Nibiru and Job

Nibiru and Job

Job's Trouble

Same time period as Joseph of Egypt

Job 1:14-20
Job 1:14 And there came a messenger unto Job, and said, The oxen were plowing, and the asses feeding beside them:
Job 1:15 And the Sabeans (Sheba) fell upon them, and took them away; yea, they have slain the servants with the edge of the sword; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee.
Job 1:16 While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, The fire of God (Gen 19:24; Lev 10:2; Num 11:1-3; I Kg 18:38; 2 Kg 1:10-14) is fallen from heaven, and hath burned up the sheep, and the servants, and consumed them; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee.
Fires (Isa 34:9; 37:7; Isa 25:4; Ps 46:6,8; 2 Sam 16:14-16; 1-4 Trumpet judgments Rev 8; Ezek 38:22; 2 Peter 3:10; Isa 30:30; Rev 16:8-9); Nah 1:5 (burned).
Some say it is lightning and is a divine weapon (2 Kg 1:10-14).
Job 1:17 While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, The Chaldeans made out three bands, and fell upon the camels, and have carried them away, yea, and slain the servants with the edge of the sword; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee.
Job 1:18 While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, Thy sons and thy daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldest brother's house:
Job 1:19 And, behold, there came a great wind from the wilderness, and smote the four corners of the house, and it fell upon the young men, and they are dead; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee.
200+ mph (320+ kph) winds as the jet stream is coming down to ground level affecting the entire globe during the pole shift which occurs during the Day of the Lord (Rev 8-11) or at the Second Coming (Rev 12-16).
Wind: Gen 8:1 (flood); 41:6,23 (Joseph's Dream); Exodus 10:13, 19 (Ten Plagues); Job 1:19; Psalm 148:8; Isa 41:16; Jer 4:11-12; 51:1,16; Ezk 13:11, 13; Ezk 19:12; Dan 2:35; Hos 13:15; Rev 6:13 (Day of the Lord)
Job 1:20 Then Job arose, and rent his mantle, and shaved his head, and fell down upon the ground, and worshipped,
This is a theory put out by Gill Broussard that Nibiru visited here at the time and by the cross references, I would have to agree with him on this one.

Nibiru as Laviathan
Leviathan

      A transliterated Hebrew word (livyathan), meaning "twisted," "coiled." In Job_3:8, Revised Version, and marg. of Authorized Version, it denotes the dragon which, according to Eastern tradition, is an enemy of light; in Job_41:1 the crocodile is meant; in Psa_104:26 it "denotes any large animal that moves by writhing or wriggling the body, the whale, the monsters of the deep." This word is also used figuratively for a cruel enemy, as some think "the Egyptian host, crushed by the divine power, and cast on the shores of the Red Sea" (Psa_74:14). As used in Isa_27:1, "leviathan the piercing [R.V. 'swift'] serpent, even leviathan that crooked [R.V. marg. 'winding'] serpent," the word may probably denote the two empires, the Assyrian and the Babylonian.
       From lewy "joined" (referring to its joined, plate armour like scales) and than a monster drawn out, i.e. long; or else Arabic lavah "to twist." So Job_41:15-17. The crocodile. The whale having a smooth skin and no scales cannot be meant. The crocodile's teeth, 30 on each side of each jaw, lock into each other. Lips are wanting, so that the teeth are seen even when the mouth is closed, illustrating Job_41:14, "who can open the doors of his face? his teeth are terrible round about." As behemoth is the hippopotamus, so leviathan is the crocodile, both found in Egypt along the Nile. The term elsewhere is used for any large monster of the "sea" or water. Psa_104:26; Psa_74:13-14; "Thou breakest the heads of leviathan in pieces, and gavest him to be meat to the people inhabiting the wilderness." The king of Egypt is symbolized by the "dragons" and "leviathan" (compare Eze_32:2; Eze_29:3); he and his host at their overthrow in the Red Sea became a spoil to Israel (compare "bread for us," Num_14:9) "in the wilderness."
      The context shows that it is the benefits of God to Israel that are here recounted. In Job_3:8 translated "let them curse it (my day of birth) ... who are ready to raise up a leviathan," i.e. necromancers who rouse and control wild beasts at will (compare Psa_58:5). In Isa_27:1, "leviathan the piercing serpent, even leviathan that crooked (wriggling) serpent," "the dragon in the sea," literally refers to the crocodile in the sea or Nile, or else to the great rock snakes. Spiritually every foe of Israel and the church. Antitypically and finally Satan "the dragon, that old serpent, which is the devil" (Rev_20:2; Rev_20:10), whom finally "Jehovah with His sore, great, and strong sword shall punish." For" piercing" (bariach) translated "darting from side to side." Foiled on one side he tries to gain on the other side (Job_26:13; 2Co_11:14; 2Co_2:11). Typhon, the destroyer, was worshipped in Egypt under the form of a crocodile.

     In the book of Job we meet with the mention of this huge creature, Job_41:1-34. Some have supposed it the whale, and others the crocodile. The word itself is probably compounded of Leviath, what is joined together—and Than, a great fish. It should seem to be a specific word, in allusion to this sea-monster, as if they said, there is the leviathan, that is, the great fish, whose parts are so closed together that nothing scarce can pierce them. The sacred writers, in more than one instance, make use of this name figuratively, to describe the devil and his ministers. Thus (Isa_27:1) "In that day the Lord, with his sore and great and strong sword, shall punish the leviathan,the piereing serpent, even leviathan, that crooked, serpents and he shall slay the dragon that is in the sea." The great enemy of souls will be reckoned with in the great day of God, and he shall be punished in due time; and subordinately to him, all the enemies of the church of Christ, the leviathans, and dragons, and serpents which act in the devil’s name, and fight in his cause, will come in also for the doom. So again the Psalmist, speaking figuratively, saith, (Psa_74:14) "Thou brakest the head of leviathan in pieces, and gavest him to be meat to thy people inhabiting the wilderness:" meaning, that as in the Red Sea the Lord overthrew and destroyed that type of the devil, Pharaoh, so in the after-journies of the people during their wilderness state, whenever they were put to wilderness straits, the recollection of the Lord’s deliverance of them in that memorable instance, became meat for their faith to feed upon. He that had delivered them from so great a death, they were taught to believe, did and would still deliver them. It is blessed thus to feast upon past mercies; when new ones are only coming on, and not fully come. Every enemy subdued, every affliction past, then becomes sanctified, when the Holy Ghost as the Remembrancer of Christ Jesus, brings them forth again to our recollection. Oh, how many leviathans, and serpents, and scorpions, have the Lord’s people, in the Lord’s strength, contended with and conquered during their short pilgrimage state. Surely it may be said of the church now, as well as of the church of old, "the Lord thy God led thee through that great and terrible wilderness, wherein were fiery serpents, and scorpions and drought, where there was no water." And what was the result? "The Lord thy God brought thee forth water out of the rock of flint; he fed thee in the wilderness with manna, which thy fathers knew not, that he might humble thee, and that he might prove thee, to do thee good at thy latter end." (Deu_8:15-16)

    Leviathan. (jointed monster). Leviathan occurs five times in the text of the Authorized Version, and once in the margin of Job_3:8 where the text has "mourning." In the Hebrew Bible, the word livyathan, which is, with the foregoing exception, always left untranslated in the Authorized Version, is found only in the following passages: Job_3:8; Job_41:1; Psa_74:13-14; Psa_104:26; Isa_27:1; Rev 13:1.

In the margin of Job_3:8 and text of Job_41:1, the crocodile is most clearly the animal denoted by the Hebrew word. Psa_74:14 also clearly points to this same saurian. The context of Psa_104:26 seems to show that, in this passage, the name represents some animal of the whale tribe, which is common in the Mediterranean; but it is somewhat uncertain what animal is denoted in Isa_27:1.

Leviathan in the Heavens
The term bārı̄^aḥ, rendered "crooked" but better as in the Revised Version, margin as "fleeing," is applied by Isaiah to "Leviathan" (liwyāthān: Isa_27:1), properly a "wreathed" or writhing animal, twisted in folds, and hence also called by the prophet ‛aḳallāthōn, "crooked," "twisted," or "winding"; a very appropriate designation for Draco, the great polar Dragon. But the latter was not the only "crooked serpent" in the constellations; there were three others, two of which were placed with an astronomical significance not less precise than the coiling of Draco round the poles. Hydra, the Watersnake, marked out the original celestial equator for about one-third of its circumference, and Serpens, the Adder, lay partly along the celestial equator and then was twisted up the autumnal colure, and reached the zenith with its head.

The arrangement of the twelve signs of the zodiac to mark out the apparent yearly path of the sun, and of these three serpent-forms to hold their respective and significant positions in the heavens, shows that a real progress in astronomy had been made before the constellations were designed, and that their places were allotted to these figures on a definite astronomical plan.

"He [Leviathan] has no equal on earth—creature devoid of fear!

He surveys everything that is haughty;

he is king over all the proud beasts" (Job 41:33-34, HCSB).

Leviathan is a high ranking power of darkness over spirits of pride.

Wormwood is a high ranking spirit of darkness over spirits if bitterness.

Nibi is a representation of a high ranking demonic spirit, who shepherds principalities and powers of darkness.

As you can tell about the descriptions of Leviathan and compare it to the names of the Destroyer then Leviathan could be Nibiru.

The many names of 'The Destroyer'

The star has been given many names during its course through the history of mankind.

Lucifer, Satan, The Dragon, The Great Snake, The Destroyer, The Serpent, The Devil, Marduk, Nibiru, Shiva, Hercolubus, Wormwood, The Dark Star, The Death Star, The Red Star, The Red Planet, The Planet of the Crossing, The Winged Disk, The Tenth Planet, The Dark Twin, Black Star, Freightener, flaming sword ?, Comet Elenin (NASA), *P-7X {Astronomer John Anderson, Science Digest, November 1982} *Planet X (NASA Astronomer Robert S. Harrington–Planet X as the Tenth Planet–1993}, Tyche, Nemesis, 2nd Sun. The Blue Star, Blue Kachina, Fiery Red Dragon of Old, Chinese Guest Star 1054 AD, Death Angel that passed-over Egypt, the Terrible Comet, XKBO; Messianic Star; Leviathan; Sakkloth; .Denebola--brings misfortune and disgrace.

"The Destroyer" in the Old Testament of the Bible; "The Destroyer" in ancient writings of the Egyptians (Ex 12:23; Jer 6:22-30; Jer 48:7-10; Isa 16:4-5; Jer 4:1-10; Jer 51:18; 51:54-58; Rev 12:3-4, 9, 12-15). Other verses: Isa 54:16-17;

"Wormwood" in the book of Revelation 8; "Nibiru" in the writings of the Sumerians; "Marduk" in the Babylonian religion; "Phateon" in the Greek literature;"Nemesis" in the Greek mythology; "Apollyon" in Babylonian mythology; Rev 9:11; "Apollo" in Greek mythology; "G1.9" as a working title by NASA; "The Death Star" by NASA. Planet GJ1214B?

El Shaddai is His Name. We will see this in Jeremiah.

The Destroyer planet has 7 moons just as the Beast in Revelation has 7 heads. Could it be that the Beast is none other than Nibiru.

The Path of Nibiru
Here we have the direction that Nibiru will either come from.  Gill Broussard and the late Robert Herrington believes it comes by way of Saggitarius.

"Alone He upon the farthest Deep stretches out the heavens and treads. He arrives at the Great Bear, Orion and Sirius and the constellations of the south... He smiles his face upon Taurus and Aries; From Taurus to Sagittarius He shall go." Job 9:9 for part of it. It came from Stitchin's book.

The above text from the Book of Job, if understood to describe the passage of a celestial body, indicates a movement from the Northern celestial hemisphere (the Great Bear), dropping into the Southern Celestial hemisphere, then moving back through the ecliptic at Taurus and Aries. The biblical text says that its motion is back to Sagittarius, but Nibiru would have disappeared from sight long before this.

If the dark star dropped into the Southern celestial hemisphere during its visible movement through the heavens, then it stands to reason that it must be located in the Northern celestial hemisphere at aphelion. So Sagittarius cannot be the location of the dark star, but only the general direction it took as it disappeared. In fact, it must be found North of this constellation, opposite the perihelion point of Sirius in the Southern celestial hemisphere. This would presumably be around the constellations of Aquila and Serpens.

The whole orbit appears thus: Aquila (aphelion), Ursa Major, Cancer, Canis Major and Orion (perihelion), Taurus and Aries, then back in the direction of Sagittarius.

The Destroyer arrives in Aquila (The Eagle)in 1982 Christ is wounded in the tail/heel and flying downwards. Jn 1:14, 3:13, 31, 6:38; Heb 10:5 but we see blood on the horizon and you are lifted up on Eagles wings. Ursa Major is Adam. The fold and the flock. "In Adam all die". Gen 2:17; Rom 5:14; 1 Cor 15:22a. "But in Mount Zion there shall be those that escape, And it shall be holy: And the house of Jacob shall possess their possessions." Obadiah 17-19; see also Ezek 34:12-16; Jer 31:31-36. Cancer - the crab - eternal security, "in Adam all die, even so by agency of Christ shall all be made alive" (1 Cor 15:22) Jn 10:28; Rom 8:38-39. Canis Major-- The King of the North; the Prince of Peace and Redeemer is coming. Isa 59:19-redeemer shall come to Zion; Isa 49:24. Psa 22:20; Dan 11:40. Orion--Mighty Warrior. Conqueror Psa. 110:1; Rev. 19:11-16.

Tarus-- The Bull Ezek 1:10; Rev. 1:7, 4:7; Heb 10:13-14; Leviticus 4:1-21 Messiah, the Coming Judge of All the Earth The Judge (Taurus) John 5:22; Bull Resurrection. Isa 34:2;26:21; Jud 14-rushing to judge; gore enemies. Messiah coming to rule in the person of the redeemer whose wrath is breaking forth on His enemies, while He shepherd's his Redeemed in safety. The invincible Ruler come, the sublime Vanquisher, the River of Judgement, the all-ruling Shepherd.
The Head (Aries) Lamb entered on dominion. The Bride released and making ready and Satan is bound (Rev 19).

In Sagittarius, He is both triumphant and victorious. Though He appears in the form of a Centaur, we are reminded that our Savior will return some day, riding upon a flying white horse. The Bowman: the figure of a horse with the body, arms, and head of a man-a centaur-with a drawn bow and arrow pointed at the Scorpion. The double-natured; One triumphing as a Warrior; He gladdens the heavens; He builds the fires of punishment; He casts down the Dragon. Ps 45:3-5-people fall under thee; Ps 64: God shoots arrow.

John Ashcraft Jardalkal at aol.com for any questions. There are two separate articles for this post.