Conception Comet...only in 2017. Have you seen this?

Cursa? Well, just a cursory examination of that name makes my cursor shiver. It doesn't happen to be at the constellation's right hand, does it?

I hear Orion being thrown around. Have you guys factored in a possibility that the Orion Nebula having something to do with this? 

Look at it:

I was just thinking while looking at the pictures that it would take someone who has a better sense of seeing things in them than I have to be able to pick those things out. I never would have seen the images in the nebula if they hadnt been sketched in or pointed out with an arrow.

Awesome! Just let me know God is good and answers our prayers!

Holy Ka-shmoley! Look at what I found about Orion:

"...we find in the various versions of the Book of Job and Amos the word Orion for the original Hebrew word Kesil, literally signifying "Foolish," "Impious," "Inconstant," or "Self-confident."...This perhaps is etymologically connected with Kislev, the name for the ninth month of the Hebrew calendar, the tempestuous November-December...The Kesilim of Isaiah xiii, 10, rendered "constellations" in some versions, is also thought to refer to it and other prominent sky figures; in fact, Cheyne translates the word as "the Orions" in the Polychrome Bible; while Rahab, in the Revised Version of the Book of Job, ix, 13, — the "proud helpers" in the Authorized, — is referred by Ewald, Renan, and others to this, — possibly to some other group of stars, — with the same significations as those of Kesil, or perhaps "Arrogance," "Rebellion," "Strength," or "Violence..."

"...Later on the Jews called Orion Gibbor, the Giant, considered as Nimrod bound to the sky for rebellion against Jehovah, whence perhaps came the Bands, or Bonds, of Orion, which some say should be Cords, or a Girdle; but the conception of Nimrod as "the mighty Hunter before the Lord," at least in the ordinary sense of that word, is erroneous, for the original, according to universal Eastern tradition, signifies a Lurking Enemy, or a Hunter of men rather than of beasts. This idea may have led to a Latin title, Venator, for the stellar Orion..."

"...The discordance between the various renderings would indicate the probable correctness of these comments, and that we are in no respect assured as to the identification of Bible star-names. Yet it is worth noting that the three constellations adopted by the translators of the Book of Job and of Amos in the Revised Version fitly represent the cardinal points of the sky: the Bear in the north, Orion in the south, and the Pleiades rising and setting in the east and west..."

"...The celestial equator now passes through the Belt, but was 12° below it 4000 years ago."
www.constellationsofwords.com/Constellations/Orion.html


See the 'river' below the lion? That's Eridanus! If the Lion is bleeding out (if the tail were the blood flowing), then Eridanus is a river of blood?

The "Hunter" - See Gen 10:9, speaking of Nimrod - a 'type' of AC

"...Fortis and Fortissimus, were Roman titles for Orion [Allen, Star Names] and these words are related to the Germanic word for mountain, berg, from the Indo-European root *bhergh-2 'High; with derivatives referring to hills and hill-forts'. Derivatives: barrow² (a large mound of earth above a prehistoric tomb, from Old English beorg, hill), iceberg, borough, burg, (these words from Old English burg, burh, byrig, fortified town), bourg, bourgeois, burgess, burglar, faubourg, (these words from Late Latin burgus, fortified place), borough, burgher, Burgundy, force, fort, fortalice, forte1, forte2, fortis, fortissimo, fortitude, fortress, comfort, effort, enforce, fortify, pianoforte, reinforce, (these words from Latin fortis, strong)..."

What was it about the AC?  Daniel 11:38 - "But instead he will honor a god of fortresses, a god whom his fathers did not know; he will honor him with gold, silver, costly stones and treasures."

When looking at the picture below, (which appears to have been reversed- left to right- from how the sky actually is) doesn't it look like Orion is fighting Taurus? And the Stream Eridanus is between them?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Orion_constellation_Hevelius.jpg

Several of the explanations of Orion's birth are related to Orion coming out of the ground after 9 months of 'gestation'. September 23, 2017 to June 19, 2018 (from the comet data) is 9 months. The comet arrives in Orion on June 19, 2018. 9 months to become the world leader?

"...Orion had a number of titles signifying the word 'giant': The Jews called Orion Gibbor, the Giant. "The Syrians knew Orion as Gabbara; the Arabians as Al Jabbar, both signifying 'the Giant', Gigas, giant, Greek title for Orion with Ptolemy, — and in Latin days occasionally Gigas...Our words giant and gigantic, and the word giga- (prefix meaning a billion) come from Latin gagas, Greek gigas. Orion is referred to as 'earthborn'  (Rev 13:11) ...  In Greek mythology the gigantes were (according to the poet Hesiod) the children of Uranos and Gaea ...
www.constellationsofwords.com/Constellations/Orion.html

"...Orion was resurrected by Asclepius the God of Healing, whom we see in the sky as Ophiuchus..." Could Asclepius represent the false prophet?

"...Sir John Herschel observed from southern latitudes that the inverted view of the constellation well represents a human figure; the stars that we imagine the shoulders appearing for the knees, Rigel forming the head, and Cursa of Eridanus, one of the shoulders..."  - If this is the case, and Rigel is the head, a head wound bleeds a lot...  Eridanus...


1. The star Rigel, beta Orion, on Orion's heel, is where the Eridanus river arises. From the Alfonsine Tables of 1521:
"Lucida que est in pede sinistro: et est communis ei et aquae: et dicitur Algebar nominatur etiam Rigel."
(The bright star on his left foot 'talks/connected' to the river, so what was called Algebar is called Rigel - I think this a close translation)

1. It is Orion's left heel which is raised/stung by Scorpio
2. 'Sinister' used to refer, lexicographically, to the left side! Example: a "Bar Sinister" was a line that went from the top left side of a knight's shield to the bottom right. Some consider the left side to be the evil side.
3. The left side of Orion's face is not visible to us ! One might make an hypothesis, that if the AC has a stroke, it will affect his left side! 

"...The 10th century Persian astronomical writer Al Sufi gave the earlier popular name Ra'i al Jauzah, the Herdsman of the Jauzah (i.e. this star beta β, Rigel, is the Herdsman), whose camels were the stars alpha (α Betelgeuse), gamma (γ Bellatrix), delta (δ Mintaka), and kappa (κ Saiph); and Al Najid, the Conqueror, which also was given to alpha (α Betelgeuse) and gamma (γ Bellatrix)..."

1. The Adversary (satan) is referred to in Scripture as a shepherd of sorts, right? and Camels are considered unclean...
2. The Conqueror on the white horse from Revelation's first seal judgement?
3. Where in the analysis of the comet does the comet first begin a retrograde? Around Bellatrix! (the left 'hand/shoulder' of Orion) on or about Jun 19, 2018
4. Betelgeuse is Orion's 'right hand/shoulder'. If The comet is retrograding around either Betelgeuse or Bellatrix - 9/20/18, 9/13/19, 10/15/20, 10/8/21 - Could these be where the AC 'wars' against the saints and witnesses

Wow!  Fascinating finds, yardstick!  Amazing!