the ram,
sheep, or lamb. The
traditional date for this is
the Vernal Equinox (or Spring
Equinox), March 21. This is an
important date, because this
is when day and night are of
equal length, and after this
day the days are longer than
the nights. The battle of
warmth and light against cold
and darkness has finally been
won.Sin means a deviation from
the way things ought to be.
The sin of the Earth was that
it was cold and dark during
Autumn and Winter. We would
prefer it to be warm and
light. When the Sun reaches
the lamb the sin of the earth
is figuratively taken away, as
that is when the warmth and
light of Spring and Summer
finally wins over the cold and
darkness of Autumn and Winter.
Thus figuratively the lamb is
that which takes away the sin
of the earth.It's common for
solar religions to associate
their savior with the zodiac
symbol the Sun is in at the
Vernal Equinox.'The next day
John saw Jesus coming toward
him and said, 'Look, the Lamb
of God, who takes away the sin
of the world!' (John
1:29)'When he saw Jesus
passing by, he said, 'Look,
the Lamb of God!' (John
1:36)Jesus is often depicted
with a lamb.10. The Sun visits
Aries, a ram, sheep, or lamb,
on the Vernal Equinox, when
darkness and cold, the
figurative sins of the earth,
are overpowered by light and
warmth.[Jesus is the lamb of
God who takes away the sins of
the earth.]more on 3 0f 3..

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