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In A Chronological Revision of the Origins of Christianity, I have established the framework of an all-encompassing chronological theory of the origins of Christianity. Further study and reading has yielded numerous additional insights, which I will share in brief blog-like articles. This new content is supplemented with some book reviews and general reflections.

Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 4: An overview of the most important historical clues
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Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 4: An overview of the most important historical clues

All in all the historical clues to the war of the Jews against the Romans in this highly important text...
Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 3: Vespasian and Titus are responsible for Jesus
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Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 3: Vespasian and Titus are responsible for Jesus' crucifixion in 9: 14

Introduction In this third part of the Ascension of Isaiah series, I touch upon a single verse, 9:14, which mentions...
Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 2: The days of signs and miracles (σημεῖα καἱ τέρατα) in 3:13-20
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Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 2: The days of signs and miracles (σημεῖα καἱ τέρατα) in 3:13-20

In this second contribution on the Ascension of Isaiah, I will be discussing chapter 3:13-20, the first part of the...
Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 1: The last Zealot resistance during the Jewish-Roman war in 2:7 – 3:1
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Historical fact in Ascension of Isaiah ‒ Part 1: The last Zealot resistance during the Jewish-Roman war in 2:7 – 3:1

In summary we can say that The Ascension of Isaiah 2:7 – 3:1 points to the historical situation of the...
The myth of Nero’s return in Luke 11:24-26
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The myth of Nero’s return in Luke 11:24-26

As far as I can see there has never been given a political explanation of ‘The Return of the Unclean...
The healing of a paralytic in Mark 2:3-12
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The healing of a paralytic in Mark 2:3-12

Maybe four combative rebels arrested a man who was shirking military service, and brought him before Jesus to be tried...