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>             THE HISTORICAL CALENDAR OF JESUS
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> The time of our Lord's Birth, Ministry, Crucifixion and
> Resurrection is hereby historically identified. These
> calendar dates are established by *every* scriptural-
> historical and scientific evidence examined! There is NO
> other compendium in the world which has successfully dated
> ALL of these events correctly! Be sure to read accompanying
> literature(which will be posted en masse to the Usenet over the next
several months) for a detailed analysis of each
> item listed, with literally 100s of historical citations,
> descriptions and concise commentary which altogether prove
> these ancient calendar dates are accurate and historical,
> thereby proving ALL detractors merely a laughingstock!
>
> 1) Ezra left Babylon bound for Jerusalem with Artaxerxes'
> decree[Ezra 7:6-9] on the Hebrew calendar date of 1 Nisan
> 3304, which was Tuesday, March 26, 457 BC. This "going forth"
> of the decree started the prophetic clock ticking down
> Daniel's 7 plus 62 weeks-of-years[49 + 434 years] to
> Messiah the Prince, Jesus the Nazarene[Dan 9:24-27].
> (NOTE: the seventh year of the achaemenid Persian king
> Artaxerxes was counted beginning 1 Nisanu through 29 Addaru
> on the Chaldean-Babylonian calendar, which was April 8, 458
> BC through March 26, 457 BC by the old civil(proleptic
> Julian) calendar. But this gentile king's seventh year was
> counted from 1 Tishri 3304 through 29 Elul 3304 on the
> ancient Hebrew civil calendar recognized by the Hebrews,
> placing Ezra's 7th year for Artaxerxes precisely from
> October 2, 458 BC through September 20, 457 BC.)
>
> 2) John the Baptist was born on 1 Nisan 3758, which was
> Sunday, March 17, 3 BC.(NOTE: John's father, the priest
> Zechariah, served in the eighth [8-day] course of Abijah,
> which started on the weekly sabbath of 7 Sivan 3757, which
> was June 2, 4 BC; the archangel Gabriel appeared to Zechariah
> after 9 AM that same morning[Luke 1:5-25]; Pentecost was
> "fully come" 9 Sivan[Acts 2:1], but various sects of the
> priesthood observed this earlier. Jesus was conceived on the
> first day of the sixth month of Elisabeth's pregnancy with
> John[Luke 1:36]. Normal gestation to full term is 266 to 270
> days, so if Jesus and John were both carried an average term
> of 267 days, then John was conceived on 28 Sivan 3757, which
> was Saturday, June 23, 4 BC, placing Jesus' conception in
> Mary by the Holy Spirit exactly five Hebrew calendar months
> plus one day[148 days] later, on 28 Cheshvan 3758, which was
> Sunday, November 18, 4 BC. Note that procreation was
> permitted on the weekly Sabbath[Gen 1:27-28].)
>
> 3) Jesus was born before sunrise 1 Elul 3758, which was
> Monday, August 12, 3 BC.
> (NOTE: this Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo was 4.2
> arcminutes in separation. The wise men[Magi] saw Jesus' star
> at its rising in the east, thus their own witness to this
> conjunction near the "king star" Regulus was judicially
> construed as our Messiah's true date and approximate
> time of birth, 4 AM JST.)
>
> 4) Jesus was visited by the Magi on the eve of 16 Tammuz
> 3759[Mat 2:1-12], which was Tuesday evening, June 17, 2 BC;
> Jesus was ten and a half months old at the time.
> (NOTE: this near-perfect Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo was
> six arcseconds from concentricity. When Venus is sufficiently
> elongated from the Sun, and the sky is crystal-clear, Venus
> can barely be seen with the naked eye in broad daylight. This
> dazzling conjunction was significantly brighter than Venus
> alone, thus was certainly visible in broad daylight in a
> clear sky--and we know that the sky was clear by the Magi's
> own testimony! Extant historical and astronomical evidences
> have further proven incontrovertibly that Herod "the Great"
> died within 3 weeks after the "blood red" total lunar eclipse
> of Saturday, January 10, 1 BC.)
>
> 5) John the Baptist's 30th birthday was 1 Nisan 3787, which
> was Thursday, March 27, 27 AD, when "the word of God came
> unto John[the Baptist]"[ref. Luke 3:1-23].
> (NOTE: this date was exactly four hundred eighty-three[483]
> true Hebrew calendar years after the date that Ezra left
> Babylon with Artaxerxes' decree to restore levitical rule
> and the people to Jerusalem; this included the restoration of
> government and taxation, and also "set up the walls thereof,
> and joined the foundations"[Ezra 4:12]. No other kingly
> decree satisfies this literal, true Hebrew calendric
> chronology; John's preaching is told by all four gospels;
> John the Baptist is rightly known as the Elijah of prophecy.)
>
> 6) Jesus' 30th birthday was 1 Elul 3787, which was Friday,
> August 22, 27 AD. (NOTE: at age 30, Jesus eligible for priesthood and
temple service. This is why John the Baptist
> asked of Jesus: "...I have need to be baptized of thee, and
> comest thou to me?"[Mat 3:14]. One lunation later, i.e. one
> calendar month later 1 Tishri 3788, was exactly four hundred
> eighty-three[483] true Hebrew calendar years after the date
> that Ezra observed his first Rosh Hashanah(1 Tishri, Day of
> Trumpets, "New Year's Day") in Jerusalem, but more
> importantly, that prior year of 3304[458-457 BC], was a
> Jubilee Year[Lev 25:9-17ff], so the new year of 1 Tishri
> 3305[Sept 21, 457 BC] started Daniel's 49-year countdown
> to the next Jubilee, which was 3354, clearly emphasizing
> the Atonement in Christ crucified and Life Everlasting
> in Christ Jesus.)
>
> 7) Jesus was baptised by his cousin John at the river Jordan
> on 1 Tishri 3788, which was Saturday, September 20, 27 AD. At
> One with God[John 10:30], Jesus commenced His Divine Ministry
> "confirming the covenant with many"[Dan 9:27].
> (NOTE: the 70th and final week of Daniel's prophecy commenced
> with the preaching of John the Baptist and with the Ministry
> of Jesus. Just as the Hebrew day is counted by "evening and
> morning," divided by the Earth's rotation with respect to the
> Sun, the Hebrew year is similarly divided by the spring and
> fall equinoxes, with a "1:1" correspondence of Holy Days:
> 1 Nisan[New Moon]/1 Tishri[Rosh Hashanah], 10 Nisan[lamb
> selected]/10 Tishri[Atonement], Feast of Unleavened Bread[15-
> 21 Nisan]/Tabernacles[15-21 Tishri], and so on. Gabriel's
> conspicuous "dual emphasis" on John and Jesus was best
> answered by John himself, at the moment Jesus was baptised:
> "this is he of whom I said, After me cometh a man which is
> preferred before me: for he was before me. And I knew him
> not: but that he should be made manifest to Israel, therefore
> am I come baptizing with water"[John 1:30-31]. And Jesus' own
> words: "before Abraham was, I AM"[John 8:58], and His [own]
> Angel "...I AM the root and the offspring of David...the
> bright and morning star"[Rev22:16]. The prophesied Messiah of
> the Old Covenant Scriptures[TaNaKh] was made flesh in Jesus.)
>
> 8) Jesus rode into Jerusalem 10 Nisan 3791, which was
> Saturday, April 21, 31 AD.
> (NOTE: this "Palm Sunday"[ref. Zec 9:9] was 187 calendar
> weeks[3 1/2 calendar years] after His baptism.)
>
> 9) Jesus was crucified at 9 AM on the Passover, 14 Nisan
> 3791[Mark 15:25], which was Wednesday, April 25, 31 AD;
> suffering pain-unimaginable, Jesus died shortly after 3 PM
> that dark afternoon[ref. Mat 27:45-50; Mark 15:33-37; Luke
> 23:44-46].
> (NOTE: "Messiah the Prince" had been "cut off" literally in
> the "midst of the week"[Wednesday], in the midst of the
> seventieth sabbatic year[ref. Dan 9:24-27], just as the
> prophecy had foretold 568 years before in ancient Babylon[Dan
> 9:1ff]. Jesus' body was taken down from the cross near sunset
> and was entombed after sunset the eve of the High Sabbath of
> the Feast of Unleavened Bread[Mat 27:57; Mark 15:42; Luke
> 23:54; John 19:42]. The paschal lamb, the one "without
> blemish, a male of the first year" was selected 10 Nisan[Exo
> 12]. This was the Passover meal[pesah proper] Jesus shared
> with His disciples the eve of His crucifixion. The second
> pascha, the afternoon [hagigah]sacrifice was starting at the
> time Jesus died, from 3 to 5 that afternoon. Jesus was God's
> Lamb for both Passover offerings, and His sacrifice left all
> others of none effect: Jesus had literally become the
> Passover, the chosen Lamb of God[John 1:29,36]. The
> destruction of the temple on 15 Av 3830, which was August 10,
> 70 AD--not the faulty "9 Av" of Talmudic tradition--fulfilled
> "he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease..."
> [Dan 9:27]; this divine cause was Jesus' crucifixion nearly
> 40 years prior to that date.)
>
> 10) Jesus was resurrected three days and three nights[Mat
> 12:40] after His body was entombed, which was Saturday
> evening, April 28, 31 AD, counted as Sunday, the FIRST DAY of
> the Hebrew calendar week[Mat 28:1; Mark 16:2,9; Luke 24:1;
> John 20:1,19]; His resurrection was discovered at sunrise[5
> AM], early Sunday morning.
> (NOTE: Covered by a swath cloth['Sudarium of Oviedo'], then
> wrapped in linen['Shroud of Turin'], His body was sealed in a
> nearby, newly-hewn stone sepulchre of the disciple Joseph of
> Arimathaea[Mat 27:57-60]. Joseph, Nicodemus, Mary Magdalene
> and Mary mother of Joses prepared and wrapped Jesus' body,
> arranging flowers and preparing spices according to the
> ancient custom as time permitted. These flower arrangements
> --clearly evident in the Turin shroud--were not at first
> completed that fearful evening of 15 Nisan, but were
> completed on Friday following the High Sabbath, with the
> final spices and ointments to be applied early Sunday
> morning, but of course, that final preparation was not
> to be: JESUS WAS RISEN!)
>
>         Jesus the Nazarene was 11,944 days of age
>         at His crucifixion. He'd lived 32 years,
>         36 weeks, 4 days. Now He reigns forever:
>          HE IS King of kings and Lord of lords!
>
>                 written and published by:
>                  Ma'aminei YHSH ha-Notsri
>             Copyleft 1999, no rights reserved
>           (presented free to the public domain)
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