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In the spring of 4 or 5 BC, 14 Imperial Astronomers in China saw a bright star moving across the sky. The Emperor of the Han Dynasty said, something world-changing is happening. Could this be the same star that the Magi observed? 33 years after that event, Emperor Kuan Wu, Han Dynasty, actually said this,

Summer, fourth month on the day of Ren Wu, the Imperial Edict reads, Ying and Yang have mistakenly switched and the sun and moon were eclipsed. The sins of all the people are now on one man. Pardon is proclaimed to all under heaven. Could this be the moment Jesus was hanging on the cross

and the sky turned to darkness? Even more incredibly, there's one Chinese commentary reporting of that same day. And it says, Eclipsed on the day of Gui Hai, the man from heaven died. Then three days later, Chinese astronomers recorded this. During the reign of Emperor Guan Wu, on the day of Bing Ying, on the fourth month of Jian Wu,

a hallow, a rainbow encircled the sun. What happened three days after Jesus' death? He rose from the dead. He resurrected.