Star of Bethlehem Identified as Sirius in Magi Theory
An 1880s era essay argues the Star of Bethlehem was a real fixed star, not an angelic apparition, likely Sirius in Pisces. It traces Magi origins, zodiac beliefs, and Gaelic Druids connections, claiming Sirius fulfilled multiple conditions of the star guiding the Wise Men.
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Forbes
Servis
Kepler
Star of Bethlehem
Judea
Earth
Theophylact
Danube
Asia Minor
Asia
Galatia
Dethichem
Mithra
Tistrya
Sirius
Balaam
Starbones
Jeho
Herod
Anatole
Jerusalem
Atar
Anatole Moana
Orient
Babylonia
Elam
Sayce
Liddell & Scott
Robinson
Apo
Magog
Noah
Scythia
Herodotus
Hippocrates
The Star of Bethlehem as a Real Celestial Sign
A long analysis argues the star was a real moving celestial body, not a meteor or comet, and likely a planetary conjunction or celestial event. It cites Kepler on Mars Jupiter and Saturn, Orion and Sirius, and links to Piscean symbolism and Nativity timing, with references to ancient peoples and zodiac signs.
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Gabriel
Oregon
David Forbes
England
Servis
America
Bethlehem
Halley
Chicago Evening Post
Kepler
Mara
Jupiter
Rome
Saturn
Mars
Dean Alford
Ideler
Wiebeler
St. Paul
Sirius
Jacob
Palestine
Judea
Pisces
B. C
B.C
Sirlua
Santa Claus among the lonesome woods ballad
In Tolman Rk and Dumphy’s Christmas eve tale the lonesome lumber crew lifts aiden Dumphy from bunk to a "home" plan. Boss toasts Dumphy as Santa, orders pen stock, and the men vow care for a family man amid debts, hunger, and the threat of a poorhouse.
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Santa - Claus
Tolman
Bill
P. J
Charley Canucks
Dumphy
Chawin
Jake
Young Dumphy
Bee Jong
Cokee
Larrigon
Santa Claus
Joe Lacrosse
Cook
Joe
Mike
North Twin
Caah
Ivan
Fife
Jiramson
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Imy
F. P. Duffy, M. D
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American Church Bible Institute
Heaven
Maz
Ravenswood
Chicago
F. Py Nyx