The Tsadioq - a Study on the Zodiac in Scripture

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The Tsadioq - a Study on the Zodiac in Scripture

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In the world of scriptural scholars, a large debate has been present for some time in respect of the calendar. Divisiveness has ensued, and camps have developed over preferences in reckoning the months, the sabbath, and the feasts. One such calendar is known as the Tsadoq Calendar. One idea that has been promoted by many scholars is that the books of Jubilees and Enoch (Cephers Yovheliym and Chanoch) promote the Tsadoq (solar algorithm based 364 day calendar) Calendar. We will discover tonight that this is not the case at all. Instead we will discover Chanoch's description of the solar months and "gates" which are its cycles based on the locations of its rising and setting. Many of you who have studied astrology will quickly recognize this as the same methodology for determining astrological "signs", each such sign being marked by the location of the rising of the sun in correlation with the location of the particular constellations in the skies, the names of which we so readily recognize. What we didn't know is how the Zodiac would come to appear in churches around the world, and for that matter, how this study became known as the Zodiac. Join us tonight for a discussion on this calendar. All citations are taken from the Cepher Millennium Edition. You can obtain your own written copy by visiting us at cepher.net. A fully functional app is also available for download on most major app download locations. For those interested in more detailed instruction, please visit us at CepherAcademy.net

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