Where does it say this in the bible

I agree. This pastor should site his sources. He takes credit for a lot of other scholarly research.

Great questions. I sure hope someone can answer these questions. It is so wonderful to be able to read the word and have an understanding of what has happened and why it’s important to us today. It goes back to the saying my great grandmother would say “ you have to know where you come from, to understand where your going”. God is real and will always take care of us, he has giving us the blueprint. Thank you Jesus❤️

After The Magi saw and presented the gifts, God gave them a dream NOT to return to King Harold, but to return to their homeland. And they did.

That is a lot of questions - but thankfully Pastor Allen has several videos on this topic which answers most of them. He seems to be using Starry night software, though Stellarium is another option and can be used free online or the app can be downloaded free. A form of Zoroastrianism (later mixed with Daniel's teachings) Medes = Kurds.

@@lovelightshine2329 Thank you! I’ve a lot of questions because I’ve thought about it a lot. So many things that may have once not needed explanation now do, if someone even things of the questions. Since this video I heard somewhere that the Zoroastrians learned of the promised Messiah because Daniel had been appointed their leader after correctly interpreting the king’s dreams. Will watch this again. Greatly appreciate your response!

I’m glad you responded to me. I watched the video again and had totally forgotten a lot of it! I’ll look into that astronomy app and probably watch all the related videos. Genesis 1:14 mentions God created lights in the heavens for signs and to measure time. What particular signs other than days and years I don’t know but apparently all civilizations recognize similar zodiac signs. I don’t know why but think it’s more than coincidence. Thanks again.

Check out the playlist on KZfaq, If you haven’t checked it out. There is so many GREAT Teachings there.

First Rosh Hashanah 9/11/3 BC - to Dec 25th 2 BC - more than 3 months have passed (about 15 months +) 2nd, Allen has shown you the path of Jupiter (His star) during this entire period. They were not following Regulus (which is a fixed star) but rather Jupiter's path through the heavens - from its rising in the east on Aug 12th, 3 BC to its "standing" in Virgo on Dec 25, 2 BC - when the wise men found Him. As much as I love this pastor (and I do) and appreciate all the information and dedication spent in studying the text, I fear parts of the narrative have been left out. It begins - as the wise men stated when they seen "his star rise in the east" (that is its helical rising - Jupiter becoming the morning star in conjunction with Venus) MT 2:2 and 2:9 Also a Rosh Hashanah "birth" seems near impossible as Luke states: And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth ( Elul is the 6th month - Rosh Hashanah is the 7th month Tishrei) And as the angel speaks he tells her - And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS (You will - not have already - future) And - in that same conversation, Gabriel tells her: And, behold, thy cousin Elisabeth, she hath also conceived a son in her old age: and this is the sixth month with her, who was called barren. (In this month of Elul - Elisabeth is already 6 months prego - this IS her 6th month - at the time Gabriel is speaking to Mary about her "will be" conception) Allen would have to separate the text and add time here, where it does not exist in order to come to the conclusion Christ was "born" on 9/11/3 BC, when Elisabeth was only in her 6th month at that time a few days before in the 6th month of Elul (Aug 31, 3 BC - the Annunciation) the text does not say Elisabeth gave birth 6 months before 9/11/3 BC - but that she is at that time in her 6th month. This is vital and if ignored then one is going to err in their conclusion. Another Key date that Allen has left out -after the crowning of Regulus is complete (May 8, 2 BC) is the conjunction of Ven/Jup often called "The Star of Bethlehem - ever notice every time there is a conjunction of the two the headlines read: The Christmas star?) that took place on June 17th, 2 BC (9 months and 3 days from 9/14/3 BC - the conception) Sadly this date does not "fit" with the expectation the Messiah "must" be born on the Feast of Trumpets or Tabernacles - so it is quickly dismissed despite logic of the text - so we get the usual "recalculations" of adding or taking away in order to make it fit our theory. (Not speaking directly of Pastor Allen - just humans in general) Notice its beginning and end are with the conjunctions of Jupiter (Father planet) and Venus (Mother planet) perfect bookends. (That leaves about 27 weeks for the wise men to arrive) but that's only if you take the text literally.