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Updated 5928± 10 20 2024 [2007-12-31]
The Astronomical Basis for
Fitting this Model of the Crucifixion Week
into Today’s Calendar
Abstract:
By using certain web sites, and other references specified within,
one may identify in which years Aviv 14 may have been a Tuesday – as required
by this model, which model is founded upon the discovery that the week days of
many events are defined within the Greek text of Textus Receptus. The details of the study identifying those
years, as based upon specified references, are outlined below:
Possible Crucifixion years, marked in red in the tables below, are defined by the
following boundaries:
Chief criteria: Aviv 14 must be a Tuesday, starting Monday night, as
based upon Aviv 1 [=> Wed, beginning Tue night] defined as follows:
Aviv, the 1st moon of the year, is determined based
upon whether it occurs between the earliest and latest likely date as follows:
The
earliest calculated Nisan 14 found is March 24,
and the latest calculated Nisan 14 found is April 26
searching all the 1159 available years between 1580 CE and 2739 CE. (Cf. the Chabad web
site's 660 year Hebrew Calendar) [However, notice that these dates are NOT
aviv (ripened barley) dependent, which is a potential cause for error. To make
up for the potential Aviv ripening variation, one lunation before and one
lunation after the ones falling within the above interval are also considered.]
The possible date in a lunar month [biblical moon] is then
determined using Fred
Espenak's & NASA's Phases of the Moon table for 1 to 100 CE while also considering
that the new moon is visible in Jerusalem either the day after astronomical new
moon or the next day. If the
astronomical new moon occurs after
“In the Near East it takes 16.5 to 42 hours after
conjunction [Parker, The Calendars of
Ancient Egypt, page 4], depending on whether her movements in relation
to her distance from the earth are fast or slow-before the moon becomes visible
again in the form of a thin crescent, waxing larger and larger until the time
of the full moon.”
Horn, Siegfrid, The Chronology of Ezra Seven, p. 11.
Time
and Date.com's Calendar for any year since 1 CE is used for determining
which weekday that corresponds to a given date (Greenwich Mean Time = UTC)
given within Fred
Espenak's & NASA's Phases of the Moon table for 1 to 100 CE (Cf. table
below!).
[
Entering
these data into the table below yields the results marked in red font below, red bold font for
the possible moons within the above interval. Possible Aviv months considered
for each year are those listed below under each of the years 15 through 37 CE.
Phases
of the Moon: 1 to 100 CE
©1998 by Fred Espenak
Year
New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter Delta T
(Inserted. Cf. References above) Weekday (of full moon) Date of Aviv 14 (Day)
and corresp. Weekdays for Aviv 14
15
Feb
7 17:20 Feb 14
12:24 12 Feb 22 14:59
Mar 2 11:38 Feb 22/23
Fri/Sat
Mar 9
02:35 T Mar 16 03:21
1 Mar 24 07:48 p Mar 31
19:49 March 24(/25)
Sun(/Mon)
Apr
7
Mon/Tue
16
Feb 26
(Thu)/Fri
Mar 27
Sat
Apr 25
Sun/Mon
17
Feb 15
Tue
Mar 16 20:11
Mar 23 10:52 1 Mar 31
01:27 Apr 8
05:10 Mar(31)/Apr 1
(Wed)/Thu
Apr 15
Fri
18
Mar 6
08:07 Mar 13 07:19
13 Mar 20 06:40 Mar 28
04:11 March 21(22)
Mon(Tue)
Apr
4
(Tue)/Wed
May
4
Thu
19
Feb 23 12:41
Mar 3 03:32
12 Mar 9 18:50
Mar 17 00:34 March 10/11
Fri/Sat
Mar 25
Sun
Apr 23
Mon/Tue
20
Feb 12
Tue/Wed
Mar 13
Thu
Apr 11
(Fri)/Sat
21
Mar 2
06:15 Mar 10 10:59
13 Mar 17 11:42 Mar 24
02:54 March 17(18)
Mon(Tue)
Mar 31
(Tue)/Wed
Apr 30
Thu/Fri
22
Feb 19 12:10
Feb 27 08:29 12 Mar
7 01:38 Mar 13
21:24 March 6/7
Fri/Sat
Mar 21 01:05
Mar 29 03:20 1 Apr
5 11:50 Apr 12
03:31 April 5
Sun
Apr 19
Mon/Tue
23
Wed
Mar 10 10:55
Mar 17 23:24 1 Mar 25
23:14 n Apr 2
00:31 March 25/26
Thu/Fri
Apr 8
(Fri)/Sat
24
Feb 28 02:09
Mar 5 23:26
13 Mar 14 03:15 p Mar 21
20:06 March 14
Tue
Mar 28
Wed/Thu
Apr 26
(Thu)/Fri
25
Feb 16 18:31 P
Feb 23 09:46 Sat Mar 3 03:17 t
Mar 11 06:58 March 3
Sat
Mar 18
03:43 P Mar 24 19:52 Sun Apr 1
20:13 Apr 9
19:06 April 2(3)
Mon(Tue)
Apr 16
Tue/Wed
26
Mar
7
Fri
Apr
6
Sun
27
Feb 25
Wed
Mar 26
Thu/Fri
Apr 25
Sat
28
Feb 14
Sun
Mar 15
Tue
Apr 13
Wed/Thu
29
Mar 4
00:54 Mar 12 02:11 Fri Mar 18 19:04
Mar 25 14:20 March 19(20)
Sat(Sun)
Apr
2
Sun/Mon
May
2
Tue
30
Feb 21
Wed
Mar 22
Thu/Fri
Apr 21
Sat/(Sun)
31
Mar 11
(Mon)/Tue
Apr 10
Wed/Thu
32
Feb 29
Sat/Sun
Mar 29
(Sun)/Mon
Apr 28
Tue
33
Feb 18
Thu
Mar 19 10:36 T
Mar 26 10:28 Fri Apr 3 14:47 p
Apr 11 03:41 April 3/4
Fri/Sat
Apr 17
Sat/Sun
34
Mar 9
03:23 T Mar 15 18:33 Tue Mar 23 15:20 n Mar 31
17:10 March 24
Wed
Apr
7
Thu/Fri
35
Feb 26 17:40 A
Mar 5 12:18 Sat Mar 12 17:44
Mar 20 19:50 March 13/14
Sun/Mon
Mar 28
Tue
Apr 26
Wed/Thu
36
Feb 16
Fri
Mar 16 15:43
Mar 23 15:36 Fri Mar 30 14:07 Apr
7 10:43 Mar 31/Apr 1
Sat/Sun
Apr 15
02:46 Apr 21 20:55 Sun Apr 29 02:00
May 7 04:13 April 30(May 1)
Mon(Tue)
37
Mar
5
(Wed)/Thu
Apr
4
Fri/Sat
May
3
(Sat)/Sun
Year New Moon
First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter Delta T
Phases of the
Moon: 1 to 100
Permission [of the above table] is freely granted to reproduce
this data when accompanied by an acknowledgment:
"Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak,
NASA/GSFC"
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