Written in the Heavens
Jordan, Amy\ud83d\udc95Written in the Heavens is a weekly publication teaching on the shapes of the constellations, their Scriptural meaning, ancient Hebrew names, and the abundant stories they tell as God has revealed Himself to mankind through the night sky!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 69 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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The Sign of Messiah’s Kingship in the Heavens
Last week we looked at the King constellation. We saw how this sign testifies to YHWH (the Lord), who reigns as King in Heaven.
This week will look at how this sign testifies to the Kingship of Yahushua (Jesus), the Son of Elohim.
The B...
Where Is the King Constellation?
The night sky is divided into three regions.
Can you name the three regions?
Image adapted from a photo by Ryan Jacobson on Unsplash
If you guessed Heavens, Earth, and Sheol, you answered correctly.
The Three Regions of the Sky
The t...
The Constellations Job Named
The story in the constellations was circulated in Job’s day. In his book, The Gospel in the stars, Joseph Seiss wrote,
“And yet, already in the time of Job the heavens were astronomically laid out and arranged in the manner just describe...
Messiah’s Bride in the Stars: A Sign for Overcomers
When I started Written in the Heavens, I needed a logo.
Because the Bride constellation was special to me, I decided to include it.
Look at the logo below. Can you see the Bride? 😉
The Written in the Heavens Logo Designed by AJ Doodles...
The Breaker: Making a Way
Stargazing is meant to be a unique experience for every observer.
On one hand, YHWH (the Lord) created the stars to communicate His message. This means the pictures in the constellations are not random but intentionally crafted by Him to t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Possessing a testimony of Messiah. Learning to guard the commands. Seeker of truth. I love creation, nature, and science, especially glorifying Elohim through the stars!
Illustrating and creating digital art for Substackers. Preserving human creativity and inspiring others to do the same. Wife and mom. Loving the journey. Keeping it fun. Doodling. Focusing on things that connect and unite us all.\ud83d\ude0a\ud83d\udc95
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