Anyone think its a coincidence that jesus follows the zodiac?

Question

That Mary is the symbol for the sign that the Sun (son) is born in? or that its also in Bethlehem?(means House of Bread, the zodian sign that also means Virgo, the zodiac the gives birh to the sun) or that, on that fateful day, when all life is reborn, the Three Kings actually point to the place that the sun is born. Three kings, the brightest constellation stars. That the sun is the giver of all life, and no matter how much people want the power in people, your entire life follows it? Or that the sun "dies" for three days, and is reborn, and everything is renewed? or that this story is in almost every area around the world?

for those who dont understand.

The sun is born in the Virgin Mary, of Bethlehem (house of bread), and is followed by three kings who point to his birth place. The sun brings fish, bread, food and life to the people, and then is crucified, dies for three days, and is ressurected, and brings back life to the people. I am talking about the sun and the zodiac, of course.

lol maybe ill revise my question. or maybe i wont...answer whatever you want.

Answer 1

Jesus never followed the zodiac.

Christians in later centuries might have, but Jesus was Jewish and followed Mosaic and Rabbinic customs.

Answer 2

WHAT?!

I do not follow your reasoning, it's jumbled and incoherent. Are you sure you're trying to make a point?

Did you make this up or do you actually have a source that you can cite so that we could read this information for ourselves.

The direct answer to your initial question is no.

Jesus did not follow any kind of zodiac, it's not a coincidence in any way either. If it helps you to remember who the characters involved in his birth were by interjecting zodiac symbols, then go ahead. But one does not explain or support the other by any means.

Answer 3

Christmas is a sham.
The real celebration we call Christmas is an event which pre-dated Christianity by about a thousand years called Saturnalia. It was a big deal in the Roman Empire.

Jesus, therefore, wasn't born in December. Mostly likely he was either a Leo (August) or Virgo (September) since that's the time of year most likely when "shepherds were abiding by their flocks by night" according to the story.

The notion of "Three Kings" is also a myth.
There's no account anywhere that there were three kings (or, "wise men from the east") but rather that the wise men (probably up to a dozen or more of them according to ancient traditions) brought three types of gifts: gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

I don't know how much damage that does to your premise, but I like the idea that you're thinking about these things, not buying the traditional story . . . hook, line and sinker!

Answer 4

Jesus was an avid believer in Astrology. Mary was a member of the Essenes from an early age and was also a teacher in the sciences. No coincidence at all.

Answer 5

Been watching Zeitgeist perhaps?

You know, I find this proposal interesting. At a cursory glance it kind of all hangs together. However, the same could be said about many of the YEC arguments. I would want to research more of these claims and look into the arguments provided against them before putting my name to them.

Answer 6

The eastern influence runs through all 4 gospels... it's kind of hard to overlook, but it is overlooked. East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet.

But they do meet here.

Answer 7

Maybe Jesus is following the sun, which was created by his Father God. Who created all things great and small

Answer 8

If you really look hard enough, you'll always come up with many things and come up with many ideas and theories.

So, I think it is pure coincidence.

Answer 9

Zodiac schmodiac.
Uh.. ok..
crazy...
What's my lucky number?

Answer 10

Somebody has watched the Zeitgeist movie. It does make you think.