Rational Prophecy - The Star of Jacob

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

The TikTok brought this to me through the viral web.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/star...05752.html

So the synopsis is this barely visible asteroid (mini moon) is a sign. The Biblical Star.

I have a major problem with something the size of a school bus (and invisible to the naked eye) being significant. Plus that this is the 3rd captured asteroid in the last 20 years.

But that got me thinking about something else that happens all the time - that's also in the news.

A Blaze Star. Specifically The Haley's Comet of periodic supernovae T. Cornoae Borealis.



And it's coming any day now..

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-new...180985120/

So this goes from 10 magnitude, or only visible with binoculars, to 2 magnitude every 80 years or so. That's the same magnitude as Polaris. Last time in 1946. (78 YBP)

Why I like T. CrB as a Prophecy Star. Jacob or Bethlehem.

It's halfway being two always seen stars, Vega and Arcturus. The predicted appearance of T. CrB, when it happens, will be seen either after sunset in The Western Sky, if before mid-November, or BEFORE DAWN in THE EASTERN part of the sky if after mid-November. For a few weeks seen in both, but by late fall it disappears from western sky in the evening. (Based on 33° latitude)

Hypothetically if it waits until Dec 25th to happen it is best visible before dawn due east between 15 and 30° above the horizon depending on time.

I think the TikTok kids jumped the gun.

This is speculation, but it lines up with the (disputed) late autumn birth of Christ. It's just hard to find accounts of it before 1217 CE.

*At 80 year increments it makes 17 CE the closest date propecy-wise. But with the ±5 years it could line up, with thousands of years of occurrences not noted.

Plus this supernovae seems to follow along with major Middle-East events. Even the 1217 occurrence lines up with one of the crusades.

I'm wondering what the major news will be the day this supernovae becomes visible again.

[UltraBudgie]

Here, this diagram is better because Hercules has abs:



This was actually predicted to be visible in May/June earlier this year but seems to be late to the party. Perhaps it's doesn't believe in early voting and is waiting until after the election.

Nice speculation and thanks for pointing this out. I hadn't heard of novas that act like pulsars. It seems inherently variable in period, like 80 years is only an estimate, and I could only find that there were two documented past timings, in 1866 and 1946, but I haven't had my coffee yet and am being lazy.

What is the late autumn birth dispute? I heard someone say Jesus was probably born on 9/11 knowing those elite satanists and their tricks.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Like all predictions of apocalype, I am just putting crap together. It's also not predicted to happen until 2026, so it's an impending possible prophecy star.

Asked AI: Why do people think Jesus was born in November?

According to a few ancient sources, Jesus was born on November 18. Paul Meier, a New Testament scholar, suggests this date based on two pieces of data from Luke's nativity story:

Zachariah's priestly division served from late July to early August.
A few weeks later, his wife conceives.
Six months later, Mary conceives.
Nine months after that, Jesus is born

It actually works for every month:

Other sources suggest that Jesus was born in the spring or between June and October. For example, the Qur'an says that Mary was told to shake a palm tree to make ripe dates fall off during labor. This, combined with when dates ripen, suggests that Jesus was born between June and October, with later dates being more likely. Luke's account also suggests that Jesus may have been born in the summer or early fall because shepherds weren't in the fields at night during December

Unless you consider the average Israel temperature, which is a Mediterranean climate and always warm enough for sheep. And Israel shepherds graze sheep year round so there's that too.

You can say Jesus was born any time because it's never actually specified and every nativity gospel says something slightly different. Which is why his existence is so nebulous.

This was reading the trending list, seeing "Star of Jacob TikTok" and clicking. And then wondering how a kid that doesn't understand quasi-satellites started an internet thing, and further wondering why he didn't wait for something people can actually see.

I'm just thinking of the coincidental dates this could suddenly becomes visible on.

Halloween, All Souls Day, All Saints Day, Election Day, first day of Hanukkah, Saturnalia, the solstice, and on to Christmas.

If this blaze star were to suddenly become visible on Dec 25th, it would rise in the Eastern Sky in the early morning, and at 30-35° latitude (Biblical latitude), would shine high in the Eastern Sky by dawn, and be in the right place to be The Star of Bethlehem (revisited). Way better than an asteroid you can't see. It would be significant because it will stay visible for only about 72 hours. Start off bright, and fade away.

It could even be the same star from biblical times. We may be waiting for the periodic appearance of The Star of Bethlehem.

There was a shortlived star in 3 BCE. Some say it was a Jupiter/Venus/Regulus conjunction, but supernovae works as well.