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Signs for a Messiah:

The First and Last Evidence for Jesus

by Rollan McCleary


Signs for a Messiah book cover Signs for a Messiah provides an intimate portrait of the historical Jesus and at the end of the era his birth stars heralded claims finally to unlock the mystery of what the Magi (astrologers) knew. The book's data radically develops theories about Christ's birth first propounded by astronomers Ferrari D'Occhieppo and David Hughes and in detail and precision they go far beyond anything yet attempted in this line. The numerous descriptive proofs for the author's claims, manyÊestablishing exactitudes against all statistical probability include both the usual and lesser known factors of standard astrology such as the asteroids and Arabic Parts. The pattern revealed, which takes account not just of astronomy/astrology but historical, theological and psychological perspectives, works not just for Jesus' life but Jesus issues to this day. And because it does it will be easier to understand how Da Vinci Codes accounts of Jesus are presently thriving and also why they are so dramatically wrong.

The Mountain Astrologer (Dec 2004/Jan 2005 edition), the magazine that sets the standard and not limited to the interests of astrology and astrologers, gives Signs for Messian the green light with a very favorable review.

Signs for a Messiah was published by Hazard Press, New Zealand Dec. 2003. ISBN: 1877270377. It is also available on Amazon

UPDATE 2008: While Signs for a Messiah is complete in itself and as acknowledged by The Mountain Astrologer is expert as a work of pure astrology, since its publication I have vastly extended research as regards especially asteroids and Arabic Parts. This provides an at once more complex and in some respects simplified picture since the heavens can speak in ways the more traditional symbolism of astrology doesn't allow any but experts to hear easily. Getting press and media toÊconsider the truly remarkable Fifth Gospel type evidence available is however the problem.


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