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Are you alright? You're the one who keeps posting about what other people wrote in the past that I don't know and trying to connect their agenda to me.

I would wait until the electric bills start coming to decide that fate. AA

Please take a look at the link on page 25. https://www.academia.edu/127340495/The_Creation_Equinox_Blood_Moon_Eclipse_and_Star_of_Bethlehem_A_Jewish_Springtime_Perspective_on_the_Nativity (I would consider conceived, but prefer the former). This was 3 days after the March equinox, on a...

Thus, Easter wasn't different from Christmas? Christ rose on the third day of Passover (Nisan 17) as foretold in prophecy. Christ was also born on Nisan 17, 5 BC, or March 25 on the Julian calendar.

I know where you're going with this. The Talmud is composed of many books. Some parts are from the Oral traditions handed down by God, and others are commentaries written by several different Rabbis. Some of what was written was written because they were human. I can assure you that the parts...

Three? When did I say three wise men? The Magi--notice I said Magi, not wise men--did not show up at the same time, and I celebrate my Sabbaths in a Catholic church. The Nativity is important right down to the last detail. There are only 60 to 70 percent of Americans who identify as...

I guarantee that any Bible reference book in your personal library includes references to the Talmud. The only way to understand Jewish law and customs is to understand the Talmud, and why and when it was composed. Matthew 5:17 "Jesus came to fulfill the law, not abolish it."

Hello Tall_Timbers, thanks for the response and for your years of service. Did you celebrate Easter the same way as you did Christmas when you were deployed? AA

Did you read the paper? The Talmud says the Jewish Patriarchs were born in Nisan and died in Nisan. We know the latter to be true. The Talmud is the Oral Law handed down by God since Moses--so yes, God had a say in at least the birth of the Jewish Patriarchs. The question is, was Jesus a Jewish...

This is the abstract to the paper on Academia. Academia is a free and secure online platform. These signs, "in the sun, moon, and stars" were real and the same ones detailed in the Talmud. This belief is as old as the Talmud and maybe goes back to the days of Moses as well as the Jewish Creation...

Y'all are celebrating Christmas 4 months too soon. Jesus was born in March around the equinox. It's about Creation in Judaism. Read the answer why here. https://www.academia.edu/127340495/The_Creation_Equinox_Blood_Moon_Eclipse_and_Star_of_Bethlehem_A_Jewish_Springtime_Perspective_on_the_Nativity

Are you the one who wrote The Essence of Perfection? I found it to be be one of the most interesting books about the Nativity, Resurrection, and connecting the two chronologically. If you are great book!