The Clock of the Heavens

This book, the second book of a five-part series on biblical astronomy, explores the intersection of biblical chronology and astronomy, proposing that celestial movements serve as a divine clock marking significant events in salvation history. It examines key moments such as the birth and death of Jesus Christ, the Exodus, and the Noachian Flood, interpreting planetary alignments and zodiacal constellations as reflections of God’s plan. The text emphasizes the distinction between astronomy and astrology, rejecting the latter’s predictive claims while arguing that the heavens declare God’s glory and provide a framework for understanding biblical timelines. Rich with historical and astronomical analysis, it offers a unique perspective on how the cosmos aligns with sacred narratives.