The Nativity : Chapter 12-107

If St. Abraham began the solar calendar, his solar calendar was one day longer than the Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy per 128 years.
If St. Moses began the solar calendar, his solar calendar was one day longer than the Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy per 128 years.
If St. Daniel began the solar calendar, his solar calendar was one day longer than the Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy per 128 years.
Shortly speaking, the old solar calendar of the ancestor of St. Abraham which began in about 2558 B.C. was twenty days longer in A.D. 2, than the old Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy, so the winter solstice shifted from January 1 to December 12.

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-106

1582 A.D., St. Gregory XIII adopted the new calendar
The Julian calendar had 365.25 days.
On the other hand, the Gregorian calendar had 365.2425 days and several conditions.
St. Gregory XIII deleted ten days from the calendar, thus the next date of October 4 became October 15 of 1582 A.D.
Shortly speaking, the old solar calendar of the ancestor of St. Abraham which began in about 2558 B.C. was twenty days longer in A.D. 2, than the old Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy, so the winter solstice changed from January 1 to December 12.
The Gregorian calendar is perfect calendar.
That is, if the Jews began their solar calendar, their solar calendar was one day longer than the Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy per 128 years.

The Nativity : Chapter 12-105

Thus their ignorance and their compromises made the new Julian calendar.
12. Winter solstice of the old solar calendar of the Jews became December 12 of 5 B.C.
Why? Remember the primitive theorem of the old solar calendar of the Jews.
(- 128 × 20) + 2 = - 2558, (- 128 × [7+13]) + 2 = - 2558
The 20’s meaning of the primitive theorem was as follow: The winter solstice of January 1 of 2558 B.C. became the winter solstice of December 12 of 2 A.D.

The Nativity : Chapter 12-104

Thus they deleted the next large letters’ thirteen days from the old solar calendar of the Jews.
12/12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, on Sunday, December 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, on Sunday, January 1.
Like this, the winter solstice of the Jews became on Sunday of December 25 of A.D. 7.
On Sunday, December 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, on Sunday, January 1.
In conclusion, not only Caesar Augustus but also the Sanhedrin did not know the weak points of their old solar calendars, and the Mankind did not have the conception of the old Gregorian calendar yet, because in 1582 A.D., St. Gregory XIII adopted the new calendar, the Gregorian calendar.
Thus their ignorance and their compromises made the new Julian calendar.

The Nativity : Chapter 12-103

In A.D. 4, the Sanhedrin had this old solar calendar of the Jews in their hands.
12/12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Sunday, December 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, on Sunday, January 1. Could you notice about the date of the week?
The Sanhedrin obeyed to the new Julian calendar of Caesar Augustus.

The Natiity : Chapter 12-102

They were the dates of the Roman calendar of A.D. 7.
The winter solstice of the Roman became on Sunday of December 25 of A.D. 7.
On Sunday, December 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, on Sunday, January 1.
They were the dates of the Astronomers of A.D. 7
The winter solstice of the Astronomer became on Sunday of December 25 of A.D. 7.

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-101

In 8 A.D., Caesar Augustus began the leap year every four year.
On December 31 of A.D. 7 was Saturday. But, on December 31 of 8 A.D. was Monday. That is to say, the normal leap year began in that year of the Roman calendar.
Therefore, I named it the new Julian calendar and the Sanhedrin obeyed to the new Julian calendar of Caesar Augustus.

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-100

The very hard puzzle rings were hidden in the Roman calendar indeed.
Caesar Augustus reformed the Roman calendar
Therefore, in 8 A.D., the Jews deleted thirteen days from the old solar calendar of the Jews.
I guessed that, in A.D. 4, the Sanhedrin had the next list in their hands, and maybe the Title of their meeting was the Subject of the Compromise with Caesar Augustus.

The Nativity : Chapter 12-99

I guessed that, in A.D. 4, the Sanhedrin had the next list in their hands, and maybe the Title of their meeting was the Subject of the Compromise with Caesar Augustus.
In 8 A.D., Caesar Augustus began the leap year every four year.
On December 31 of A.D. 7 was Saturday. But, on December 31 of 8 A.D. was Monday. That is to say, the normal leap year began in that year of the Roman calendar.
Therefore, I named it the new Julian calendar and the Sanhedrin obeyed to the new Julian calendar of Caesar Augustus.

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-98

The old solar calendar of the Jews had 365.25 days.
The old Jewish calendar had 29.5 × 12 days
I named them the old solar calendar of the Jews and the old Jewish calendar.
After 8 A.D., the Jews adopted the new Julian calendar and the new Jewish calendar.
The very hard puzzle rings were hidden in the Roman calendar indeed.
Caesar Augustus reformed the Roman calendar.
Therefore, in 8 A.D., the Jews deleted thirteen days from the old solar calendar of the Jews.

The Nativity : Chapter 12-97

In other words, the seven days became longer than the usual winter solstice. Therefore, on December 25 became the winter solstice.
(The date shifted seven days on calendar).
As the Roman calendar had the irregular dates, Holy Mother Mary, Jesus Christ, and the Jews did not adopt the Roman calendar. Before 8 A.D., the Jews adopted the old solar calendar of the Jews and the old Jewish calendar.

The Nativity : Chapter 12-96

The large letters were the one day’s increasing leap years.
The large and the mesh letters were the one day’s decreasing years.
Which years became one day longer by the conference of the foolish Roman priests?
They were 38 B.C., 35 B.C., 32 B.C., 29 B.C., 26 B.C., 23 B.C., 20 B.C., 17 B.C., 14 B.C., and 11 B.C. The total was ten days.
On the other hand, which years became every one day shorter?
They were 5 B.C., 1 B.C., and A.D 4. The total was three days.
10 - 3 = 7

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-95

Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B.C., so the Roman priests made a leap year every three years from 38 B.C. They had a leap year every three years from 38 B.C., until 9 B.C.
Therefore, Caesar Augustus reformed the Roman calendar.<
The Table of December 31 of the Roman
-45 (Sun) -44 (Mon) -43 (Tue) -42 (Wed) -41 (Fri) -40 (Sat) -39 (Sun) -38 (Tue) -37 (Wed) -36 (Thu) -35 (Sat) -34 (Sun) -33 (Mon) -32 (Wed) -31 (Thu) -30 (Fri) -29 (Sun) -28 (Mon) -27 (Tue) -26 (Thu) -25 (Fri) -24 (Sat) -23 (Mon) -22 (Tue) -21 (Wed) -20 (Fri) -19 (Sat) -18 (Sun) -17 (Tue) -16 (Wed) -15 (Thu) -14 (Sat) -13 (Sun) -12 (Mon) -11 (Wed) -10 (Thu) -9 (Fri) -8 (Sat) -7 (Sun) -6 (Mon) -5 (Tue) -4 (Wed) -3 (Thu) -2 (Fri) -1 (Sat) 1 (Sun) 2 (Mon) 3 (Tue) 4 (Wed) 5 (Thu) 6 (Fri) 7 (Sat) 8 (Mon)

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-94

In those days, they did not have the conception of the old Gregorian calendar yet. But those conditions made the scholars very hard to solve the correct date of birth of Jesus.
Please remember The Table of December 31 of the Roman calendar.
In December, 2001 A.D., I meditated these things.

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-93

The Julian calendar was one day longer than the Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy per 128 years. When I was meditating on those things, my brain made the conception of the old solar calendar of the Jews as follow:
(- 128 × 20) + 2 = - 2558, (- 128 × [7+13]) + 2 = - 2558
The same way, the old solar calendar of the Jews which began in about 2558 B.C. was twenty days longer in A.D. 2, than the old Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy, so the winter solstice shifted from January 1 to December 12
(The date shifted twenty days on calendar).

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-92

11. On November 20, 2004 A.D., I made the new primitive theorem of the old solar calendar of the Jews as follow:
(- 128 × 20) + 2 = - 2558, (- 128 × [7+13]) + 2 = - 2558

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-91

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日Sunday月Monday火Tuesday水Wednesday木Thursday金Friday土Saturday
My mother language was Japanese. I wrote my thinking with the yellow highlighter.
St. Gregory XIII deleted ten days, and the next date of October 4 became October 15.

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The Nativity : Chapter 12-90

The Julian calendar had 365.25 days in one year.
The scholars of Astronomy recommended the new calendar to the Pope for three hundred years.
The Gregorian calendar had 365.2425 days in one year.
The Julian calendar was one day longer than the Gregorian calendar of the Astronomy per 128 years. So, in 1582 A.D., St. Gregory XIII adopted the new calendar. Thus St. Gregory XIII deleted the ten days, and the next date of October 4 became October 15.
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The Nativity : Chapter 12-89

On December 12, 2003 A.D., I went to America, and seen from the plane, the fields were very pretty. I visited to Washington D.C., Philadelphia, New York, and so on. But the longer I stayed in America, the more I felt the different wave length of Americans. So I gave up the idea of going to America for preaching any more.
In summer, 2004 A.D., I almost made the theories of the old solar calendar of the Jews in Japanese which was my mother language.