Constellation Images
All Directories1 | aquarius.jpg |
![]() |
aquarius Aquarius (the water urn) - He is the one pouring out the blessings on the redeemed.
The Blessings Ensured Aquarius, the water bearer with the poured-out urn often pictured at belly level, could be indicative of the coming of the Holy Spirit. Jesus referenced this when He said, “out of your belly shall flow rivers of living water.” This constellation indicates great spiritual ability—an affinity for the energizing of the Holy Spirit. |
2 | aries.jpg |
![]() |
aries Aries (the ram) - He is the Ram of God, redeeming through His sacrificial blood, which was shed as the Passover Lamb.
Their Blessings Consummated and Enjoyed Aries is the ram of God—not one dying in sacrifice but one full of vigor—representing the coming King after His sacrifice. It is indicative of a kingdom-taking trait, with the three decans in this grouping showing an attitude of fighting for others and a sacrificial type of leadership, rather than one who leads from the front. An Aries, although not always the one in charge, leads with love and encouragement. |
3 | cancer.jpg |
![]() |
cancer Cancer (the crab) - He is shown as the One holding onto the inheritance of the redeemed.
Messiah’s Redeemed Possessions Cancer the crab symbolically shows tenacity to hold on to the faith. This constellation is also symbolized as a sheepfold, which shows Jesus as the Shepherd—the door of the sheep. This indicates a great love for others and a strong pastoral heart of service. This can also show a great heart for pressing into the kingdom of God (Philippians 3:14)—a tenacious pursuer. |
4 | capricorn.jpg |
![]() |
capricorn Capricorn (the goat) - He is the slain goat, as the scapegoat of redemption.
The Blessings Procured Capricorn, being the symbol of a dying goat in one half and a living fish in the other half, shows a sacrificial lifestyle and a love for others. The fish shows the trait of coming back after defeat or a resurrection. The goat profiles the biblical scapegoat, which indicates loyalty to others, strong friendship, and sacrificial love. |
5 | gemini.jpg |
![]() |
gemini Gemini (the twins) - He is the triumphant Redeemer coming twice, once as a sacrifice and next as the King.
Messiah’s Reign as Prince of Peace Gemini is represented symbolically by twins, one being a worshipper and the other a warrior. It reveals the image of Yeshua in a balanced life, not being too extreme but practical in judgment and judicious in decision making. It may also indicate a struggle for the spiritual mind to dominate over the carnal mind. Castor and Pollux, the principal stars of Gemini, are in the heads of the twins. The one higher above the ecliptic is Castor, which means the ruler or king. The lower star, Pollux, means the sufferer. Locations of planets in proximity to these show inclinations toward that persuasion. This also shows balance between being redeemer-minded and kingly-minded. |
6 | leo.jpg |
![]() |
leo Leo (the lion) - He is the coming King to establish the kingdom He purchased with His own blood.
Messiah’s Consummated Triumph Leo is the lion of the tribe of Judah, which shows leadership, a strong personality, and an apostolic attitude. These are the character traits of being an out-in-front leader. They are bold and assertive. |
7 | libra.jpg |
![]() |
libra Libra (the scales) - He is the price paid for redemption in the scales of justice
Redeemer’s Atoning Work Libra is the figure of the scales, symbolizing both the redemptive and sacrificial natures of the Messiah (with Christ on one side of the scales and our sins on the other). Libra reveals the character traits of judgment and discernment and may indicate tendencies towards black-and-white judgments with little room for gray. This individual may have a gifting of discernment. |
8 | pisces.jpg |
![]() |
pisces Pisces (the fishes) - He is the Redeemer of both Jews and Gentiles, tied together by the band of His sacrifice for all.
Their Blessings in Abeyance Pisces is represented by two fishes connected by a band; one fish is pointing up (north), and the other is flowing horizontally with the ecliptic path of the Sun. Pisces shows abundance and usually great giftings that must be developed in order to bless and help others. It may also indicate strong evangelistic tendencies. The relationship of the band vertically indicates relationship to the Creator; the horizontal band flowing with the ecliptic shows relationship with people. |
9 | sagittarius.jpg |
![]() |
sagittarius Sagittarius (the archer) - He is the victorious King returning after being wounded.
Redeemer’s Triumph Sagittarius, the archer on the white horse, reveals a winning attitude, despite circumstances. It is indicative of warrior-like, kingdom-taker character traits, revealing Messiah’s aggressive nature as a strong finisher in the end. Sagittarius carries an apostolic message. |
10 | scorpio.jpg |
![]() |
scorpio Scorpio (the scorpion) - He is the wounded Redeemer (wounded by the enemy)
Redeemer’s Conflict Scorpio is the figure of the scorpion with the conqueror’s (Ophiuchus’) foot on its heart. It is the most violent position in the ecliptic path and shows victory through conflict. This shows tenacity, a strong will to win, and being victorious after being wounded, especially since Hercules is included as a decan in this grouping of constellations. It may also reveal a strong prophetic gifting. |
11 | taurus.jpg |
![]() |
taurus Taurus (the bull) - He is the blood of the bull, as a profile of Old Testament offerings for redemption.
Coming Messiah Taurus is the figure of a charging bull, indicative of great determination and a strong will. This kind of determination was demonstrated Christologically by His dedication to finish the fight at Calvary. These stand strong in the Lord (Ephesians 6:10). |
12 | virgo.jpg |
![]() |
virgo Virgo (the virgin)—Christ is the promised Seed of the woman.
Redeemer as Promised Seed Virgo is the figure of the woman who would bring forth the Redeemer. It is the first constellation in the ecliptic path and indicates the image of Messiah as a kingdom builder and visionary. Its positioning as the first constellation also shows the character trait of initiation, often indicative of an individual who operates outside the nine dots of conformity. This person is usually looking for a better way of doing things instead of sticking with the status quo. |
