Jesus Christ, our promised seed

Having recently returned from the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, I am even more eager to reread Jesus Christ Our Promised Seed before the holidays begin. Many people have long known that Jesus Christ was not born in December, but that the date was a "christianization" of a pagan holiday by the Roman Catholic Church. (Incidentally, I was even taught that in a Roman Catholic school.) But this is the most accessible, well-documented in both scripture and history, logical, and easy to read discussion of the topic I have seen. Even if you are not familiar with astronomy, you can understand this book, though I suggest you start with the historical sections first, which are easy to read, and will be most familiar. But the astronomical termns are explained. You will be able to understand them if you want to. Jesus Christ Our Promised Seed opens up sections of scripture, particulary astronomical references, (stars given for signs and seasions) that have long been misunderstood, or not understood at all. You will find that the "wise men" were not kings at all (the scripture does not say so and tradition is wrong) but serious ancient astronomers acting on astronomical and biblical knowledge that had been passed down for generations. What most people forget is that the Bible is an eastern book, abounding with cultural expressiona,idioms and references that are often obscured by Western culture and traditions. If you have a desire to study to learn the truth, this is a book worth investing in--and rereading annually.

This book, Jesus Christ our Promised seed writen by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille and his research team is astonding. He systimatically and logicaly proves to you that Jesus Christ was not born on Dec. 25th like tradition and religion teaches, but it was actually on September the 11th 3 BC between 6:18pm and 7:39pm Palastine time. He does this using number 1 and most importantly rightly divided scriptures from the Word of God (The Bible), with proven historical facts (actual proven ones, not just claiming their reality or claiming that they are true when they are not, like some authors do) and lastly the mathmatical exactness of the stars. He also gets into issues like The magi and "His Star", Where the thought of Dec. 25th came from, events sorrunding Jesus Christ's birth and some other really cool things. I'm not joking when I say this is one of the best books you'll ever read. It is mind boogeling while it makes complete and accurate sense, showing you the mathmatical exactness of God and His Word and how it all fits together. I would also suggest reading by the same author, Jesus Christ Our Passover. A book which goes over ALL (or atleast almost all) the events surronding the death/crusifiction and ressurectoin of J.C. Neither of these books are cultish in any way, but if you want to find out the truth of God's Word concerning these matters from true and accurate biblical research and study (II Timothy 2:15) and men that do their best to only work in that manner (II Timothy 2:15) then this author and his material is right for you! Jesus Christ Our Promise Seed WILL bless you and further your knowledge and understanding of God and His matchless Word.

An excellent, excellent work. I wish the astronomers who are trying to figure out the date of Jesus' birth would read this book and comment upon it. There are no opinions or conjecture in this book, it is all facts from the Bible, astronomy, and history. As opposed to most commentaries on the Bible which are mostly opinions by those who have not thoroughly researched the topic. This book is clear, reverent, and easy to understand, giving the glory to God and to Jesus Christ. P.S. It's not a "cult" book!! That is a label by the ignorant and prejudiced.

This book was written in two parts - the prophecies in the bible about the coming Messiah, and the actual celestial events that took place upon His arrival. Both sections are very thoroughly researched and detailed, and tied together very well. I read this book about 10 years ago and subsequently watched a presentation on it in a local university's planetarium. The astronomer who presented it praised this work after a very enthusiastic and exciting presentation. Unfortunately I lent the book out and never got it back, so here I am trying to get another copy...

The book is so clear teaching about the astronomy in the announcement of the first coming of Jesus Christ and so, in many other points concerning the first days in the life of our beloved Savior and Lord Jesus Christ. This book bless me with it's accuracy and enlights my eyes to see the greatness of God and the importance of the born of Jesus for the humankind.