The ancient names connected with this constellation are _Dalaph_ (Hebrew), _pouring out of water_; _Dalaph_ (Arabic), _coming quickly;_ _Scalooin_ (Arabic), _swift (as the flow of water); Rotaneb_ or _Rotaneu_ (Syriac and Chaldee), _swiftly running_. Thus, in this first chapter of the Second Book we see the great truth of Revelation set forth; and we learn how the great Blessings of Redemption were procured. This truth cannot be more eloquently or powerfully presented than in the language of Dr. Seiss:— “This strange goat‐fish, dying in its head, but living in its afterpart—falling as an eagle pierced and wounded by the arrow of death, but springing up from the dark waves with the matchless vigour and beauty of the dolphin—sinking under sin’s condemnation, but rising again as sin’s conqueror—developing new life out of death, and heralding a new springtime out of December’s long drear nights—was framed by no blind chance of man. The story which it tells is the old, old story on which hangs the only availing hope that ever came, or ever can come, to Adam’s race. To what it signifies we are for ever shut up as the only saving faith. In that dying Seed of the woman we must see our sin‐bearer and the atonement for our guilt, or die ourselves unpardoned and unsanctified. Through His death and bloodshedding we must find our life, or the true life, which alone is life, we never can have.” “Complete atonement Thou hast made, And to the utmost farthing paid Whate’er Thy people owed: Nor can His wrath on me take place, If sheltered in His righteousness, And sprinkled with the blood. If my discharge Thou hast procured, And freely in my room endured The whole of wrath divine, Payment God cannot twice demand, First at my bleeding Surety’s hand, And then again at mine. Turn, then, my soul, unto Thy rest; The merits of Thy great High Priest Have bought thy liberty; Trust in His efficacious blood, Nor fear thy banishment from God, Since Jesus died for thee.” Chapter II. The Sign AQUARIUS (The Water Bearer). _Their Blessings Ensured, or the Living Waters of Blessing Poured Forth for the Redeemed._ The Atonement being made, the blessings have been procured, and now they can be bestowed and poured forth upon the Redeemed. This is the truth, whether we think of Abel’s lamb, of patriarchal sacrifices, the offerings under the Law, or of that great Sacrifice of which they all testified. They all with one voice tell us that atonement made is the only foundation of blessing. This was pictured and foreshown in the heavens from the beginning, by a man pouring forth water from an urn which seems to have an inexhaustible supply, and which flows forth downwards into the mouth of a fish, which receives it and drinks it all up.