The Birth of Jesus and the Day of Trumpets... Jesus Born on September 11th

Associates for Scriptural Knowledge ^ | 2017 | A.S.K

[Sontagged]

I believe Jesus was born on September 11th, for various reasons; mostly because the Elites and their minions who hate Christians seem to have used this day throughout history to attack Christian targets.

Putting His birthday on the Feast of Trumpets makes absolute sense; it makes wondrous and marvelous sense, actually!

Also, since the weather in Israel is pretty much the same for places on the same latitude around the Earth, there would be no way Joseph and Mary would have been comfortable traveling in the depths of winter to Bethlehem. Too cold. But in late Summer... you betcha.

[looois]

I agree with you. Sometime during month of September. Have been in that neck of the woods. December in Israel is a tad cooler, but also the rainy season. Be hard to see star overhead on a rainy night.

[Sontagged]

Well then Merry Christmas!

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

True.

[amorphous]

To be more precise, instead of September, we should use the month of Tishri on the Hebrew/Jewish calendar, and we should use a restored Hebrew calendar at that (not the modern day Jewish calendar).

The actual day of Yeshua's birth more likely would have been on the 15th day, not the 1st day of Tishri as the author here states, and based on the sighting of the new moon in Israel (when Tishri begins), this puts the birthday of Yeshua (when the Word was made flesh) beginning on the eve of the 25th of September, the start of Sukkot (the feast of Tabernacles).

Either way, sometime around September is far closer to the actual day of His birth than December. :)

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "their minions who hate Christians seem to have used this day throughout history to attack Christian targets"

Qur'an 9:111 is the ONLY guaranteed way to Islamic haven nearly all other Muslims never will make it no matter how strict they are too their belief according to their Prophet.

Qur'an 9:111 generally says you must die in battle killing Kafir. Better way to put it die in Jihad.

[Sontagged]

It’s fascinating, thank you for your post.

And also fascinating because Christ’s enemies throughout history seem to believe His birthday to be September 11th.

[Sontagged]

Freemasons also killed people on September 11th. Oh, right, there’s that weird thing with how masons love Islam... like the Shriners or some weird love of the Koran for masons?

I don’t even like giving a thought to the sick mind that concocted the evil described in the Koran. Or Qur’an. Or Freaky False Prophet Book of Absolute Evil In The Name Of Allah/Satan.

[Just mythoughts]

According to Luke, the conception would have been around December 25th ... I think it is likely the date of the ‘Winter Solstice’, the shortest day of ‘sun’ light was the day that God with us, was place in the womb. Count from there.

The spring equinox marks the passover season, the autumn equinox marks the actual birth.

Wonder what the ‘summer solstice’ marks?

[Glad2bnuts]

I bookmarked this because it is awesome, thank you for this gift.

[vpintheak]

What’s with this BCE junk?

[Sontagged]

Not sure, was just reading this to someone; I guess it means B.C.?

[Sontagged]

You’re welcome and Merry Christmas. (!)

Hey, that’s an idea. Let’s take tomorrow back from the haters.

[Rashputin]

Well there ya' go, more ammunition for the folks who want to cancel Christmas because it's a Christian holiday.

Nothing like a different interpretation to support their view, right?

[chuckles]

No, Jesus was born on Tabernacles, not Trumpets. It can be proven Scripturaly, but I'm to lazy to go thorough the verses at 2am. The key is to go to Luke 1:5 and see that Zecharias was in the Temple in the course of Abijah. Then you have to go back to the list of courses set up in the OT and you will find Abijah was the 8th course. Then you have to take into consideration that all the priests were in the Temple 3 times a year. Elizabeth got pregnant with John the Baptist at this course of Abijah. That makes John born 6 months before Jesus. Counting the courses for 9 months gives us Passover for John and Tabernacles for Jesus 6 months later.

In John 1 we are told that The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. That word "dwelt" is actually "tabernacled" and is only used twice in the Bible as dwelt. The Feast of Tabernacles celebrates God living among His people. The Feast of Tabernacles is about God coming to His people. In the future it will denote the thousand year rein of Christ on earth. The "Eighth Day" is right after Tabernacles and is the Millineal Reign.

[stormhill]

Yeah! Not to mention more ammunition for the folks who want to cancel Christmas because it’s a pagan holiday.

[Steve Van Doorn]

yes. To achieve the highest level in the Freemasons you must be a high level in the Catholic church I think a Bishop or above. A higher then an Imam in Islam and well respected in Judaism.

Yes. Muhammad himself thought he was possessed by a Jinn. which is why they eventually kick him out of Mecca which most of his followers stayed only around one hundred left with him.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

If you come up with a date that is after Herod “The Great” was already dead in 4BC, you’re wrong.

My best guess (working with possible resolutions to Luke 2:2) is 8BC or 9BC.

[Bikkuri]

I stopped at. “B.C.E.”.
No Christian would phrase it that way.

[Sontagged]

Then you are too picky?