@T_Power

Did you know that the Festival of Lights and the Feast of Tabernacles are precisely the same amount of time apart as the conception and birth of a human baby? Did you further know that the Feast of Tabernacles was celebrated in late September? Christmas as celebrated in late December is very much an important part of Christianity because it is when Jesus entered into the womb of the virgin Miriam (real name of the woman commonly referred to as Mary, a translation of Miriam), the wife of Joseph, he and Miriam both being descendants of King David.

You post a terribly long, important looking post, then close it out by promoting Velikovskyism.

You surely cannot be serious.

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@Billsey

About the Festival of Lights and the Feast of Tabernacles this is interesting and
something for me to study up on, thanks.

In connection with "Worlds in Collision" by Immanuel Velikovsky, that is not
intended to be connected with the birth of Jesus. It is to be connected with
why dates and dating system are so messed up.

P.S. Only started to read this book myself, when complete I`ll form my own
opinion on his theories.

Tim

@OldFart

[joke!]

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by Agafaster on 9-Dec-2004 12:20:18 @OldFart Quote: Didn't someone call him Brian (or Bwian)? naaahh he was in the barn next door ... "thwow him to the fwoor" it all comes down to Monty Python in the end !

@OldFart, remember it's always good to have a bit of humor. It seems like Brian and his barn friend are part of our ongoing comedy saga! Let’s keep laughing together. Cheers!