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06 Aug 2017, 10:04 pm

The bible tells us that a bright star led 3 wise men to Bethelham in what is probably the wierdest praternity test ever.

So does the eclise show us that god is turning his light and favor away from trump?


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06 Aug 2017, 10:09 pm

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So does the eclipse show us that god is turning his light and favor away from trump?

Don't know if He's approving or disapproving, but the lefty media is definitely on the story. :lol:

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06 Aug 2017, 10:10 pm

rick sanchez wrote:
So does the eclise show us that god is turning his light and favor away from trump?


Nope.

That's what global warming is for.


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06 Aug 2017, 10:12 pm

DarthMetaKnight wrote:
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So does the eclise show us that god is turning his light and favor away from trump?


Nope.

That's what global warming is for.


Balderdash, we all know it is caused by the decline in pirates.


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06 Aug 2017, 10:14 pm

There's nothing uncommon or unusual about a solar eclipse. The only real issue regarding rarity is where one can be seen from.



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06 Aug 2017, 10:15 pm

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06 Aug 2017, 10:17 pm

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There's nothing uncommon or unusual about a solar eclipse. The only real issue regarding rarity is where one can be seen from.



It seems you are saying that the bright star that led the wise men to Jesus was just a common comet or meteor.


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06 Aug 2017, 10:20 pm

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06 Aug 2017, 10:22 pm

rick sanchez wrote:
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There's nothing uncommon or unusual about a solar eclipse. The only real issue regarding rarity is where one can be seen from.



It seems you are saying that the bright star that led the wise men to Jesus was just a common comet or meteor.


No, I am saying that star was an unusual celestial phenomenon, whereas a solar eclipse is not. There's been a bazillion of them in the last 2000 years.



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06 Aug 2017, 10:27 pm

EzraS wrote:
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There's nothing uncommon or unusual about a solar eclipse. The only real issue regarding rarity is where one can be seen from.



It seems you are saying that the bright star that led the wise men to Jesus was just a common comet or meteor.


No, I am saying that star was an unusual celestial phenomenon, whereas a solar eclipse is not. There's been a bazillion of them in the last 2000 years.


How do you decide which is unusual and which isnt?


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06 Aug 2017, 10:43 pm

Revelation 6:12

I looked when He opened the sixth seal, and behold, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became like blood.

Read more at http://www.beliefnet.com/faiths/christi ... elSKl71.99


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07 Aug 2017, 12:50 am

rick sanchez wrote:
EzraS wrote:
rick sanchez wrote:
EzraS wrote:
There's nothing uncommon or unusual about a solar eclipse. The only real issue regarding rarity is where one can be seen from.



It seems you are saying that the bright star that led the wise men to Jesus was just a common comet or meteor.


No, I am saying that star was an unusual celestial phenomenon, whereas a solar eclipse is not. There's been a bazillion of them in the last 2000 years.


How do you decide which is unusual and which isnt?


Buy how regularly something happens and how ordinary it is. Even though the bible makes an issue over a solar and lunar eclipse, they have always been quiet common. I think what matters are the chain of events that occur in the book of revelation up to and after the eclipse is mentioned.

Then again maybe the world will end August 21 2017. It had to happen eventually.



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07 Aug 2017, 7:03 am

Ironically the moon is a deep "blood" red color right now, due to all the smoke from the BC fires up north.



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07 Aug 2017, 7:19 am

Halleys comet 74-79 year return interval.

Total solar eclipse at any given point on earth 360-410 year return interval.

It seems like a total eclipse is more rare than our most common comet.


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07 Aug 2017, 8:06 am

rick sanchez wrote:
Halleys comet 74-79 year return interval.

Total solar eclipse at any given point on earth 360-410 year return interval.

It seems like a total eclipse is more rare than our most common comet.


A total solar eclipse viewed from the same exact location on earth is rare. There will be 68 total solar eclipses in the 21st century. And there were 71 in the 20th century.

The one happening this month that can viewed about 4 hours south of where I live, will probably not happen there again for hundreds of years. It all depends on where and when the moon crosses in front of the sun.

But where I live it will still be a 93% eclipse visable. That's the difference between a comet and an eclipse. A comet can be viewed from all over the place. But a total eclipse can only be viewed from an exact location for a very brief time.



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07 Aug 2017, 10:12 am

We, in NYC, are getting a partial Solar Eclipse on August 21. There will be considerable coverage---about 80%

I don't believe we'll have a complete Solar Eclipse until the 22nd century.