King Louis the 11th, King of France in the 15th century,

and a fashion trend center with a fancy hat and everything there.

He was a devout believer in astrology of all things.

He was impressed when it was rightly predicted that a lady of the court would die in eight days.

And so fearing accurate prophecy, how it might pose a danger to his rule, he decided to have the guy that predicted the woman dying, ordered that he'd be thrown from a window on his given signal to kill him to make sure he wasn't making predictions about his own death and stuff like that.

The astrologer was brought up and looked around the kings where he was there in that upper chamber where the window is open.

And the astrologer looked around and when he arrived, he perceived there was something tense

and wrong.

So King Louis questioned him, you claim to understand astrology and to know the fate of others.

So tell me at once, what will your fate be and how long will you live?

And the astrologer replied, I shall die just three days before your majesty.

He was also, King Louis the 11th was also called Louis the prudent.

But probably he was prudent to let the astrologer live.

But except for this, astrology is totally wacko and untrue, and it's not a correct predictor

of future things.

I hope you're not playing around with astrology, because you as a Christian, you have some,

that's actually real and has power in predictive nature, and that is the Bible.

We don't need astrology.

We have the Word of God that tells us, you know, not only the future in Bible prophecy,

but it's really quite magical. And when you look at the Bible,

you almost see it as a mirror seeing yourself. You know, and it exposes things that you need to

hear about, whether you like it or not. When I read the Bible, I'm constantly reminded,

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