Telling Studies for Climate Conditions at Jesus’ Crucifixion

·      Historical archeological and written evidence that Pontius Pilate was ruling Judea.

·      Multiple Jewish holidays all occurring on the same weekend. Only two years are coinciding with these criteria: AD 30 and AD 33.

·      Celestial positions of moon and sun over Jerusalem on said date are confirmed with modern computer accuracy for only 33 AD.

·      Celestial calculations incorporate the Delta T equation, showing adjustments for all the changes in Earth’s orbit around the sun over 2,000 years. End results give us a Blood Red Moon over Jerusalem right after sundown on the evening of the crucifixion. Again, only in 33 AD.

·      Additionally, from peer reviewed scientific research we have samples from soil layers at Ein Gedi Spa, near the Dead Sea. These layers have been recently exposed by that area’s current changing climate causing the water to recede. The layers of soil demonstrate that several times in the past the waters have receded like today. The layers also give us a time frame for when certain events occurred, such as earthquakes and dust storms. Dating the layers shows disturbed soil from an earthquake dated to AD 33. On top of the disturbed earthquake soil is a layer of dust from a dust storm with pollen that comes from plants that pollinate in the Springtime. (April) Therefore, confirming an earthquake and a dust storm event that blocked out the sun for three hours in the afternoon.
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·      Only year to meet all the above is AD 33. The date for all this is: Friday, the third of April, 33 AD.

​Good Friday this year is on the date that scientific evidence gives the most credence as the actual date Jesus was crucified: AD 33, Friday, April 3rd.