Drago

With Drago, we come to the end of Book One in the star chart. Think of it this way — we have divided the Zodiac into three parts — or books — with each Book containing four of the constellations and all their decans. This first book examines the Redeemer’s first coming as a suffering Savior. Sagittarius and all of his decans have represented to us the fulfillment of that promise. With Drago, we see the final end of the enemy. Notice that Drago’s head is being crushed by Hercules. We have already discussed that Herculesrepresents Jesus Christ. You can check out the page on Hercules for more information. Now there is something that is absolutely fascinating that must be pointed out! When the star chart was first drawn, the north star (the star directly above the North Pole) was one of the stars inside the coils of this dragon, Drago. Think of the spiritual applictions of that fact. At that time, Satan was indeed the Prince of the world, and the world revolved around his plans. But now, the pole star has shifted to one in the “Little Bear” or Ursa Minor; and as we will see later, Ursa Minorrepresents the little nation of Israel! In this age of God’s grace poured out on mankind through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, world events pivot on God’s dealings with this little country. Always keep your eyes on Jerusalem! It is in that conflicted city that God’s activities in man’s affairs will become suddenly the central focus of all the dreams and hopes of mankind. What an interesting harmony between present-day events and this ancient Zodiac.