I think astrology and religions are BS. From a historical perspective about what led to what, I think you can carve out a number of theories from all the allegorical myths. This one seems as reasonable as any other on the surface.

Also, the Gregorian calendar wasn't introduced until 1582. I'm curious if different calendars are accounted for when people suggest timelines spanning centuries.

There are some astrological references int eh bible... and when i red your leading question it occured tome that the so-called twelve tribes of isreal could be originated from the zodiac.

Archeologists believe that the Hebrews (Jews), were an amalgamation of outcasts from many tribes, and they made their traditions out of an amalgamation of cultural traditions form various regions. Teh laws in Leviticus wee meant to create a way to set their newly formed tribe apart from others, to create a sense of cultural identity and unity. Teh laws and traditions were probably pretty fluid until they got written down. Then they were considered "sacred" and "traditional".

I don't know about Jesus being the Sun God, But I've read that the Sun was reborn every morning in the constellation of Virgo at that time and place.

interesting observation. My gut tells me that some of what you said is coincidental and some of it is connected.

12 is just a common number you can find it anywhere if you look. 12 nations is a bit off and it should have been 13 given that Judea north was different than Judea south.

As a side-note I couldnt find anything about these Metsamorians. Please link the me the wiki article.

>Does Jesus usher in the age of Pisces?

Here is the problem with that. Early Christianity could only have arisen at that one moment and place. The roman occupation of Israel led to the rise of end-of-the-world cults. Moses could have lived any time but Jesus needed to be born right there and then.

>The zodiac cross divides the four seasons and represents the sun's travel through the heavens.

true but Israel doesnt have 4 seasons, they have two.

I do think you are on to something but beware of the historical fallacy of "confirmation bias" kinda easy to see what you want to see, especially since you arent reading the book in its original languages.

All I can say for certain is both of them are just as fake

Are you also connecting this to Mithra?

Some of this sounds like the influence of the movie Zeitgeist, which is a mishmash of some fact, some fiction, and some conspiracy theory — and it can be difficult to separate what's true from what's false or merely conjecture. The number 12 is symbolic for sure, and it may have something to do with the approximate number of moon cycles in one year, but I think it's oversimplifying things to assume there's a tidy explanation for the many centuries of religious and cultural development. I think there must have been a lot contributing factors that led to the development of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. There may be a common thread with the zodiac, some tangential correlation, but I'd be hesitant to draw a causal relationship between it and Abrahamic religions.

According to Genesis, the Bible is older than the stars... which were created on the fourth day.

But seriously folks: It's certain that there was the influence of astrology. In Matthew, the "Wise men from the east" were astronomers, which were also astrologers. Both were pretty much tied together at that time.

In Babylonian, and later Persian captivity, the Israelites would be introduced to astrology which were practiced by those cultures. Yet J and E were written before captivity, so it's hard to say where their influence came from. Though numerology and the symbolism that went with it were fairly universal. Even the names of God in J and E were borrowed from other cultures.

That's it for me. Tip your astrologist.

Please continue. I am all ears for Islam too.

Wow you've got some powerful theories there? Have you studied astrology?