Jesus’ Chronicles

The Temple Mount in Jerusalem and incidents on Mountains in the Moriah Region prophetically pointing to Jesus’ first and second coming

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Introduction The Temple Mount6 in Jerusalem is one of the mountains that are part of the Moriah Land region mentioned in the Bible. It has particular historical and religious significance for three religions: the Christians, Judaism, and Islam.   Mountains in the Moriah Region prophetically pointing to Jesus who would come later 1. Mount Salem over … Read more

Israel’s 7 Religious Festivals Prophetically Point to Jesus’ Fulfillment

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1. Introduction See the Table in Item 6 below or Table 10.2 of the Home Page for a Summary of the Israel’s 7 Religious Festivals Prophetically Point to Jesus’ Fulfillment. Joh 1:3Loading… “Through him all things were made; without him, nothing was made that has been made.” Col 1:15-20 “ 15        He is the … Read more

Date of the birth of Jesus and the Holy Week in the Year 30 AD with the Easter Festival included, as it was celebrated from the 2nd century AD.

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Also see Table 10.1 showing more details regarding the Holy Week in 30 AD and the Easter Festival included and Figure 9.3. Jesus’ life and actions are recorded primarily in the four Gospels of the Bible: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Some of the Gospels sometimes give exactly the same wording about an incident and … Read more

How many times was Jesus anointed with oil and is Simon the Pharisee also Simon the Leper?

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Introduction There are actually three events, where Jesus was anointed. Similar events in the Bible are often cross-referenced. So the reader could wrongly accept it as referring to the same event.  According to Reference 1, “Simon the Leper is sometimes identified with Simon the Pharisee1” Reference 2 indicates that: “But Simon the Leper and Simon … Read more

The Star of Bethlehem: Was it a Comet?

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For centuries, astronomers looked at the historical records in search of evidence for what could explain this Star of Bethlehem, and some suggested that the Star of Bethlehem was actually a comet. A comet’s movements meet all the descriptions of the Bethlehem star in Matthew 2. Comets are also known for sometimes remaining visible in … Read more