
Flat Earth Dave
by Robert Williams
What do the Sun, Moon, and wandering stars proclaim in Scripture? In When the Heavens Speak, Robert L. Williams, Jr. explores the heavenly lights as signs of Yahweh’s order, covenant, and Kingdom. Beginning with the lights appointed for signs and seasons in Genesis, he considers the biblical meaning of the week, the Sun and Moon, and the five visible wandering stars: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. The book also examines prophetic passages and questions about biblical geocentrism. Written for readers seeking to understand the heavens through Scripture, this volume invites a fresh look at what the lights above may reveal about the Creator and His purposes.
Robert Williams
www.mazzaroth.infoMy background is non-denominational, and for most of my life I have simply considered myself a student of the Word. Over the last 14 years, my primary focus has been researching the Biblical Mazzaroth and uncovering the prophetic structure embedded within the heavens. My research centers on the discovery and pairing of the twelve Hebrew letters with the twelve signs of the Mazzaroth, revealing what I believe is a sacred language written in the stars by the Creator Himself. Through this framework, I explore the connection between the constellations, the history of Israel, the plan of redemption, and the spiritual journey of mankind. What began as a personal study eventually developed into a multi-volume work examining the prophetic testimony of the heavens through Scripture, Hebrew symbolism, gematria, and Biblical history. My goal has never been astrology in the modern sense, but rather restoring the ancient Biblical understanding that “the heavens declare the glory of God.” About five years ago, I was introduced to the Flat Earth community through David Weiss and his podcast. That experience opened the door to deeper questions about cosmology, creation, and the Biblical model of the heavens, which strongly complemented the research I was already conducting concerning the Mazzaroth. Today, my work continues to focus on bringing together Scripture, the Hebrew language, the stars, and redemptive history into a unified Biblical framework that points people back to the Creator and His Word.