Scorpio & Decans
The sign of Scorpio represents a huge scorpion. It is trying to sting the heel of a mighty man,
Ophiuchus. While he is wrestling with a great snake, Serpens, the scorpion is being crushed
by the other foot. God continues His story in the heavens of predicted the coming of Christ, who
was to bruise the serpent's head while He Himself is bruised in the heel. (Genesis 3:15)
Quoting from 'God's Voice in the Stars', "The sign of Virgo pointed to Him as the promised
Seed of the woman. The sign of Libra showed the price He would pay to secure man's
redemption. Now this sign of Scorpio shows the conflict He would have to endure."


Scorpio Meanings
Scorpio, meaning "the enemy wounding Him", or "the mortal conflict",
is one of the most visible signs in the zodiac.
Here the strife, we briefly touched on in Libra, is dramatically revealed in Scorpio.

The bright star Antares, meaning "
the wounding" and Lesath, meaning
"the perverse" are rightfully named because of their purpose to
destroy the seed of the woman as mentioned in Virgo.


Scopio Ophiuchus
Looking to the head of Ophiucus the theme of this entire conflict continues
with the star in his head Rasalhagus meaning
"the head of Him who holds"
and Siaf, in his foot, means
"bruised."

Scorpio Serpens
Unuk, the brightest star in Serpens means "encompassing"
while Cheleb in the head of Serpens means
"the serpent enfolding."

How clear is the depiction of the struggle between Ophiucus,
the mighty one, or Christ, and Serpen, the devil.



Scorpio & Decans
Also, within each "sign", there are three symbols called "decans".
In Scorpio, the one we did not mention is Hercules.
Hercules means
"the strong one" or "mighty one."

I would again recommend Kenneth C. Fleming's book, "God's Voice in the Stars"
for additional study and clarification.


The prophecies mention in Genesis 3:15, Psalm 91:13, and Isaiah 53,
accounting of the conflict, are being fulfilled before our eyes.
So is it any wonder why satan has attempted to pervert the
"true" meanings of the stars over the millennia.