The Bible does not specifically mention zodiac signs by name but does reference stars, constellations, and celestial patterns representing God's creation, such as Orion, the Bear, and the Pleiades (Job 9:9; Job 38:31-32; Amos 5:8). However, the Bible clearly warns against using astrology or seeking guidance from the stars for your future, treating it as a form of divination, which is discouraged (Deuteronomy 18:9-14; Isaiah 47:13-14).

Biblical Mentions of Constellations

• The Bible names several constellation groups but uses them primarily to show God's power as the Creator, not as sources of guidance for daily living or destiny.

• References to "Mazzaroth" in Job 38:32 are interpreted as the constellations of the zodiac, indicating God’s sovereignty over celestial bodies.

Warnings Against Astrology

• Scriptures explicitly warn against interpreting omens or looking to astrologers for direction (Leviticus 19:26, Deuteronomy 18:9-14, Isaiah 47:13-14).

• Astrologers and those who rely on horoscopes are portrayed as powerless compared to God's wisdom and authority.

Purpose of the Heavens in the Bible

• The primary purpose of the stars and heavenly bodies, according to the Bible, is to declare the glory of God and to serve as markers for times and seasons (Genesis 1:14; Psalm 19:1).

In summary, while constellations referenced in the zodiac appear in the Bible, seeking direction or identity from them is presented as contrary to biblical teaching, which urges reliance on God rather than astrology.