The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

meant in Scripture, refers to the first star of the day—the morning star is the one that introduces the others. C) The morning star ushers in the change of seasons and is the scheduler of earth’s activities. D) The morning star is the one that rewards the saints. E) It is the first cloud that transitions the night into day. See Hosea 6:4. Fortunately Revelation 22:16 names our Lord Jesus Christ as the Morning Star under the New Testament, now filling to perfection the functions Lucifer foolishly abdicated. It is with this understanding in mind that the Bible designates the sons of Creator God Almighty as the stars of heaven. 885. Morpheus—A) The sleep and dream god. B) Prophetically, represents sluggishness. C) A perversion of the dream angel used in the Bible to promote prophetic dreams and visions. See Malak. 886. Moses—The first official prophet of Israel, after the Israelis left Egypt. Moses was actually an Old Testament type of apostle because of the nature of his mantle. He was born of Levite parents and spared death for his very purpose in life. Moses was successful in his deliverance of the Lord’s first and only covenant nation. He was inducted in Yahweh’s service at the age of forty after having been exiled from Egypt where he was to be its next Pharaoh. Moses understood he was called to something different, it was not until after a forty year exile in Midian that he was prepared to lead the people of the Most-High God out of captivity. Afterward, Moses single-handedly enacted the new nation’s government and legislation. He installed its political, religious, and community leaders and established its judicial system as well. He did all this with Aaron, his older brother, and Miriam, his sister. In preparation for his expansive destiny, Moses was raised in Pharaoh’s house as Pharaoh’s son because his daughter rescued him from the river. Thus, he became the son of Pharaoh and a legitimate heir to the throne of Egypt. Moses was heralded posthumously as the greatest prophet who had ever lived until Jesus the Savior. 887. Mot—Babylonian death god. 888. Mother Goddess—A significant figure in pagan, neo pagan, Druid, and Wiccan lore, the mother goddess, or great mother goddess refers to the earth and the female spirit that supposedly created it. Because the earth births in its seasons, heathen mind-sets concluded that it was a deity in itself and that the deity was female. Comparing the earth’s actions over time with