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How different is the attitude of those who consult horoscopes, making personal plans based on charts
               drawn up that look to the position of the stars at the hour of their birth? Their soul determines the
               goals they seek. They merely look to the stars to inform them of the most auspicious time to pursue
               their personal ambitions. The astrology of Satan appeals to the flesh and soul of man, while the stellar
               prophecy of Yahweh speaks to man’s spirit.


               Like the enchantments and sorceries that Isaiah mentions, astrology is a form of manipulation. Its goal
               is to use the creation, other people, and even God Himself, for one’s personal profit. By aligning their
               actions with the stars, men and women believe they might somehow induce the creation (and by
               extension,  the  Creator)  to  do  their  bidding  and  to  accomplish  their  pleasure.  Like  witchcraft,
               Luciferian astrology begins with man at the center and seeks to bring about man’s will on the earth.
               All that is divine and originates from Yahweh begins with God at the center. Christians should look
               to the testimony of the heavens to know what Yahweh has determined to do in their day, that they
               might align themselves with His will and desires.


               In the book Dragon Flood, I shared that the construction of all of the government buildings in
               Washington, D.C., began with a Masonic cornerstone laying ceremony where grain and oil were
               offered to Baal. Before any of these ceremonies took place, a horoscope was cast to determine the
               most auspicious time to lay the cornerstone. It was believed that the influences of the heavens could
               be drawn upon to insure the success of the labor that men were entering into. Following is an excerpt
               from the book Dragon Flood.
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               David Ovason in his insightful and exceptionally well documented book The Secret Architecture of
               Our Nation’s Capital has demonstrated quite convincingly that Washington, D.C. was designed as
               a Masonic city. Ovason is writing from the viewpoint of a man much learned in the esoteric rites and
               symbols of ancient mysteries. Ovason is an teacher of astrology by trade, understanding the ancient
               practice of casting horoscopes to determine auspicious days in which nation’s would begin new
               works. His understanding of arcane lore is revealed in his book...


               In his book on the secret architecture of Washington, D.C., Ovason explains the significance of
               casting a horoscope to determine the optimal time for beginning various works such as laying the
               cornerstone for important national buildings. Ovason writes the following:


               The formal laying of a cornerstone was no new thing, even in America. It was already a ritual
               sanctified by Masonic tradition, a throwback to an age when it was believed that all human activities
               were overseen by the gods. In essence, the cornerstone ceremonial was designed not only to gain the
               approval of the spiritual beings, but also to ensure that these were content that the building was being
               brought into the world at the right time. That is one reason why it was commonplace for those
               designing cornerstone rituals to examine the time of the ceremonial in the light of astrology.
               [Source: David Ovason, The Secret Architecture of Our Nation’s Capital]


               Although Ovason has discovered none of the horoscopes that were cast to determine the dates on
               which events took place in the Nation’s Capital, he has examined the dates and times and drawn up
               the horoscopes himself. His conclusion is that “We must assume that whoever was directing the
               planning of Washington, D.C... had a considerable knowledge of astrology...”
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