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God’s Signature in the Stars, Volume One

Epic Discoveries in Astronomy

  • Science & Faith
  • Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
  • Published: 2024

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Publisher's Description

Are there credible reasons to believe many of the constellation and star names were given by inspiration of God? God's Signature in the Stars explores these ancient star names and their meanings to reveal the answer. The Bible states that God named the stars: "He who brings out the starry host one by one and calls forth each of them by name" (Isa 40:26). These starry hosts appear in the night sky as God's "character actors," performing their roles on his celestial stage. God is the creator, writer, and director of this heavenly drama and cosmic dance. "By day and by night," his "starry hosts" are flickering above the footlights in God's theater in the sky!


Endorsements (5)

“Years ago, I read E. W. Bullinger’s book, The Witness in the Stars. I had a great curiosity about the heavens above and the stars. Bruce Patterson’s book makes Bullinger’s book look like a preschool primer. Every page has outstanding content and research. The depth of his research is to be commended. Dear reader, prepare to be inspired and educated about God’s signature in the stars!”

Barri Cae Seif

“From childhood I was fascinated with astronomy. And now Bruce Patterson has reignited that fascination with God’s Signature in the Stars, Volume One. Through this book and worship, you are going to experience a fresh revelation that Yeshua, the Messiah and only begotten Son of God, is victorious over death, hell, and the grave. The heavens truly declare the glory of God. Enjoy!”

Terry G. Bailey

“As long as I have been a believer, I’ve been intrigued by Psalm 19 – and the promise that we can gain knowledge of God through the heavens. His stars have a voice and this amazing book and manual by Bruce J. Patterson God’s Signature in the Stars: Epic Discoveries in Astronomy gives complete credence to the words of Psalm 19:1-4. More than a book about the heavens, this is the story of the love of God and our Savior, told for all the world to see and hear and know. I will return to this stellar work of a lifetime by Bruce and the Holy Spirit of God – many times. Grateful!”

Joyce Breazeale

“For those who would like to dig deeper into the signs that God has placed in the stars, Bruce J. Patterson’s book God’s Signature in the Stars: Epic Discoveries in Astronomy provides proof by showing the meanings of the Names that God originally gave the constellations and stars for our profit. He has found the meanings in many of the old and ancient languages to show that a whole range of languages have the same meanings for the stars. He makes it easy to see the relation of those meanings with the verbal truth of God’s Word. What God has done in creating the stars and giving names to those which are seen from earth is a marvelous and meaningful story of key biblical truth. To use his work with some of the other available books in print will strengthen your faith and stimulate your mind. May God be pleased to bless this work.”

Kenneth C. Fleming

““The Creator did not “fling” the stars and constellations into our Milky Way Galaxy. He positioned them deliberately—with design and purpose—as a tool of celestial education.” Patterson then sets out to decipher and decode the placement of these celestial bodies with a sophisticated knowledge of astronomy (ancient and modern) coupled with careful research into Semitic, Greek and other ancient languages and a creative approach to biblical interpretation and typology. His goal is to present unique insights into how they interrelate. God’s Signature in the Stars: Epic Discoveries in Astronomy is a fascinating and instructive journey for readers interested in both astronomy and The Bible, both the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament.”

Rob Frazier

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