https://www.starherald.net/constellations-summer-triangle
No one has yet to ask me about this, but in case you might be interested in seeing a star that literally comes out of Ya'akov..
This is not an interpretation. It is simply an observable fact. It's not like a group project where I'm 'encouraged' to fall into lockstep with the collective, the place where "ignore that" is a righteous edict.
The 'star prophecy' in Numbers 24:17 is a pretty hot topic of late on account of the 12P/Pons-Brooks comet and its strange tail, and that it could be visible in the daytime during the April total solar eclipse. (It's not one thing or another, but rather everything together -- a collective, just not in the way people tend to think.)
Anyway, maybe you know this already, but the name "Jacob" is four letters [יעקב], which -- when spelled out as their individual letter names -- looks like this:
יוד עין קוף בית
Then a well-known star jumped right out:
יוד עין קוף בית
(The middle letter ן is the form of the letter nun when appearing at the end of a word. The normal shape is נ.)
Located in the Milky Way (aka Jakobsweg*), Deneb [דנב] is
a Cygni
the tail of the swan
the top star of the Northern Cross asterism
a vertex of the Summer Triangle (compare to the nabla symbol)
In Chinese lore, Deneb represents the Magpie Bridge.
In Christianity, Deneb marks the position of the sign.
17. I shall see him, but not now; I shall behold him, but not near; there shall come a star out of Jacob, and a scepter shall rise out of Israel, and shall strike the corners of Moab, and destroy all the sons of Seth:
MEET DENEB, THE BRIGHT BUT DISTANT STAR
See what I mean? Never enough popcorn.
It goes on. These posts barely skim over all that I don't have the time to post. Think of an iceberg... given the cold shoulder.
*In Germany the modern Milch Strasse is the translation of our best-known title; while it has long been, and popularly is even now, Jakobs Strasse and Jakobs Weg, Jacob's Road; as the Belt of Orion is his Staff lying alongside the road. And it has been still further associated with that patriarch as his Ladder.
That's from Richard Hinkley Allen's "Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning", originally published in 1899, but the Jakobsweg name is noted here:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Milky_Way_Galaxy?uselang=de
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Blessings to you and yours.