CX Leonis: Hebrew
The Psalmist cries out for help against his enemies who are mad against him and have sworn against him. His days are shortened and he cries that God will hear the groaning of the prisoner (bondages to sin) and loose those appointed to death. Psalm 45 answers back, with pictures of Jesus as He really is now, as described in Revelation, our Saviour in glory, who is reigning over the the nations.
45 Leonis
This Bible study begins with the star name 45 Leonis and progresses through its additional star names like a treasure map through the Bible, resulting in finding the hidden treasure: a complete Bible lesson. As we move through the thread of Bible passages, instead of using cross references like most Bible studies do, we will be comparing each new passage back to our cornerstone scripture. In this case, the cornerstone passage is Psalm 45 representing the primary name of the star 45 Leonis.
11 Leonis
In Psalm ll we have the bird, the cup, and destruction of the wicked denoted in the picture of hydra. The LORD would of course be the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. While the traditional names are fixed in their meaning such as the Raven, my method of using the numerical star references is more flexible. It allows for the pictures to represent more than one specific idea. In this case, the Psalmist refuses to flee in fear before the taunts of the enemy like a bird to the mountains. Ravens are actually very common in the high Rocky Mountains.