1800's. So when do we put Christ's birth? The book of Luke says he was about 30 at his crucifiction. So an eclipse in 1 BC sounds pretty good. John the Baptist was six months older than his cousin Jesus. We know that his father was murdered serving at the Temple after he was born. We know by Talmud the course his father served in each year. And scholars have submitted a solution of a Fall birth. Remember that there were no available rooms for Mary and Joseph even in Bethlehem. Because of the Fall Feast days....Trumpets, Yom Kippor and Sukkot. Ive heard 9/11 on our calendar 2001. The whole story is written in the stars. There was Daniel...who learned about Jeremiahs 70 years, but prophecy can have multiple fullfillments. 70 weeks, 70 sevens, 70 jubilees. After 70 years, Daniel showed King Cyrus the passage in Jeremiah that had his name, and that he would let Jews return to Israel. King Cyrus put Daniel in charge of the Magi. Did Daniel not tell them about Jewish prophecy, about 70 weeks or better 70 sevens of years? 62 weeks? 62x7 = 364 years? What happened that year? Ceasar/Herod? Then 7 weeks. 7x7 = 49 years. Totaling 483 years. Was that the year on a Nissan 10 when Jesus stood on the mt of Olives talking about a hen and her chicks, then entered the city riding on a donkey? He said that they should of known his day of his visitation. Why that day? Was it because Daniel told the Magi when to come? Because Daniel said 69 weeks of years and then Messiah will come but be cut off, but not for himself in the last week....7 years? If Daniels 70 weeks are 70 Jubilees....i have heard that the last Jubilee could start this Nissan one (2025). And the 7 years run 2025 to Fall 2031, with spring 2032 as start of Kingdom. Maybe the gifts of the Magi where Daniels gifts that they brought 453 years later as he taught them? Im looking at spring 2025. Resurection morning as a giant anniversary and a possible appointed time leading up to Shavaot and Pentecost. We were told to COUNT the Omer. Shalom and Maranatha.

The Bethlehem star 🛸 ophanim ? Probably !