You've watched the sky-watchers get excited and the skeptics roll their eyes. Does God still speak through the sun and the moon? Or is an eclipse just an eclipse?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who has taken groups to Israel and learned from rabbis how they read a sign, goes back to Genesis 1:14, where the lights in the heavens are for signs before they are for days and years. Using the Great American Eclipse of 2017 as a case study, he shows why Jews require a sign while Greeks seek wisdom, and why Christians read the Bible, in one rabbi's words, "naked."
You'll discover:
The Hebrew letter whose number matches the geometry of an eclipse
What the sun's surface temperature has to do with a Hebrew year
Where two eclipse paths cross America, and why that spot matters
"He doesn't slap you in the face and say, 'You must believe.' He says, 'Here's a star. It's over my son's head. What do you think?'"
Watch and learn to read the sky the way the Bible does.
