Written in the Heavens
Jordan, Cathy Messecar, Sarah, AmyWritten 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 55 | Subscribers | Read | writtenintheheavens.substack.com |
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The Scales: Balanced and Paid
Welcome! We are currently in the second month of the heavenly calendar. The constellation for this month is the Scales.
The Lion Rises
A painting by Amy. To see more art by Amy, visit her Substack publication at ajdoodles.substack.com.
Psalm 19: Their Line Has Gone Out
I received a question from a Written in the Heavens reader about Psalm 19. A certain phrased grabbed her attention:
The Lamb of Elohim (from the Archive)
# The Lamb Who Was Slain
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Authors
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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!
A self-proclaimed Farm Scribe, I write inspirational columns from our family farm, Leaning Tree Acres. My leaning tree is the cross.
I love the Bible, Yahushua (Jesus), and His commands. I also have a strong passion for extra-biblical writings! \ud83d\ude0d \ud83d\udcd6\ud83d\udcda
Sojourning with my husband and seven children. Loving. Writing, editing, and living our story. Having fun. Doodling. Thankful and hopeful.
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