While I too liked the video, I used the word of God to find Jesus birthday. Page 88 of my study spells it all out. 8 October 7BC was His birthday which is 15 Tishri 3755, the Feast of Tabernacle. There is a complex tapestry behind this specific date with all the scriptures involved. Least of which being that people don't take into account the actual biblical calendar, and that the days the Feasts only fall on certain days of the week...Like Passover, it never falls on Tuesday, Thursday, nor Sunday. It all comes down to Jesus being "about thirty" with three recorded Passovers with Him dying on the third one. Three days and three nights in the grave: if Friday, it'd be only on 33 A.D.... Making Jesus 34, too old. If Wednesday, then only 27 A.D. or 30 A.D.or 37 A.D. 37 is too old, 30 could work. But with all the other players in Luke 3, only 27 A.D. fits making the birth at 7 B.C. Just my thoughts.
I can't say that I agree or disagree...but thank you for your input. (We may have gotten a touch off topic with the Shofar thing! )
I believe the 2BC to be closer to accurate as far as there research goes. However, there doesn't seem to be any concrete evidence either way as I have heard lots of dates. I have even heard that in some form of Catholicism the believe Jesus to have been alive until 90 AD or something like that, maybe it was 60 AD? Not sure....
What I found fascinating was the uniqueness of the star alignments which can be seen with the software...as he said a 'once in 111 million years' experience. How true that is? I don't know-I am NOT an Astronomer as previously stated ( or an "astronomy" LOL . See first post).
As with 'Creation Science' research, we see the evidence of God in the rarities, oddities, the unique aspects of any 'science'. Look for God in the things that are NOT normal-that can only be supernatural. Example: in geology; when looked at through the lens of creation, there are a plethora of signs that point to creation being true, But you have to be willing to see them....
One example of this would be the aftermath of Mt. St. Helen's in 1980 and how much it seems to be an example of a 'mini Grand Canyon' that was formed in a short period of time-not "millions of years ago".