Ahead and behind
Angels form a cross, a crown, and an eye in the sky : PART FIVE
Our investigation of 3I/ATLAS as a possible message sent from God has taken us on quite a ride...
- from the Wow! Signal that arrived from the same direction 49 years ago...
- to predicting thirteen objects might begin to appear in the shape of a crown in the constellation Virgo on December 1.
And then they appeared.
The first lights appeared in telescope images a week ago, roughly as predicted by our chain of observations.
3I/ATLAS also reappeared after its close encounter with the sun, and was now shining more blue than the light of the star it was reflecting.
That shouldn't be possible. Not if 3I/ATLAS was a comet.
So we followed a luminous trail to verses full of angels in the book of Revelation, and began considering the possibility that 3I/ATLAS and the other twelve objects might be angels.
Angels among us
Let's consider what we might be witnessing here.
The word angel means 'messenger'. The Greek and Hebrew words used to describe angels in the old and new testaments translate to 'messenger' or 'envoy'. That means...
Angels are spiritual beings who deliver messages from God.
...and that puts them in perfect alignment with our theory.
Angels are created by God, just like us.
Each angel is different, specially made. But unlike humans, angels are spiritual beings that do not have physical bodies.
Angels are pure spirit. Human beings have both a spirit and a body.
This absence of a physical body – the absence of mass – frees angels from physical laws, making it possible to position themselves in this unusual configuration.
Their position is not the only strange thing about the lights in those telescope images. There is another peculiar thing.
Just like angels and human beings...
The lights are not all the same.
Let's take a closer look.
Getting ahead, falling behind
Six of the angels appear by themselves as faint objects apart from anything else. But the other six appear behind existing stars.
That is odd.
And it seems intentional, just like the star separations in Virgo differing by exactly 1.0%. Which raises our curiosity.
Why might God be doing this?
Shining light in the shadows
In recognizing the lights as angels, we realize they are intelligent beings. Beings with feelings. Beings with a spirit, just like us.
So instead of looking at the lights as if they were coming from inanimate objects, what if we try viewing the lights as individual beings? Like beings in different personal situations?
Viewing the scene through these eyes, we see some angels shining apart from the crowd.
Others however, are hiding in the shadows.
It's almost like a movie.
(The Chosen –Season 1, Episode 8)
In this scene from The Chosen, Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman at a well. The woman is shunned for the sins of her past, forced to go alone to the well in the heat of the day.
She is skeptical about God. She resists the Messiah, and tries to walk away.
But Jesus gives her a sign.
He reveals painful events of her life. Intimate things only she could know.
There is only one person who could perform such a sign. She comes to believe Jesus is who he says he is... the Messiah.
And as a result of this encounter she becomes the first in her social circle to believe. She breaks free from her burdens and runs to tell everyone who will listen.
So if God is using angels to represent those who are apart and hidden, we would expect these angels to show a sign, just like Jesus gave the Samaritan woman... a sign of God's mercy made available to all.
And once again we notice something curious about the timing.
As we've seen throughout the 3I/ATLAS story, the timing of these signals align with liturgical celebrations. The same is true here.
The sign of Divine Mercy
Saint Faustina Kowalska with the image of Divine Mercy Jesus instructed her to have painted.
Almost a century ago, Jesus appeared to St. Faustina Kowalska in Poland, showing her an image of his Divine Mercy and giving her a series of instructions.
Promises given in these visions would eventually result in the Catholic Church designating the Sunday after Easter Divine Mercy Sunday, making it one of the greatest celebrations on the Church calendar.
And what day is Divine Mercy Sunday this year?
Divine Mercy Sunday lands on April 12 – the same day these first images of angels were captured by backyard telescope.
History of Divine Mercy Sunday
In a series of visions almost one hundred years ago, Jesus showed Sister Faustina Kowalska an image of his Divine Mercy, and instructed her to have it painted.
He later gave her an associated prayer, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and specifically told her He wanted the Sunday after Easter to be given special treatment.
Saint Faustina was the first saint canonized by Pope Saint John Paul II in the new millennium.
John Paul II consecrated the whole world to The Divine Mercy in 2002, in "burning desire that the message of God's merciful love... may be made known to all the peoples of the earth, and fill their hearts with hope."
John Paul II died after receiving communion on the vigil of Divine Mercy Sunday in 2005.
So the angels we expected to show a sign of God's mercy – end up appearing on Divine Mercy Sunday.
That's quite intriguing. But it gets more ominous.
Why?
Because the sign of Divine Mercy... is another sign of the end of the world.
Here are the words of Jesus spoken to Faustina, as recorded in her diary...
It is a sign for the end times;
after it will come the day of justice.
Diary 848
You will prepare the world for My Final Coming.
Diary 429
I am offering people a vessel with which they are to keep coming for graces to the fountain of mercy. That vessel is this image with the signature:
"Jesus, I trust in You."
Diary 327
And notice what is described in that last diary entry.
There is a parallel between Jesus' description of the image of Divine Mercy... and the story of the Samaritan woman, which we were led to by angels on Divine Mercy Sunday.
- In the biblical story, Jesus encounters an outcast woman who is using a jar to collect water by going to a well
- and in his instructions to Faustina, Jesus is offering sinners the image of Divine Mercy as 'a vessel with which they are to keep coming for graces to the fountain of mercy'.
Might God be thinking of using these angels to give us a sign of Divine Mercy, that we might stop resisting and believe?
That leaves us wondering what this sign might be.
And it makes sense to go to Faustina's diary to look for another clue...
Unlocking the Divine Mercy connection
We find that clue in diary entry 83.
Here is what Jesus told Faustina almost one hundred years ago...
Write this: before I come as the Just Judge,
I am coming first as the King of Mercy.
Before the day of justice arrives, there will be given to people a sign in the heavens of this sort:
All light in the heavens will be extinguished, and there will be great darkness over the whole earth.
Then the sign of the cross will be seen in the sky, and from the openings where the hands and the feet of the Savior were nailed will come forth great lights which will light up the earth for a period of time.
This will take place shortly before the last day.
Diary 83
Another sign in the heavens? Shortly before the last day? Very interesting.
Jesus is now revealing two signs in the heavens...
- the first sign in the heavens revealed to Saint John in Revelation 12,
- and now a second sign in the heavens revealed to Saint Faustina in diary entry 83.
In both cases Jesus says these signs will come near the end of the world.
Is it possible Jesus is referring to the same sign?
Hmmm.
Makes you wonder where our great sign is at this moment.
A match made in the heavens
At this moment on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 12, 2026, our angel is located in the constellation Gemini...
... between the Twins in Gemini.
Gemini is known as the Twins because the constellation takes the shape of two twins holding hands in the heavens. What you may not know is the back story.
In Greek mythology these identical twins were born to one mother. But one twin was fathered by a god, and the other was not. Therefore one twin was mortal and the other immortal.
The stars of Gemini, the Twins
The two bright stars of the constellation Gemini – two of the brightest in the night sky – represent the heads of the twins.
The star on the left is the head of Pollux, the 'immortal' twin. It is an orange giant, the brightest star in the constellation. In our story, it represents the divine nature of Jesus.
Castor, on the right, is the 'mortal' twin. It is not one star, but a complex system made of six stars – actually three double stars. In our story, these stars represent the human nature of Jesus, a mixture of the races of man.
There is an obvious parallel with our story here.
- Gemini is one constellation made of twin sets of stars – one immortal and one mortal.
- Jesus is one Divine Person possessing twin natures – 100% God and 100% human at the same time.
Gemini represents the joining of the human and divine. The merging of the mortal and the immortal into one constellation.
So how does 3I/ATLAS in Gemini, on same day angels appeared in Virgo, help us understand the sign they might portray?
Well, those blue angels can fly. And they're not bound by the laws of physics.
What if the great sign has more than one part? What if it has a beginning and end that plays out over time in the skies?
What if some of the angels move to Gemini to perform in the next act?
We can now guess what this might look like.
Have we seen the last of 3I/ATLAS?
3I/ATLAS was last seen in Gemini, disappearing from telescope view.
If 3I/ATLAS is a comet, it is departing our solar system on the trajectory it came, heading back to interstellar space, where it will travel in the direction of Gemini, alone and unobserved as it did for millions of years before its flyby of our inner planets.
On the other hand, if our theory is correct and 3I/ATLAS is an angel, its journey across our skies place it in a symbolic location in Gemini before it disappears from telescope site.
Remember, our prospective angel only looks like it has been following orbital dynamics. If it is an angel, it is not bound by them.
Could it be planning to stick around?
Crossing a constellation
Jesus told Faustina...
Then the sign of the cross
will be seen in the sky...
Diary 83
And what looks like a cross in Gemini?
The body of the mortal twin – the right twin – looks very much like a cross.
And what does Jesus say about this sign of the cross?
...and from the openings where
the hands and the feet of the Savior were nailed
will come forth great lights which will
light up the earth for a period of time.
Diary 83
Now we can see where God might be going. Let's roll this all together.
We've got...
- Jesus foretelling the sign of the cross appearing in the sky...
- with great lights coming forth from openings where the hands and feet were nailed...
- in conjunction with stars forming a cross in the constellation Gemini...
- and six flying angels already signaling their appearance as lights behind stars in Virgo.
Here's your sign...
PREDICTION TEN
On Saturday August 22, 2026 at 11:16 p.m. EDT, feast of The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary, six angels will position themselves behind stars in the mortal twin of Gemini, denoting the wounds of Christ on the cross.
So six angels move to Gemini, and the star of the Christian story just made His appearance on the cross in the crowning moment of Christianity.
And that leaves six other angels in need of something to do.
Crowning the Lion King
We found a home for six of our angels in Faustina's diary, so we might assume it will lead us to a home for the remaining six.
Let's look at what else Jesus told Faustina in Diary entry 83.
...before I come as the Just Judge,
I am coming first as the King of Mercy.
Before the day of justice arrives, there will be given to people a sign in the heavens...
Diary 83
King of Mercy?
There's been a Lion King in our heavenly scene from the beginning – the constellation Leo.
Where will these six angels go?
The hint comes from the odd placement of angels in our telescope image.
- Six angels were located behind stars – and we predicted they would go behind the stars forming a the cross in Gemini
- Six angels were not behind stars – they are apart from others and could go wherever makes sense. We just need to follow the story God seems to be telling.
So what if the remaining six angels formed a crown on the lion's head, crowning the King of Mercy? Five angels make a nice crown.
This leaves one angel to give our lion some life.
The sixth angel will give light to the King's eye.
PREDICTION ELEVEN
On Saturday August 22, 2026 at 11:16 p.m. EDT, solemnity of the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary, six angels will position themselves as a crown and eye in the constellation Leo, symbolizing Jesus as the Lion of Judah and King of Mercy.
The times they are a changin'
Our story has taken some unexpected turns, but the ending remains the same.
Instead of one great sign in the sky, God seems to be portraying the entire story of Christianity across the heavens...
- Starting with the birth of it's King to a virgin in Virgo...
- Now highlighting his death on a cross in Gemini.
There's not much of the story remaining to tell. And not much time tell it, if this is what's really happening.
Days look to be running short.
But it's not over – it's not yet the end of the good old days.
Choose God and these are the good old days...
Like the angels in our story – they're ahead and behind.
Good to keep that in mind.
Good Old Days (The Revivalists)
