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Kislev’s Celestial Message : Justice, Victory and Praise Written in the Stars

Kislev, the ninth month, is a season marked by spiritual significance and warfare. The stars—Libra and Corona Borealis—speak of justice, righteous judgment, and the necessity of sacrifice. Libra, the scales, reminds us that a payment must be made, and Yeshua is the Righteous One who provides that sacrifice.
As it is written:
“And I saw heaven opened, and behold, a white horse, and He who sat on it is called Faithful and True, and in righteousness He judges and wages war.” (Revelation 19:11)

Corona Borealis, the crown, is a symbol of victory for those who have persevered and suffered. On the elliptical path, the crown is just out of reach of Serpens, the serpent, showing the ongoing battle for victory. We labor not in vain—crowns are given to those who rule and conquer.

Mercury, the messenger planet, is in Libra/Corona and moving into Scorpio/Serpens. The Hebrew word for Mercury means “The Sun’s messenger.” So, I ask: what is the message the Lord wants us to know this month?

The Message for Kislev

We are called to speak out truthfully against lies and deception. This will bring conflict, but the Lord has given us an anointing for conflict resolution. We are not to accept the status quo. When we speak truth, we bring a mindset shift—true repentance. As catalysts for change, we must speak truth and righteousness, regardless of the cost.

We do not fear, even in a season of great warfare, because the Lord has assured us of our authority.

“Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, and nothing will injure you.” (Luke 10:19)

We are to stay in the fight, hold fast to discipline, and contend for the Kingdom.

The second part of the message is Praise. Praise is a weapon of deliverance. The enemy hates it. We are to praise God for His promises of victory and not listen to negativity. Our praises must be loud!

The Lord has been speaking through His prophets. Chuck Pierce delivered a word on November 9, saying we are to offer praise morning, noon, and night for seven days. The Lord said, “I want a nation to come alive over the next 7 days. I want the lie structure that is holding this nation to be captured. I want the liars to start being divided and for God-inspired decisions to be made about the future. … I will come down and inhabit your praise and break the hold of those that are holding their finger in place over what I desire to do. This will be a week that I remove fingers that are touching what I long to accomplish in this land. I will do that by putting my finger on the real issues in the next 7 days.”

God wrote this in the stars! What is deficient in the scales is balanced by the sacrifice of Yeshua, putting God in the place to utterly defeat the enemy and release the nation from strongholds.

Venus is in Libra, beginning in Crux (the Cross) and moving into Lupus (the slain lamb). Crux is the sign of the Cross, our symbol of victory and supreme love—Yeshua’s sacrifice for us. Venus, the Love Planet, reveals Yeshua’s love and passion for the world. “Love never fails.”

Lupus, the slain lamb depicts the willing sacrifice of Yeshua to conquer death and bring us into His family. We are called to take up our cross and live as sacrificial leaders.

The Moon begins in Virgo/Centaurus (the warrior on the horse) and moves into Scorpio/Serpens and Ophiuchus. These constellations speak of spiritual warfare.

Yeshua, the sacrificial warrior, calls us to love deeply and fight for others. We must stay in time with Him, rest, and take advantage of the Sabbath. We need to be refreshed. Let Him revive us according to His cycle of blessings. Discern what He is saying, Know the times and let everything else go.

Like Yeshua in Ophiuchus, we are warriors who crush the scorpion and hold the serpent. We defeat evil structures, though we may get wounded. Ophiuchus’ foot got stung.

We must be filled with the Spirit to have strength to continue. We treat our bodies as temples for the Holy Spirit, learning to trust the Lord more than medicine, books, or collective knowledge.

In summary, Kislev is a time to stand our ground, contend with authority, and praise without ceasing. The Lord calls us to discern the times, speak truth, and live sacrificially. He has written His message in the stars, assuring us of victory through Yeshua’s sacrifice and our perseverance.