Introducing the third volume in the series Star Myths of the World, and how to interpret them, which is just now hitting the "bookstands" and focuses on the

  Star Myths of the Bible

For a complete table of contents and several pages of selected preview content, please follow this link (pdf file will open in a new browser tab or window).

Note that this volume has 766 pages, including hundreds of full-color images and star-charts, as well as nearly 200 end-notes, and contains detailed exploration of the evidence for the celestial foundations of the sacred stories involving:

Adam and Eve and the Serpent
The Garden of Eden
The Flood
Shem, Ham & Japheth
Abraham and Sarah
Melchizedek
Isaac
Jacob
The Children of Israel
Moses
Samson
David
Solomon
The Vision of Ezekiel
The Angel Gabriel and the Annunciation
The Visit of the Magi
John the Baptist
Selected Miracles
The Triumphal Entry
The Scourging of the Temple
The Last Supper
Gethsemane
The Crucifixion
The Resurrection
Apocalyptic Visions
Michael the Archangel
and
"Doubting Thomas,"

. . . among others.

Barnes & Noble is presently offering free shipping to some geographic destinations and says they can have it in your hands by Thursday (see link here).

Amazon is presently also offering free shipping to some geographic destinations (see link here).

You can also support your favorite local bookseller by asking them to order it for you, or support your favorite library by asking if they can add it to the collection for you and others who are interested in these subjects.

It is my belief that the evidence overwhelmingly supports the conclusion that the myths and sacred stories of the world are based upon a common, world-wide system of celestial metaphor -- and that the evidence in the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments supports the same conclusion regarding the sacred stories in the Bible.

I am not the first person in history to reach this conclusion; versions of this argument can be found as early as the writings of Plato, in varying degrees of directness. 

However, Star Myths of the Bible seeks to present a very thorough examination of the evidence that this system of metaphor is operating in the Biblical scriptures, as well as a systematic explanation of the principles underlying this celestial "language" in order to enable readers to become fluent in the system so that they can converse with the myths directly and hear for themselves their ancient wisdom and the profound truths that they contain for our benefit and blessing.

It is my hope that as we gain greater understanding of and fluency in the celestial language of humanity's ancient myths, we will gain a new and deeper appreciation and reverence for all of the world's sacred stories, to include those found in the scriptures of the Bible, and that as we do so, the Star Myths which form a precious inheritance for the human race will have a vital and positive impact on our daily lives . . . and on the world in which we find ourselves.