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1. www.premierunbelievable.com › articles › jesusJesus speaks supernovae | Article | Unbelievable

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Jesus speaks through creation. Right now, there are an estimated 45 supernovae explosions per second in the known Universe and Jesus has everything to do with that.

2. www.gotquestions.org › Magi-saw-His-star-in-theWhat does it mean that the magi saw His star in the east ...

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   Oct 25, 2023 · They “rejoiced exceedingly with great joy” when they saw the star above (Matthew 2:10, ESV), and they came to the house where Mary and Jesus were. Upon entering the house the star had led them to, the magi presented their gifts to Jesus and began to worship Him.

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4. gracethrufaith.com › ask-a-bible-teacher › super-novaSuper Nova - Grace thru faith

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   Aug 13, 2015 · A super nova is an exploding star that becomes very bright before burning out altogether. In Rev. 16:8, during the 4th bowl judgment, the sun will suddenly get much hotter. So much so that people will be scorched with fire and seared because of it’s intense heat.

5. www.gotquestions.org › star-of-BethlehemWhat was the star of Bethlehem? | GotQuestions.org

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   Jan 31, 2023 · Many Bible scholars suggest a natural explanation for the star of Bethlehem, their theories ranging from a supernova to a comet to an alignment of planets. Something in the heavens provided a brighter-than-normal light in the sky.

6. reasons.org › explore › publicationsThe Christmas Star - Reasons to Believe

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   Dec 1, 2002 · a supernova; More imaginative suggestions include a flying saucer, an angel, and the Shekinah glory (the light or radiance of God occasionally made visible to humans). Although we see aster in Revelation 1 as the symbol for a messenger, or angel, nothing in the Matthew 2 passage indicates a symbolic or metaphoric usage.

7. bible.org › article › star-bethlehemThe Star of Bethlehem - bible.org

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   This has led some scholars to believe that the star of Bethlehem was a nova or supernova. A nova is a white dwarf star that literally explodes. The explosion may increase the brightness of the star a thousand to a million times its previous brightness, making a previously invisible star, visible.

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   Was the star of Bethlehem a nova or supernova?

   • This has led some scholars to believe that the star of Bethlehem was a nova or supernova. A nova is a white dwarf star that literally explodes. The explosion may increase the brightness of the star a thousand to a million times its previous brightness, making a previously invisible star, visible. A nova, however, does not last very long.

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   Did Jesus have a supernova?

   • However, there is no Western record of such an event. Chinese records only have one possible mention of a nova or supernova over the potential time for Jesus's birth. There is also no known supernova remnant, which we would expect to find if there had been a supernova at this time.

   What was the Christmas Star? - Royal Museums Greenwich

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   Was the star of Bethlehem a supernova explosion?

   • The star of Bethlehem has been the subject of scholarly discussion ever since the first centuries after Jesus' birth. Some believed it was a supernova explosion, others a comet or a conjunction of planets associated with specific constellations that would herald the birth of a king in Israel.

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   Did the Magi see a nova or supernova explosion?

   • The idea that the Magi saw a nova or supernova explosion was hinted at by 17th century astronomer, Johannes Kepler, and has had many supporters since. However, there is no Western record of such an event. Chinese records only have one possible mention of a nova or supernova over the potential time for Jesus's birth.

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   What is a Nova in astronomy?

   • The nova (plural, novae) is a stellar explosion that produces a sudden increase in brightness followed by a gradual dimming (within a few months or years). This type of event lacks the brightness of a supernova and yet would be clearly noticeable to a careful observer. The brightest novae are about as bright as Polaris, the North Star.

   The Christmas Star - Reasons to Believe

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   What does the Bible say about a recurring nova?

   • Only the Bible describes the star and the visit of the magi to the child Jesus, and only one passage in the Bible describes these events. This limitation on data indicates the need for caution in offering explanations and interpretations. A recurring nova provides at least one plausible astronomical option.

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9. www.rmg.co.uk › stories › topicsWhat was the Christmas Star? - Royal Museums Greenwich

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   Explanation 1: the Christmas star was a nova or supernova explosion. The idea that the Magi saw a nova or supernova explosion was hinted at by 17th century astronomer, Johannes Kepler, and has had many supporters since. However, there is no Western record of such an event.