HISTORIOGRAPHICAL REASSESSMENT OF THE DATING OF CHRIST'S BIRTH AND THE DEATH OF HEROD THE GREAT: TOWARDS A DECONSTRUCTION OF THE POST-KEPLERIAN CONSENSUS
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| author | Vidal, Emanuel R. |
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| contents | <p>ENGLISH & SPANISH "with New Contributions☝️"</p> <p>Based on research published in:<br>The Star that Revealed the King: Astronomical, Prophetic and Historical Synchrony of<br>Christ’s Birth (August 20-21, 1 BC)</p> <p>Abstract<br>The dating of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, traditionally placed between 6 and 4 BC according to modern academic consensus, is based on a layered historiographical construct that critically depends on Johannes Kepler’s (1606) astronomical hypothesis of the triple<br>Jupiter-Saturn conjunction of 7 BC as the Star of Bethlehem. This document critiques this consensus, showing its internal weaknesses—particularly the problematic identification of the March 13, 4 BC eclipse as the one referred to by Flavius Josephus—and proposes an alternative reconstruction based on multi-source synchronies. This reconstruction places Christ’s birth on August 20-21, 1 BC (Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Virgo), the death of Herod the Great in early AD 1 (after the December 29, 1 BC eclipse), and vindicates the chronology of Dionysius Exiguus as essentially correct within<br>the documentary framework of his time. It concludes with a call for an interdisciplinary reevaluation of primary sources and for the deconstruction of the still-dominant post-Keplerian paradigm.</p> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | HISTORIOGRAPHICAL REASSESSMENT OF THE DATING OF CHRIST'S BIRTH AND THE DEATH OF HEROD THE GREAT: TOWARDS A DECONSTRUCTION OF THE POST-KEPLERIAN CONSENSUS Vidal, Emanuel R. Arqueología bibli Astrónomia historica Cronología antigua Jesús Jesucrist Estrella de Belén Cristianismo Cristianismo primit Nacimiento de cristo Navidad Teologia Astrónomia Flavio josefo Herodes Muerte de herodes Kepler <p>ENGLISH & SPANISH "with New Contributions☝️"</p> <p>Based on research published in:<br>The Star that Revealed the King: Astronomical, Prophetic and Historical Synchrony of<br>Christ’s Birth (August 20-21, 1 BC)</p> <p>Abstract<br>The dating of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, traditionally placed between 6 and 4 BC according to modern academic consensus, is based on a layered historiographical construct that critically depends on Johannes Kepler’s (1606) astronomical hypothesis of the triple<br>Jupiter-Saturn conjunction of 7 BC as the Star of Bethlehem. This document critiques this consensus, showing its internal weaknesses—particularly the problematic identification of the March 13, 4 BC eclipse as the one referred to by Flavius Josephus—and proposes an alternative reconstruction based on multi-source synchronies. This reconstruction places Christ’s birth on August 20-21, 1 BC (Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Virgo), the death of Herod the Great in early AD 1 (after the December 29, 1 BC eclipse), and vindicates the chronology of Dionysius Exiguus as essentially correct within<br>the documentary framework of his time. It concludes with a call for an interdisciplinary reevaluation of primary sources and for the deconstruction of the still-dominant post-Keplerian paradigm.</p> <p> </p> |
| title | HISTORIOGRAPHICAL REASSESSMENT OF THE DATING OF CHRIST'S BIRTH AND THE DEATH OF HEROD THE GREAT: TOWARDS A DECONSTRUCTION OF THE POST-KEPLERIAN CONSENSUS |
| topic | Arqueología bibli Astrónomia historica Cronología antigua Jesús Jesucrist Estrella de Belén Cristianismo Cristianismo primit Nacimiento de cristo Navidad Teologia Astrónomia Flavio josefo Herodes Muerte de herodes Kepler |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19161513 |