Doves:

Without Donna's quote from scripture in her post, "Seal 6",.....
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/may2004/donnas524-3.htm
.....I wouldn't have investigated the following.  The scripture I am
referring to is Psalm 104:29:

   Psalm 104
   29 When you hide your face, they are terrified;
   when you take away their breath, they die and return to the dust.

When following Venus by using Sky and Telescope's interactive Sky
Chart, you can see that she hasn't been a "morning star" since last July
or August (2003).  Since she has been an "evening star" since September
of 2003, she has made slow progress through the evening sky each
month.  NOT SO IN THE MONTH OF MAY, 2004!!!  In the month of
May, 2004, Venus DROPS LIKE A ROCK RIGHT OUT OF THE EVENING
SKY!!!  And then, Venus goes behind the Sun and "HIDES HER FACE"
for the first time in 122 years on June 8th.
http://skyandtelescope.com/observing/objects/article_1258_1.asp

Putting all this together with the scripture (and J. R. Church has found
that the Psalms line up with the years: 104 = 2004)... that, to me, says
that Venus (Jesus) is "saying", "THE SHOW IS OVER!!!"

Robert Wadsworth, editor or Biblical Astronomy, seems to give the
following definitions to the planets:

Venus = the Bright and Morning Star, the Messiah, Jesus
Saturn = Satan
Jupiter = the Lord our Righteousness
Mercury = Gabriel
Mars = Michael

FROM:
http://www.biblicalastronomy.com/04May.htm

VENUS AT ITS BRIGHTEST  On May 2, 2004 the planet Nogah (Venus,
the bright and morning star) will be at its brightest magnitude at a –4.5
during its current evening apparition.   On May 5, 2004 Nogah will reach
its northernmost point in Earth’s sky.  It will be farther north than at any
time in the 20th century, and will set really late (for Venus) in the northwest,
near midnight.

Nogah has been burning brightly over the western horizon for over two
months now and continues to dazzle us as it nears its appointment to
transit the sun on June 8.  There will be more on this in the June issue
of Biblical Astronomy. MARS AND SATURN IN CONJUNCTION Adom
(Mars) and Sabbatei (Saturn) will come into conjunction (same celestial
longitude) on May 24, 2004 in the constellation Thaumim (Gemini).

The conjunction takes place in the right figure of Gemini.  In its portrayal
of the two-fold nature of Messiah, first coming to suffer for his people and
then returning as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, it is the right figure that
represents the returning King who will tread His enemies under his feet.   

Adom (Mars), depending on the context, can either represent Michael the
warrior angel who fights against the Devil (Satan), or blood or war (the one
who breaks or wounds the enemy).  Saturn, in this context, represents Satan.   

The main theme of the sign Gemini is Messiah’s reign as Prince of Peace. 
One of the decan constellations that belong to the sign Gemini is Canis Major. 
As mentioned in previous writings, Canis Major was an eagle or a hawk in the
more ancient planispheres, not a dog, and represents the coming glorious
Prince of Princes as signified by its brightest star Sirius (the Prince, Sar as
in Isaiah 9:6).   Sirius is the brightest star (other than the planets) in the
heavens as seen from Earth.  It was at one time called Naz-Seir, the Sent
Prince who was to come and destroy the evil one.  It was written of Messiah
that he should be called a Naz-Seir-ene (see the article He Shall be Called
a Nazarene in the January/February 2004 issue of Biblical Astronomy). 

This conjunction of Mars and Saturn is of particular interest since it occurs
on the same evening that Comet LINEAR T7 crosses the path of Comet
Neat Q4 in Canis Major near the star Sirius.  Again, see the Jan/Feb 2004
issue of BA for further info and charts on the two comets.  The timing of
these two events in the same sign (Gemini) is just impeccable.  There is
definitely no shortage of signs in the month of May 2004.  Taking all of
these events into consideration and the timing involved, these are
not just signs, these are GREAT SIGNS in the heavens.  We shall
see what we shall see.