Just to point out. The scattered Northern House of Israel still had people looking for the Messiah. They knew the time was coming when a child would be born as king of Israel. The Magi were doubtless Israelites and not as often depicted, Africans or Orientals. Why would they care? The child was to be the Redeemer of Israel and the prophesied King of Israel. We are still waiting for His second coming but we are not given a timeline as Israel was given in Daniel.
Daniel was the Master of the Magi when he was in Babylon. So they probably had his writings and the rest of the Torah and prophets to read. I’m sure he trained them well and had his own little faction to come down through the centuries to Persia and they saw it found it in his writings and said. Let’s go welcome the King. 🤷🏻 sound about right to me. What y’all think?
If you have both haven’t seen the star Bethlehem, I really highly suggest it’s a great film. It shows the charts what they possibly could’ve seen and it will blow your mind closest thing I’ve seen to write we believe the address I saw don’t take my word for it check it out yourself.
It's really not mysterious, but just made out to be, which in my opinion is not a coincidence. My small book on ama*** clears everything up and it's a great little Christmas gift for all believers, even having (loud and clear) the Gospel of salvation for non believers. It's titled: What was "the star of Bethlehem"? -Solved! Enjoy and God bless you more!!! I wish you a saintly and glorifying Christmas!
The Star of Bethlehem might not be God Himself, but it certainly reflects His divine plan. The stars can indeed proclaim His glory, as Psalm 19 says. God uses creation, even the stars, to reveal His purposes. God Bless!
@@underthehoodFL All for His purpose. . I wonder if any studdies done going back in time to see what that star was. You can track back halies comet to 3000 bc on a direct course with earth that started the flood. But. . God bless you guys also !! No one can ever counter,God's word.
Yes, studies using astronomy software have been done to trace what the Star of Bethlehem might have been! The findings are fascinating and align with God's divine timing in history. Indeed, no one can counter God's word. God Bless you too!.
@nickstreeservice4454 you are close but u made it sound like Hailey's might have smashed into the Earth, when the fact is that most if not all comets and many debris in our solar system originated in Earth. when the deep burst forth, here was a continent worth of earth and water exploded from the crust, some of it hit the moon, and that's where the lunar drift and craters(rocks) and flattened darker areas(water) came from. And i believe much of it hit Ceres and resulted in the asteroid belt. Scientists theorize an oort cloud somewhere out there, but comets often have water, and Earth is the closest source of water. The signs of what happened are all around us, but we are told they mean other things.
Can you demonstrate there was sky? Or that these people actually showed up? Or did someone just add to the story to make it seem more "magical"? Lol, the lengths theists go to to avoid the more demonstrably likely answer. Hilarious!
This is such an intellectually dishonest comment from a historians point of view it’s not even funny. This is like saying you have to prove everything on the basis that you have undeniable proof. When in reality you’ll never have perfect proof of everything. Do you really think a lot of history is accurate? No! But the fact Christianity from its history, roots and wisdom has done mind blowing amounts for civilization and we have as many people who follow the religion itself needs to mean soemthing ffs.
Not even the most atheistic biblical historians would even agree with what you argue because it literally is asking for an impossible standard that would invalidate most of ancient and medieval history going by your logic of proof and evidence.
Do you know many throughout history and even today use such ridiculous strawman statements like yours to completely deny history? Lost cause theory, Holocaust denial, communism and especially anything Religous. I hate how arguments like this refuse to acknowledge the merit that comes from these aspects and the history that happens.
@AK_-xn1fm it's not intellectually dishonest at all. It's purely a fact that the claims made in the bible and Christian texts cannot be validated. You shouldn't accept claims, especially about things as impactful as gods, without being able to have varifiable proof. To do so is by definition irrationality & gullibility. No one is asking for "perfect proof", just varifiable proof. No, much of history is not accurate. What Christianity has done is irrelevant to the truth about its god claims. Look at what Hinduism has done, does that make it true? Or Greek and roman religions. Your "argument is demonstrably flawed, fallacious & false.
@@AK_-xn1fm It's not intellectually dishonest at all. It's purely a fact that the claims made in the bible and Christian texts cannot be validated. You shouldn't accept claims, especially about things as impactful as gods, without being able to have verifiable proof. To do so is by definition irrationality & gullibility. No one is asking for "perfect proof", just verifiable proof. No, much of history is not accurate.
Just to point out. The scattered Northern House of Israel still had people looking for the Messiah. They knew the time was coming when a child would be born as king of Israel. The Magi were doubtless Israelites and not as often depicted, Africans or Orientals. Why would they care? The child was to be the Redeemer of Israel and the prophesied King of Israel. We are still waiting for His second coming but we are not given a timeline as Israel was given in Daniel.
Daniel was the Master of the Magi when he was in Babylon. So they probably had his writings and the rest of the Torah and prophets to read. I’m sure he trained them well and had his own little faction to come down through the centuries to Persia and they saw it found it in his writings and said. Let’s go welcome the King. 🤷🏻 sound about right to me. What y’all think?
That's really interesting 😮
If you have both haven’t seen the star Bethlehem, I really highly suggest it’s a great film. It shows the charts what they possibly could’ve seen and it will blow your mind closest thing I’ve seen to write we believe the address I saw don’t take my word for it check it out yourself.
It's really not mysterious, but just made out to be, which in my opinion is not a coincidence. My small book on ama*** clears everything up and it's a great little Christmas gift for all believers, even having (loud and clear) the Gospel of salvation for non believers. It's titled: What was "the star of Bethlehem"? -Solved!
Enjoy and God bless you more!!!
I wish you a saintly and glorifying Christmas!
So what was the star ?? God Himself looking down ?? He has been known as a bright light.
The Star of Bethlehem might not be God Himself, but it certainly reflects His divine plan. The stars can indeed proclaim His glory, as Psalm 19 says. God uses creation, even the stars, to reveal His purposes. God Bless!
@@underthehoodFL All for His purpose. . I wonder if any studdies done going back in time to see what that star was. You can track back halies comet to 3000 bc on a direct course with earth that started the flood. But. . God bless you guys also !! No one can ever counter,God's word.
Yes, studies using astronomy software have been done to trace what the Star of Bethlehem might have been! The findings are fascinating and align with God's divine timing in history. Indeed, no one can counter God's word. God Bless you too!.
@@underthehoodFLyour the truth on utube. Theres a big huge mansion waiting for you !!
@nickstreeservice4454 you are close but u made it sound like Hailey's might have smashed into the Earth, when the fact is that most if not all comets and many debris in our solar system originated in Earth. when the deep burst forth, here was a continent worth of earth and water exploded from the crust, some of it hit the moon, and that's where the lunar drift and craters(rocks) and flattened darker areas(water) came from. And i believe much of it hit Ceres and resulted in the asteroid belt. Scientists theorize an oort cloud somewhere out there, but comets often have water, and Earth is the closest source of water. The signs of what happened are all around us, but we are told they mean other things.
It doesn't make sense. The star was obviously an angel who told them where to go and what to look for.
What in the world caused them to make them think that sign was for a king!!!!?!!?!?!?!?
Daniel says how long it would be. They knew it was soon.
I posted the real story in my channel
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It wasn't a star . It was a ufo !
Over 9 million views to your Chanel since 2023. . That's God working !!
No, it's the TH-cam algorithm working.
Can you demonstrate there was sky? Or that these people actually showed up? Or did someone just add to the story to make it seem more "magical"? Lol, the lengths theists go to to avoid the more demonstrably likely answer. Hilarious!
This is such an intellectually dishonest comment from a historians point of view it’s not even funny. This is like saying you have to prove everything on the basis that you have undeniable proof. When in reality you’ll never have perfect proof of everything. Do you really think a lot of history is accurate? No! But the fact Christianity from its history, roots and wisdom has done mind blowing amounts for civilization and we have as many people who follow the religion itself needs to mean soemthing ffs.
Not even the most atheistic biblical historians would even agree with what you argue because it literally is asking for an impossible standard that would invalidate most of ancient and medieval history going by your logic of proof and evidence.
Do you know many throughout history and even today use such ridiculous strawman statements like yours to completely deny history? Lost cause theory, Holocaust denial, communism and especially anything Religous. I hate how arguments like this refuse to acknowledge the merit that comes from these aspects and the history that happens.
@AK_-xn1fm it's not intellectually dishonest at all. It's purely a fact that the claims made in the bible and Christian texts cannot be validated. You shouldn't accept claims, especially about things as impactful as gods, without being able to have varifiable proof. To do so is by definition irrationality & gullibility. No one is asking for "perfect proof", just varifiable proof. No, much of history is not accurate. What Christianity has done is irrelevant to the truth about its god claims. Look at what Hinduism has done, does that make it true? Or Greek and roman religions. Your "argument is demonstrably flawed, fallacious & false.
@@AK_-xn1fm It's not intellectually dishonest at all. It's purely a fact that the claims made in the bible and Christian texts cannot be validated. You shouldn't accept claims, especially about things as impactful as gods, without being able to have verifiable proof. To do so is by definition irrationality & gullibility. No one is asking for "perfect proof", just verifiable proof. No, much of history is not accurate.