Sorry, the stars, the sun, and the moon are in that difficult passage in 1 Corinthians 15, not in Col/Eph. You do mark the cosmological passages that cause me to wonder, since they are not mythic, and thus not subject  to any demythologization. They are first century science, from Stoic and Mille Platonic sources. Perhaps we can interpret them doxologically, celebrating the ultimacy of the risen Christ, but they were meant as a Christianized cosmology in their time and place. Do we really want to colonize the now vast universe with our religious images from 2000 years ago? Even John'sLogos is, I think, borrowed from Stoic philosophy, where it signifies the principle of rationality pervading the (then small) cosmos. Better to read the books published by the Vatican Observatory. There are many theologians who read scripture and try to understand it all in light of modern, not archaic, physics. Both they and I ask the Spirit's help in understanding scripture.