Mosaic Position of the Solar System in Stellar
Space.
After its concentration aggregate matter was caused to
revolve about one extreme thereof as an axis (see Review of the Holy Bible,
p. 11; Indications of Genesis, pp. 25, 26; Mosaic System and Codex
Argenteus, p. 51). Through the method thus adopted as enormous field of
space became apportioned wherein the expansion of aggregate matter, as
called for by the creative efforts, could fulfill without reaching beyond
the ultimate radius set in the great creative plan. From this standpoint the
centre of aggregate matter prior to its rotation about one extreme as an
axis was midway between the two extremes, but after the institution of
rotary motion, and the subsequent occupation of circumferential space
through expansion, the centre of aggregate matter coincided with the centre
of revolution.
The change thus brought to notice, however, in itself,
does not necessarily change the radial distances of the special bodies
constituting aggregate matter, but it may and does change their
circumferential values. The circumferential value of one special body unduly
pressed may lead to its collision with another special body, and, in turn,
to a more general collision as in the case of the Galaxy, and the Jupiter
Asteroid catastrophes (see The Galaxy Diagram –
Planisphere III).
The Diagram thus brought to notice is reproduced from
the Mosaic System and Codex Argenteus, published by the present writer (Edward
Biddle Latch) in the year 1898. Upon inspection it will be seen that
the Solar System is located directly in the center of the Galaxy; and
directly in the center of aggregate matter as it existed prior to the
revolution thereof about one of its extremes. Consequently, the mean radius
of the celestial path of the Solar System, after the establishment of
rotation, is governed by the radial distance of the matter that pertained to
it prior to rotation.
The eminent astronomer, Alfred Russel Wallace, D.C.L,
F.R.S., from his personal researches, places the planet Earth in the centre
of the plane of the Galaxy. This apportionment is in harmony with the Mosaic
rendition of the Codex Argenteus page. Dr. Wallace, however (see
Fortnightly Review, March, 1903), also claims that the planet Earth
is the central magnitude of the whole stellar world. From the position thus
advanced the Galaxy would be concentric with the great circle of aggregate
matter after some method of rotation had been established.
By the Mosaic rendition of the Codex-page the substance
of the planet Earth, and, hence, the Solar System, constituted the centre of
aggregate matter prior to the establishment of rotation. Wherefore, of the
two methods thus brought to notice it would seem that, by the Mosaic
rendition, matter with its relationship to special stellar magnitudes
expanded circumferentially into space, yet radically to the extent of the
Redemptive Fifth, or otherwise, extended the fifth part of the radius; but
the mode of rotation; that is, direction of force, is circumferential.
By the Wallace method it would seem that the expansion
chiefly is radial, yet accompanied by circumferential occupation. The mode
of motion, however; that is, direction of force, would be radial. Thus far
certain points of contact between the two systems are obvious; it being the
intention of the present writer (EBL) simply to
bring these coincidences to notice.
In continuation of the Mosaic position of the Solar
System is stellar space it may be well to note that the accompanying Diagram
was constructed by scale after the distances of the Solar System, of Orion,
of Mazzaroth (Cassiopeia) and of Sirius (Arcturus
of Job), from the centre of rotation of aggregate matter (the
invisible Pleiad) had been Mosaicially determined. Wherefore, it will
be found (see Diagram) that the Solar System is located in the centre of the
Galaxy about 50,000,000,000,000 miles from the centre of rotation, and about
the same distance from the outer limit of aggregate matter as set by the
ultimate radius thereof, viz., the male line of computation.
Mosaically, the Galaxy (see Mos.
Sys. And Cod. Arg., pp 50-63) was due to the developments and
catastrophes of the fourth creative day. In evidence thereof (see
Diagram), the angle subtending the Galaxy measures 47.5 degrees as a
memorial of the displacement of aggregate matter on the fourth day, while
the angle subtending the orbit of Mazzaroth (Cassiopeia)
measures 28 degrees, thereby memorializing the 46 degrees – 18 degrees = 28
degrees, as the angle matter was left displaced of the fourth day from the
normal established on the first creative day. Moreover, it has been
astronomically determined that the Galaxy is inclined about 62 degrees to
the ecliptic, whereby there appears 90 degrees – 62 degrees = 28 degrees,
thus further identifying the Galaxy catastrophe with the fourth creative
day. Wherefore, because of this disaster the sun of the physical world lost
its prestige as a reliable source of light and life to the creature world,
and, consequently was superseded by the Son of righteousness. This
supersedure, however, does not destroy the mission of the sun as a member of
the physical universe, but it implies that, in the due course of events,
light and life will be governed by the Word of the One God, who spake, and
said, “Let there be light.”
Now in harmony with the foregoing, notwithstanding the
disaster, equity demands a full revolution of the Solar System about the
axis of aggregate matter that its mission encounter all the vicissitudes
which should environ it in its destined path. After this shall have been
accomplished then the judgment rendered against it on the fourth creative
day can be fulfilled, and the Word of the One God as the Sun of
righteousness become the Thenceforth and Forever in the new heaven and the
new earth.
Chronologically, as already stated through the Mosaic
System, the sun, moon, and stars were established for lights, signs and
seasons of the beginning of the fourth creative day. The fourth day began
about the year B.C. 33,000,000 (see general chronology
of the world, Pyramid Pamphlet, p. 8). The catastrophe which
destroyed the prestige of the sun as a reliable source of light occurred in
the overlap of the third and fourth creative days; this overlap being about
1,600,000 years. As, therefore, the judgment of the supercession of the sun
dates from this catastrophe, so the years occupied by the sun in its
revolution about the axis of aggregate matter will be 33,000,000 – 1,600,000
= 31,800,000. Hence, at the end of this period of time the supercession of
the sun will have become an accomplished fact, and the new order under
Messiah as the Sun of righteousness inaugurated.
In harmony with the above advancements, it is worthy of
note that Madler concluded from his researches that the sun, and all the
members of the galactic system, revolved about a centre, which he supposed
to be Alcoyne – the brightest of the Pleides – and that the sun’s period of
revolution was 27 millions of years (see Peabody’s
Elements of Astronomy, p. 300).
From the computations thus set forth, although Madler’s
estimate differs from the Mosaic by about four million years, it may be a
remarkable approximation to the Mosaic value, as indicated above, for the
sun’s period of revolution.
But Herschel I, according to Peabody, by carefully
comparing and classifying all the proper motions known in his day, was led
to infer that the Solar System was moving toward a point in the
constellation Hercules at an annual rate of 154 millions of miles. This
motion, evidently, is independent of the circumferential motion; and, with
great probability, is identified with the Galaxy catastrophe. Mosaically,
the diameter of the Galaxy is 69 trillions of miles. Wherefore, should the
sun travers to and fro through the Galaxy on this diameter as due to the
catastrophe, then it would make 70 oscillations from the time of the
catastrophe to the end of the world or, otherwise, during the time occupied
by the Solar System in the performance of its single revolution about the
axis of aggregate matter. In the esoteric sense, the indication now follows
that the time occupied by the 70 oscillations of the Solar System
corresponds with the esoteric sense of the 70 years of the desolation of
Jerusalem as comprehended by the prophet Daniel (see
Dan. ix: 1,2); Jerusalem being symbolic of the whole world (see
Indications of Exodus).
From these advancements thus made, the sun’s period
corresponds with the time from the establishment of the sun as a light, and
a sign, on the fourth creative day, or at least from the catastrophe
thereof, until the end of the Pisonic age; that is to say, until the end of
the material world as a habitation for Divine Sparks and Essences emanating
from the One God. Also, by the historical harmony thus indicated, that the
Solar System revolves about an axis altogether without the space it
occupies.
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