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lunchtime on that day, the Moon went into Virgo.

In fact, there was another Virgoan influence in this chart which might be missed by someone not
familiar with the workings of astrology. The all-important Dragon’s Head in the 1848 chart is in
25 degrees of Virgo.

Remarkably, during the morning of September 18, 1793, when the Capitol building was founded, the
Sun was also passing through this same degree of Virgo. This could scarcely be accidental - it must
have been arranged for astrological reasons by the Masons. Both placings - and hence, both charts -
point to something of profound importance.

According to medieval Arab astrologers (who excelled in star lore), this degree had a particular
importance: it marked that point in the zodiac where the Moon was thought to promote the greatest
happiness and well being. We must presume, then, that the intention behind the choice of moment was
that this beneficial influence would be transmitted into Washington, D.C.”

Summarizing this astrological information, the Dragon’s Head is a node of the Moon. The Moon
represented in the figure of the Dragon’s Head was exerting its greatest influence at precisely the
moment of the cornerstone ceremonies for the Capitol and the Washington Monument. Thus the
influence of the Dragon’s Head was transmitted into Washington, D.C..
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Freemasonry is a Luciferian institution, as is the astrology practiced by these men who were leaders
in the establishment of Washington, D.C.. Clearly, the influence of Caput Draconis, the Dragon’s
Head, was desired that its influence, or power, might be infused into the “Caput” (Capital) of
America. What these men practiced was an unlawful form of divination. It is similar to sorcery and
witchcraft. They were seeking to insure that their labors to create a new Luciferian government would
be successful and prevail. Nevertheless, the hour will come when Yahshua will return to bind the
great dragon, and to bring all nations into subjection to His righteous rule. Satan’s counterfeit
employment of the stars is therefore, like himself, lying and deceitful. It promises things it cannot
guarantee. America may have a place of ascendancy at this moment, but it will not last. Like Babylon,
Rome, or the capital cities of many other former nations and empires, Washington, D.C., will be cast
down into the dust and abased.

Those who look to the stars as a means to secure the success of their own works must surely fail. This
is the message of Yahweh spoken through the prophet Isaiah, “Let now the astrologers, the stargazers,
and the monthly prognosticators stand up and save you from what shall come upon you.” Christians
who look to the stars to discern the speech of God must not do so for selfish reasons. The only proper
motive is to be informed of the will of God that we might walk wisely before Him in the days in
which we live. To employ the witness of the stars for selfish motives is akin to the action of those
who would use the Scriptures as a means to financial and material gain. Their error will be revealed
in due time.