That makes a plausible case for 28 AD. The 46 years of the Temple renovation checks out. Was there an passover eclipse/earthquake recorded in 28 AD, though? Also, there were astronomical events that seem to fit a late 3 BC birth better. Not entirely convinced but definitely a lot of food for thought. Is it off by a year or 2 with the Passover eclipse/eathquake records? If so … that Nelson Walter’s guy says Israel doesn’t actually need a temple built right away in order to start the sacrifices on the Temple Mount … they can start them as early as next month if they get the green light. And Blue just posted some exciting intel news in the Better Buckle up thread about Israel going to war either today or tomorrow … and its going to last for a few days … perhaps by this Wednesday the 11th the FEMA broadcast announcement is all about our disappearance and they are trying to calm the left behind?? That could be. The Romans using a system of counting the years by which people were consuls. Some of the lists are fragmentary. I think it is entirely possible that they are off by 2 years. Perhaps, God wanted it that way so that no one would truly know the day or hour. 😉 I don't know if it was an eclipse the day Jesus was crucified as eclipses are never hours long. Yes, that is true. While not an eclipse, the sun was definitely darkened for a considerable amount of time on crucifixion day. There were accounts of this by a few ancient historians/chroniclers. So, what I was implying was if there were any recorded sun being darkened for an extended period of time in 28 AD? Is there anyway to research for GREAT earthquakes at Passover to get the exact year? Because there is speculation that the earthquake at the time of the crucifixion was so powerful it might have produced a dust storm and that caused the darkness. :unsure: Here is an article: https://deadseaquake.info/EarthquakeCatalogOfTheDeadSea/JerusalemQuake.html 2028end has an article on evidence for a 28 AD crucifixion. https://2028end.com/confirmations/phd-dates-christs-crucifixion-to-ad-28/ Another article on Jubilee timing:
