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So the Sun dies on the cross and resurrects 3 days later....is this december alignment The Cross???
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The Sun never stops moving. There is no three-day period when the sun's movement in relation to the earth stops altogether. It may appear to slow for those three days, but since the slowing of the movement is a gradual thing, one could argue that it 'stops' for the one, two, four, five, or six days around the winter solstice as well (it depends on how slow you consider 'stopping'). And besides all of that, Jesus' resurrection happened in the spring, not in December.
Skeptics might say that 12 tribes of Judah were based on the zodiac, but the division of the twelve signs of the zodiac didn't occur until the 5th century B.C., well after the time of the 12 tribes.
As the sun passes through the equinoxes, it's moving in a straight line north-to-south or south-to-north. How does a straight line make a cross? What is the east-west line
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 330639This scenario descries a "going out" of the sun as in light switch off, and given the sun is a plasma induction event ala electric universe model, the right currents/cross currents could temporarily shut it down. Now being a incandescent plasma body, it's damn hot so if the current is switched off it would still glow red(maybe this is when we'll see the second sun brown dwarf lol!) The cross is actually two fold, the mundane cross and the celestial cross, when they lineup to form the eight pointed star is when this is supposed to happen...watched a great youtube on it...trying to find. The milkyway equator is one of the lines... Anybody out there star savvy?
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