When was Christ born and when was he baptised? The Year, Month, and Day. Revealed at last!

I believe Christ’s 30th birthday started shortly before he performed his first ever miracle during a wedding at Cana, which was when he turned water into wine.


The “hour” which according to Christ hasn’t come yet, and was the reason why he should not perform the miracle his mother Mary was asking of him, was the hour when the day of his 30th birth anniversary starts. And since a Jewish day officially starts at sundown, Christ was actually telling Mary that before he performs his first ever public miracle, they should first wait for the hour when the sun is already down, so that he becomes officially 30 years old.

Now why was it so important for Christ to reach 30 years of age before he can perform his first ever miracle in public?

The Bible tells us that God commanded Levites between 25 to 50 years old to serve in the work of the tabernacle. See Numbers 8: 23-26.

Now of these Levites between 25 to 50 years old, God commanded Moses to count or make a census of only those that are between 30 years old and 50. See Numbers 4: 1-3, 21-23, 29-30.

Now what is the difference between the Levites who are 30 upto 50 years old who serve in the work at the tent of meeting and were counted, and those Levites who are 25 and below 30 years old who also serve in the work at the tent of meeting but were not counted?

The book of Revelation associates those servants of God who were counted as also being sealed by the seal of the living God. See Revelation 7: 3-4.

Now a seal is something that is visible to the eyes of the public. Thus, although Christ was filled with the Holy Spirit at the time of his baptism when he was about 30 years old, Christ was not yet allowed to display the power of this anointing to the public until he first reaches 30 years old, which was also when Christ was officially sealed by the seal of the living God.

This was the reason why during the 40 days Christ fasted in the wilderness immediately after his baptism, and before he turned 30 years old, Christ resisted all temptations to use the power of his anointing by the Holy Spirit under any circumstance. And this was because Christ knew he was not yet allowed to do so. See Luke 4: 1-4, 9-12.

Jesus is not a levite

But he is a priest according to the order of Melchizedek.

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which obviosuly means he is not a levitical priest!!! see hebrews 7!! so why bring up a bunch of laws about levites!!!

Why should the law regarding Levites be different from the law regarding priests of Melchizedek, when both are priests of the God of Abraham.

Luke tells us that Christ was about 30 years old when he was baptized:


Now how many days expired between Christ’s baptism when he was just about 30 years old, and the wedding at Cana when Christ turned 30 years old after sundown of that wedding day?

The gospels of Matthew, Luke, and Mark narrated Christ’s baptism in parallel passages. While Christ’s 40 days fasting in the wilderness that followed his baptism was narrated by the gospels of Matthew and Luke. But it was only the gospel of John that narrated the events that happened immediately after Christ’s 40 days of fasting ended, until the wedding in Cana took place.

And according to John’s gospel, the wedding at Cana happened 5 days after Christ finished his 40 days fasting, which was also 45 days after his baptism.

Instead of having to watch 44+ minutes of a video, can you just cut to the chase? Spit it out already. Month, day, year.

If i see that damn picture of bert again i will slaughter the goat and pig and smash the spider that talks to charlotte through her web of lies

Christ was conceived by Mary on Nisan 15, or Passover day, and Christ was born exactly 9 lunar months later, on Tevet 15 in the Hebrew calendar.

Now the Hebrew month of Tevet, during which time I believe Christ was born, is a winter month that usually falls between December and January. And the biggest question and objection to a winter month for Christ’s birth was supposedly why would shepherds “living out in the fields, be keeping watch over their flocks at night” during winter.

Moreover, I believe that Christ was born specifically on the month of January. And while it is true that January is the month in Israel that has the coldest average temperature, it is also the month that has the highest average rainfall throughout the year. Also, 3 months prior to January, that is, the period from October to December, was when rainfall starts to increase in Israel after having 5 months of lowest average rainfall starting from May until September.
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And this means that by January, the hills already become clothed with grass, and the shepherds, knowing this, take their sheep further to the fields and away from their towns.

Now when these grassy fields are particularly far from their towns, instead of leading the sheep to and from the fields and the towns, shepherds would rather enfold their flock in nearby caves in the field and watch over their flock throughout the night. And this was especially true whenever the temperature was relatively warmer than the average temperature for January.

In my previous video titled “The Star of Bethlehem & the true location of Christ's nativity at Avshalom or Soreq cave”, I mentioned that the Soreq cave, where I believe Christ was born, keeps the temperature and the humidity inside it constant year round. Thus, enfolding sheep inside caves in Israel during winter time actually poses no problem at all.

Also, note that the coolest temperature during January in Israel is usually 39°F. And for precipitation to begin falling as snow from the clouds, the air temperature at the ground should be cooler than 32°F. Thus, only in very rare occasions when the lowest temperature during January is lower than normal, does it ever snow in Israel.
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What year was Christ born?

Now I made 3 videos to prove that Herod’s death, which most historians date on 4 BC, was actually 3 years too early, and that his death should have been dated on 1 BC instead. These videos are: “Eclipse before Augustus' death & Midrash Rosh Hashana prove Herod the Great's death wasn't on 4 BC”, and “Faulty Olympiad calendar caused 1 year error in redating Herod's death from 1 BC to 4 BC”, and “Co-regency of Augustus and Tiberius caused 2 years error in redating Herod's death from 1 BC to 4 BC”.

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Matthew 2:13-21 tells us that Joseph, Mary and Jesus fled to Egypt to avoid Herod, but returned back after Herod's death.

Luke 2:22-23 tells us that Mary was able to present Jesus in the Temple and perform the purification rites required for women who gave birth to a son, which is 40 days after child birth.

This means Herod must have died within 40 days after Christ was born. So if Herod died on 1 BC, then Christ's birth should be no earlier than 40 days before Herod died.

Jesus was 33 1/2 years old at his baptism which falls around March or April. So that would mean he was born in September or October. Those are good months to travel which Mary and Joseph had to do. Plus no shepherds would be out in the winter.

Not baptism. Meant to say death.

In addition his first speech at the synagogue was most probably on yom kippur when they read Isaiah which Christ proceeded to do making his birthday in the fall 6 months after John the Baptist.

I’m convinced that Christ was conceived by the Holy Spirit on Dec 25 and born September 11. The Holy Spirit came into the world at conception of Christ. Remember John the Baptist leaped with joy in the womb because he felt the Holy Spirit.

He was born the night of December 18th 6 BC at the Jupiter/Luna stationary conjunction in Aries on the first of the Saturnalia (winter solstice week).

Jesus was 30 years and 6 months old when baptized by John around Wheat Harvest (after Pentecost) toward the summer (mid-June to early July) of AD 26. He was 30 years and 10 months old when he proclaimed the coming year of Jubilee (Rosh Hashanah AD 26-27) toward the autumn near You Kippur in Nazareth, Galilee.

He died on a Roman cross in Jerusalem, Israel Friday April 13th AD 29, and was resurrected in predawn of Sunday April 15th AD 29.



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When was the tooth fairy and santa claus born...that's just as important, or just as unimportant, as they are all obviously made up fairy tales.

Real birthday, November 4, to a real woman in a real house.

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He was born August 21 7 BC. This is FACT. The birth was around noon.

I think he might have been a Palestinian, but hey, who were they?

The Sothic/Sirius theory has already long ago been debunked. And Scripture emphatically states he was born at night.

You're way off. Besides, you need a stationary transit to fit Matthew's description. There is but one that fits in 6BC, the year Jesus must have been born.

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The is the URANTIA BOOK VERSION and IT IS CORRECT. The scripture has lots and lots of salse stuff in it. IT IS NOT SCRIPTURE. IF YOU WANT SCRIPTURE.. that is why the Urantia Book was given.

Urantia is a bunch gibberish for retards.

No it is not.. it is the finest ever given to earth and was publshed one year before the return of Jesus... All the material is from CELESTIAL BEINGS... Not hear say such as on earth and not currupted like your bible has been corrupted.

Today is Palm Sunday and I cried inside at church today over the sad lies around Who and what Jesus is.

That's because you're an idiot.

If a person knows the specific dates of the birth and baptism of Jesus of Nazareth, will that information lead to Christ being fully formed (Gal 4:19) in the believer?