how many year jesus before died?
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Our Lord Jesus was 33 years old when he was crucified and He rose up on the 3rd day.
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Christ was born in the Winter of B.C. 5 or Spring of B.C. 4.  Christ was crucified on April 3, A.D. 33. That would make Jesus 37 to 38 years old.
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That depends on what the next two years brings.  The story isn't played out yet.\n\nYou know.... Jesus was crucified, dead, and buried.  Everyone thought it was over then...... but..... he rose again!\n\nSue
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According to the KJV and most other tranlations that fall under the standard Bible approved Text..12\nThere were actualy 15 before crusifiction. (Counting Christ)\njudas hung himself leaving 14 then you have to add St Paul so back to 15 then you have to add Barnabas 16 (Acts 14:4, 14), probably Andronicus 17 and Junias 18 (Romans 16:7), Epaphroditus 19 (Phil., ii, 25), two unknown Christians who were delegated for the collection in Corinth (2 Corinthians ...\nNow i know you wonder how I came to the org number I did..\nJesus is the Original Apostile\nthen you add the 12\nplus Mary Mag ( she was not accepted by the old rules,to much power to women)\nand John the Baptist (while he lived)\n\nOf course there are people that (good Christians that will argue with what I have said) But believe what is revieled to you when you read the Bible ..Not what others tell you..
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Jesus never even read the bible. It was written many years after he died.
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jesus died on the cross with a criminal on either side of him. check the bible! x
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is this what you asking  "Noah dies 2006 years after Adam, and the 2060 is that how many years before Christ? and now we are 2006 from Christ. or to simplify things as of this year it been 2006 years since was Christ born.\n\n\nBce insted of bc can also be used and all you have to do is add up the birth dates of the begets starting with Adam and ending noah.
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theres really no mention of him after Jesus is 12, the popular thought is that he died, seeing that Jesus gave John charge to take care of Mary, his mother.
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Moses dies at 120 Deut 34:7 that is year 1513 BCE, from there to Solomon's death at 36, he dies in the year 3069 BCE, that is 516 years from Moses to Solomon.
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It hasn't been quite that long - he died 35 C.E or some year near and it is now 2006. But yes - that is an awfully long time considering many of the early believers are recorded to have thought his return was imminent. Matthew 24 also suggests that his generation would not pass away until the tribulation and his return. Certainly does seem like he missed his appointment, but maybe something about all this is misunderstood - i.e., his words or the expectation of this itself. To me that is good evidence supporting he actually did ressurect, because no one would resonably expect him to return again if they didn't see him return once already.\n\nMany Chrisitians want not only every word of the Bible (which has been translated and rewritten by people with different theologies many times) to be right, but it to fit their interpretation of it. So they come up with scenarios to make it all fit in their minds rather than ponder the difficult questions and admit there are some things few if any of us know.
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All of the Gospels were written by people who had never met  Joshua and long after he was dead. Mark is the earliest . It was written  in Syria at least 30 years after JC cashed in his chips. John was written by several people at least 100 years after the Crucifixion.
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THE Bible shows that Jesus was 33 1/2 years old when he was impaled in the early spring of the year 33 C.E., at the time of the Jewish Passover. This means, counting backward, that he was born in the early fall of the year.\n\nPagan Rome’s celebration of Saturnalia, the birthday of the invincible sun, was some three months later. \n\nHow did the celebration of Jesus’ birth get pushed forward to December 25, to make it coincide blasphemously with the pagan celebration of the birthday of the sun?\nThe ever-shorter days of December stirred up superstitious panic among the sun worshipers, who feared that their god was dying. They burned candles and lit bonfires to help revive the ailing deity. It seemed to work. Following the winter solstice of December 21, the sun-god appeared to regain his strength as the days grew longer.\n\n“December was the major month of pagan celebration, and Dec. 25 was the high point of the winter revelries,” explains Church Christmas Tab. “Some believe the bishop of Rome chose Dec. 25 as the birth date of Christ in order to ‘sanctify’ the pagan celebrations. What resulted was a strange mixture of the pagan and the Christian festivals that the world now calls Christmas.” The article admits: “The word ‘Christmas’ does not appear in the Bible. And Scripture gives no mandate for celebrating Jesus’ birth.”\n\nNo wonder theologian Tertullian complained: “By us, who are strangers to Sabbaths, and new moons and festivals, once acceptable to God, the Saturnalia [and other pagan feasts] are now frequented, gifts are carried to and fro, . . . and sports and banquets are celebrated with uproar.”\n\nPope Gregory I continued this defiling trend. According to Natural History magazine, “instead of trying to obliterate peoples’ customs and beliefs, the pope’s instructions were, use them. If a group of people worship a tree, rather than cut it down, consecrate it to Christ and allow them to continue their worship.”\n\nNo Mixing of Truth With Falsehood\n\nDid this policy of compromise have divine approval? Note God’s warning to his people poised to enter pagan Canaan: “Watch out for yourself . . . for fear you may inquire respecting their gods, saying, ‘How was it these nations used to serve their gods? And I, yes, I, will do the same way.’ You must not do that way to Jehovah your God, for everything detestable to Jehovah that he does hate they have done to their gods.” (Deuteronomy 12:30, 31) The same warning is repeated in the Christian Greek Scriptures: “Do not become unevenly yoked with unbelievers. For what fellowship do righteousness and lawlessness have? Or what sharing does light have with darkness? Further, what harmony is there between Christ and Belial [footnote, Satan]? Or what portion does a faithful person have with an unbeliever?”—2 Corinthians 6:14, 15.\n\nWhat does God find so offensive about these false gods and the worship of them? \nSaturn was the Roman sun-god honored by the Saturnalia. Was he worthy? Simon Schama, professor of history at Harvard University, calls him “the orgiast of eating, drinking and other kinds of naughtiness.” Lear’s magazine calls the holiday “the most famous wine orgy in the ancient world.”\n\nCult worship of the sun-god Mithra spanned Asia. According to anthropologist Gabriel Seabrook, he was “a warrior god, who hurled life-destroying arrows and incurable diseases at his enemies on the battlefield.”\n\nSun worship among the Aztecs was particularly bloody. Natural History magazine explains that “unless victims were sacrificed to the sun gods, all life—including that of the gods—would die.”\n\nUpon reviewing the origins of this celebration (see box below), it may perhaps come as no surprise to you that witches and Satan worshipers still revere December 25. The San Francisco Chronicle of December 21, 1991, quotes a witch and popular pagan writer as saying: “It is one of our more strenuous ho
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Not very likely, he was around in about 600AD, 500 years after the bible was written
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As the oldest son, Jesus probably helped to care for the family, particularly since it appears that Joseph died before Jesus.  “Tradition declares that Joseph died while Jesus was yet young, and that the latter took up the carpenter’s trade and became the support of the family. This finds some support in the Scriptural testimony where Jesus himself is called a carpenter, and his mother and brethren are mentioned, but Joseph is ignored. (Mark 6:3) . . . It is quite probable, then, that the long period of eighteen years of our Lord’s life, from the time of the incident [recorded at Luke 2:41-49] to the time of his baptism, was spent in the performance of the ordinary duties of life.” Mary and her children, including Jesus, likely knew the pain that results when a beloved husband and father dies.\n\nAfter the events of the year 12 C.E. we have no particular record of Jesus until the fall of 29 C.E., when, at the age of thirty, he comes to John the Baptist, evidently his cousin, requesting to be baptized in the Jordan River.
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Gen.1:1,2; All existed, time evident as billions. Gen.1:3-31[Earth is focus]; \n\n1656 to flood.[130-105-90-70-65\n0000-PLUS-162-65-187-182-600 = 1656, flood.\n1656 flood\n0000 Noah + 350 = 2006 Gen.9:28,29; + 2 + Gen.12:4; Abraham. \n0427 years to Abraham age 75 and he get the covenant year 2083.\n0430 years to Moses age 80 Exo.7:7; 12:40,41[430]; 1553 before Christ.\n0040 years to the Promised Land. Deut.1:3; 29:5; 34:7; 1513 before Christ.\n0480 years to Solomon year 4 king. 1Ki.6:1; \n0036 years [of 40], Solomon dies. 1Ki.11:42; 997 before Christ.\n0391 Judah Kings=Babylon captive. Matt.1:1-17;\n3460 + 2520 = 5980 after Adam and 606 years before Christ. Dan.9:24-27;\n0606 years Christ in Roman Empire. [3460 + 606 + 1914 = 5980].\n4066 years Christ in Rome,age 30 Matt.4:1-11; 4066 + 1914 = 5980 \n2006 years ago Christ Jesusin Roman Empire. 5980 & 6,072\n0000 Satan has 6,130 years from Eden to Rev,20:1-6;\n1000 year reign of Christ will end all perfect again \n7130 after Eden ends [7x 7,000 = ]49,000 years \nas earth the focus to be domesticated.\n2Pet.3:13; Rev.21:1-5; \n\nDaniel gives 2300, 2500, 2520, 2580 and 2670 after Babylon #3, Jesus comes in Rome #6 of Rev.17:1-6,10-14[World with Satan that will end]; Bible in #7 as KJV 1611 + 303 is excepted translation 1914 after Christ, Satan cast down by Michael Rev.12:7-12; has a short time of 150 years Matt.24:3,7,14,15,22,36[only God knows day and hour.\n6,130 years after Satan in Eden to Rev.20:1-6; 1000 year reign of Christ.
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Definitely:\n\nMany noted critical historians, such as Shaye Cohen, John Dominic Crossan, Paula Fredriksen, John Meiers, E.P. Sanders, and Geza Vermes argue that Jesus lived from about 8-4 BC/BCE to 29-36 AD/CE. The main sources regarding his life and teachings are the four canonical Gospels from the New Testament, which took written form some decades after his death. They depict him – among many other things – as a Jewish Galilean preacher and healer who was at odds with the Jewish religious authorities , and who was crucified outside of Jerusalem during the rule of the Roman procurator Pontius Pilate. After his death numerous followers spread his teachings, and within a few decades Christianity emerged as a religion distinct from Judaism.\n\nBeyond the historical information accepted by most secular scholars, the gospels make various additional claims about Jesus: that Jesus was the Messiah prophesied in the Old Testament (or Hebrew Bible); that he was the son of God; that his birth by Mary was virginal; and that after his crucifixion he rose from the dead, and then ascended into heaven. Most Christians hold that the Gospels also attribute divinity to Jesus; however, others hold that the Gospels are equivocal on the subject. Many Christians and some scholars believe that the accounts in the New Testament are historical facts, though others maintain that different parts have different degrees of accuracy, and a few hold Jesus did not exist at all.
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Yes and no.  Your question presumes that Jesus was born in the year 1 A.D.  Scholars recognize that there is a basic misunderstanding of how time was accounted for during the Roman empire, so some would argue that the historical birthdate appears to be somewhere in the range of 6 B.C. to 4 B.C.  With that in mind, you should be looking at an event four or more years earlier, and indeed, one of the sites I've listed below lists two eclipses for the year 29 A.D. and one for 33 A.D.  I recall that the New Testament speaks of darkness during the day, but we could take that as any of a range of possibilities, which include a total eclipse and inclement weather.  The eclipse of November 24 in 29 A.D. appears to come close to Jerusalem.