So hopefully Apollo Illuminati will pipe in here. I've decided to look into the concept of the bible as Astrology. I think it's a massive rabbit hole, and although I'm deeply intimidated by it (since I think it's so extensive), I've decided to dive right in.
For now, I'll mention the ones that I know about already (most of them are obvious), and go from there:
12 disciples = zodiac signs
This one is interesting with the 'resurrection' of Opheuchis... since that then adds the virgo mary to the pile, and you have 13!
The son = the Sun
Another obvious one, yet it wouldn't hold up all by itself. However, there are various things that begin to lend credence to this, as we'll get into.
The cross = Northern Cross? (Southern? I don't recall, lol)
The Sun dies on the 'cross' constellation, right around the time that the 'son' is supposed to have died on the cross.
The water bearer = end of the age
The worship of the 'son' will end at the end of the piscean age... when "you see a man go into the temple bearing a pitcher of water", then you will know it is the end of the age and the return of the 'sun' will begin.
-- Note: This may actually have more bearing than we realize. I will look into tomorrow, but there's now some evidence that we're actually a binary star system with Sirius, and it has 'turned' and is coming back towards us. I'll try to find the article I read about this. Something about it no longer being a red star, but now a blue star (or vice versa).
Anyway, I will look more into this tomorrow. But if anyone wants to add to the ways in which the bible's stories correlate to Astrology, I thank you ahead of time.
Quoting: Sandi_T Yes this all falls in line with the notion that the Bible has been grandly distorted, and the history and the training of Jesus and his lineage is actually much richer and more interesting than the modern day Church leads most to believe.
The twelve stones on Jacobs robe(and later, according to some, Jesus as well wore the same) were always attributed to the Twelve tribes of Israel w/e. But this garb may come from the Church of the Nazarenes training an An or what was later called Heliopolis. An ancient cult center that was devoted to the knowledge of the cosmological world. Jesus was part of a very sacred and ancient sect called the Nazarene, who were most definitely heavily influenced by the Egyptian Amara Age, and for sure took the introduction of monotheism out of Egypt with Moses and carried on those traditions and a lot of the importance placed on the knowledge from the golden age. The Egyptians always placed heavy emphasis on the Cosmos.
I am of the belief that you are definitely on the tight track, but only because the true mysticism surrounding Christ(which is recorded in the Bible in a very hard to understand way, as it is probably intentionally vague etc and written by people not associated directly with Jesus or his inner circle(read; Paul>Saul>Jospehus).
There was a long standing tradition in his family of "Going to Egypt" this was to be fully initiated into the priesthood of the Nazarene.
