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No, not Revelation 12.
Matthew 24:29-30, the sign of the Son of Man in heaven corresponds to Revelation 6, the sixth seal events. Not Revelation 12.
From Matthew 24:29-30. Match the colors for the appropriate heaven level.
1. First the sun will be darkened, moon not give its light, stars fall from heaven, powers of heaven shaken.
2. Then, the sign of the Son of Man will appear in heaven.
So there will be no galaxies, star formations, around when the sign of the Son of Man appears.
There are three heavens, three levels:
1. Our atmosphere and solar system.
2. The universe, the cosmos (which has since the rebellion become the dominion of Satan, his angels)
3. The heaven where God's throne is and home of the righteous angels, the living beasts, and the souls of Christians.
It is the universe, the cosmos, the second heaven, that will be parted like a scroll - followed by them on earth, part of the solar system, the first heaven, seeing Jesus before the throne of God, in the third heaven. Jesus Himself in the third heaven is the sign.
The corresponding events occur in Revelation 6, the sixth seal, Jesus appearing before the throne of God in heaven.
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The only thing in Revelation 12, that ties to Matthew 24:29-30, is that when the war of heaven (the second heaven, the universe the cosmos) and Satan and his angels cast down to earth - it says (paraphrased) in Revelation 12:8 their "place" will be found in the (second) heaven no more.
It will be literal that the second level of heaven which they currently have to roam, beyond earth and our solar system, near the very end of the seven years will be removed.
According to the Scriptures, there is nothing whatever in Rev.6 that points to heaven in any way, shape or form! It is a pro-log of events to come and an amplification of Mt.24, Mk.13 and Lk.21. The first rider, of four, on the white horse, in the first of the seven seals, in Rev.6:2, is the Antichrist, who triggers the tribulation, and the same person as all three of the "he's" in Dan.9:27, who confirms a covenant with many. It is Jesus who ends the tribulation, who is riding the white horse in Rev.19:11-21.
Speculating on how you think Biblical eschatology is interpreted, is not acceptable.
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