Two Famous Horoscopes

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Владимир Меркулов. Two Famous Horoscopes

Horoscope of Jesus Christ

What facts we have today

The history of the census referred to by Luke

How history is written

The year of Herod’s death

Star of Bethlehem

Jesus birthday

The day of Jesus’ crucifixion

The Natal chart of Jesus

Why was Jesus crucified?

Gregorian calendar mistake

Astrological chart of the United States of America

USA horoscope by Sibley

USA horoscope by M. Levin

Historical events

Rectification of USA chart

Declaration of independence on the 4 of July in 1776

Louisiana Purchase on the 2 of May in1803

Black Thursday – the collapse of the New York Stock Exchange on the 24th of October in 1929

World War II

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on th 22 of November in 1963

Terrorist act on the 11 of September in 2001

Links

Buddha and astrologer

Calculating of a lifetime

The calculation is displayed some factors extracted from the chart

Amendments to the indications in the table

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1. The Christian era begins, as we know, from the Christmas proposed by the Scythian monk Dionysius Lesser, and this decision was adopted by a decree of Pope John I. Dionysius said that Jesus was born in 753 since the founding of Rome, so the next year, according to the count of the Romans was the 1st of January in 754 and it was named as the first year of the Christian era. Dionysius used in his calculations the Gospel of Luke. The baptism of Jesus by John was:

Tiberius became the second emperor and ruler of the Roman Empire from 14 AD and if Jesus Christ in the 15th year of the reign of Tiberius was 30 years old, Luk (3.23)” And Jesus himself began his ministry being about “thirty years of age”, so Jesus was born in the first year BC (i.e. a total of seven days before the zero year, thirty years is very vague – at least 28 or 32 years old).

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The proof that Messiah was born between 8 and 4 BC is based on the information from the Gospel of Matthew (2.1), which states that Jesus was born during the reign of King Herod of Judea (the Great), (the most common date of the reign of Herod is 40 – 4 BC, but there is also 37—1 BC). Many authors of historical records were negatively disposed to Herod, due to his brutal, tyrannical activities, and of course, the percentage of objectivity cannot be proved.

Detailed descriptions of the life of Herod the Great are in the work of the historian Josephus Titus Flavius – “Jewish Antiquities”, where there are contradictions about the date of Herod’s death. In conventional calculations, it turns out that his death was 4BC or 1BC.

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