Tag Archives: Jerusalem

Saint Helena and the One True Cross Discovery

On This Date: September 14, 326 AD I have a very skeptical nature when it comes to religious relics. Most of the time, people in positions of authority like to possess such things in order to strengthen their control over … Continue reading

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Josephus May Have Been Writing Just for the Flavians

The 7 Signs of Josephus I must admit to a need for a pinch of salt when it comes to the writings of Josephus. He was definitely on the side of the Romans after he got captured. The tone of … Continue reading

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What If This Event Happened on a Wednesday Night?

The Last Supper (Nisan 14, 30 AD) Because the Jewish calendars have two reference points, sunrise and sunset, it gets very complicated for mere mortals to know to which Julian day any Jewish day refers to. Hence most modern people … Continue reading

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“We Saw His Star in the East” (Matthew 2:2)

The Messiah’s Star Returns (May 3, 1583 O.S.) Where is the newborn king of the Jews? We saw his star at its rising and have come to do him homage. New American Bible I was watching a YouTube video about … Continue reading

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When Several Timelines Begin to Converge

The Third Temple (April 7, 2030) The Jewish Messiah is finally coming! (Or so the story goes.) But only once the temple is rebuilt on Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Now, that’s a problem. However, one of the YouTube video channels … Continue reading

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“Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin” (Daniel 5:25)

Nebuchadnezzar II (c.642 BC – October 7, 562 BC) Now, this is going to be a bit esoteric, so just ride along with me for a bit, to see where it takes us. We all know who this great king … Continue reading

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And, No, I Didn’t Forget Jesus’ Mother, Mary

The Virgin Mary (August 5, 22 BC – c. 41 AD) I’m going the whole nine yards, here. Mary is another figure in history who might (or might not) have lived during the first half of the 1st Century AD. … Continue reading

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Astrology as the Akashic Records:

“The Book of Life” on Earth This takes a statement from Edgar Cayce and links the idea of the Book of Life Akashic Records and the planets as presented in the birth chart. A partial explanation is quoted here: Many … Continue reading

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Gospel Truth: “Place of the Skull”

Golgotha, Jerusalem It might seem self-evident to some, but for as long as I’ve lived this life, I presumed that Golgotha was so named because of the skeletons of those who were crucified, but not buried. A visit to Jerusalem … Continue reading

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Beware the Ides of April

The Siege of Jerusalem (April 14, 70 CE) I cannot imagine how I would have felt on this date in 70 AD. As Tiberius Julius Alexander, the siege would have been a necessary evil. The Jewish rebellion had been going … Continue reading

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