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Did the sky really go dark as biblical inerrantists insist?

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Message 113 of 113 (398161)
04-29-2007 1:26 PM

Reply to: Message 112 by purpledawn
04-29-2007 1:13 PM

Re: Extrabiblical Evidence Darkness

Looks like it skims the northern limit of modern Lebanon and Jordan. It's not that close to Jerusalem.

The year and November date are awkward to the Biblical account, too. I suspect that most Christians would rather reject the eclipse and keep the connection with Passover.

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