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Why the Darkness at the Crucifixion Was Not a Solar Eclipse

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An explanation of biblical chronology and celestial mechanics proving why the three-hour darkness during the crucifixion could not astronomically have been a solar eclipse.

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  • 1. Clear explanation showing that Passover always coincides with a full moon, making a solar eclipse geometrically impossible.

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A Páscoa judaica só acontece na Lua cheia. Sempre. É assim que o calendário lunar funciona. Só que um eclipse solar só acontece quando a Lua está na fase nova passando exatamente entre a Terra e o Sol As duas coisas não cabem no mesmo dia. Isso não é opinião. É geometria. Então o que quer que tenha escurecido o céu naquela tarde não foi um eclipse. A própria posição da Lua descarta essa explicação antes mesmo de você abrir a Bíblia.

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