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	Here is an article that says Jesus had to have been born in the summer:
	<br><br>
	<img src="images/01_URL_of_Jesus_born_in_summer.jpg"><br>
	<img src="images/02_Jesus_born_in_summer.jpg">
	<br>
	<span style="position: relative; top: -20px; font-size: 72pt;">...</span>
	<br><br>
	This slide infers how the date was lost in a 300 year time span:
	<br><br>
	<img src="images/03_Jesus_born_in_summer.jpg"><br>
	<br><br>
	<br><br>
	<div style="background-color: yellow; height: 25px; width: 70%; border-radius: 25px;"></div>
	<img style="position: relative; top: 35px; left: 777px; border: none;" src="images/updates.gif">
	<div style="width: 956px;">
		And here we have the touchstone article that says Jesus born<br>
		on July 25th,	which is my (present day) birthday: July 25th, 1964. &nbsp;I am <script type="text/javascript">
			var dob = '19640725';
			var year = Number(dob.substr(0, 4));
			var month = Number(dob.substr(4, 2)) - 1; // Subtract one because getMonth() is a zero-based index.  See getMonth() below.
			var day = Number(dob.substr(6, 2));       // I found this age function and modified it to print to the page, rather than an
			var today = new Date();                   // alert popup message.  I also added all of the comments, so that it's not so
			var age = today.getFullYear() - year;     // mystifying.  I did a test (with "alert(today.getMonth())") and found it gives
													  // you the the number 2 during March.  I Googled if there was an error, and then
													  // felt stupified because I didn't recognize that it was a zero-based index.
													  // This is a particular demonstration of how stupid the zero-based index paradigm
													  // is, since in the very same function getFullYear and getDate are not zero-based
													  // indices.
			if (today.getMonth() < month || (today.getMonth() == month && today.getDate() < day)) {
			  age--; // What does this line do?  Above (7 lines up) we say I am the current year minus my birthyear, but if it's before
					 // July 25th then have to subtract one year, because my birthday would not have occurred for the current year yet.
					 // The symbol "||" means "or" in programming language, so it says, if, for example it was January, 2024
					 // (that's the month it is now as I add comments to this function--the above comments were added years ago--and I 
					 // was born in July), then 2024 - 1964 is 60.  But, it's not July yet, so I'm still 59.
					 // The month statement works the same way (on the other side of the || or statement.  It says if the month now is
					 // the same as "var month = Number(dob.substr(4, 2))" {dob (Date of Birth) string as written above is 19640725, which
					 // is the year (1964), month (07), and the day (25), get the substring starting at the fourth character (the 4) and 
					 // then getting the next two characters of 19640725, which is 07.}  Simple, huh?  Not so bad if you understand what
					 // it says.  So, if the time now is the 7th month AND (&& means and) the day is less than the 25th, then subtract
					 // one from the variable "age", that we calculated as 60, based upon the year.  the -- sign (two minus signs) is
					 // computer program language to substract one.  It's more compact than saying "age = age - 1", which would also work.
					 // And now you understand how this function functions.  The copyright code that you can find in the source of most
					 // of these webpages was written from scratch by me.  I'll place it here, so you can see it, but it's not active for
					 // this webpage because I'm not the article writer for most of the page.
					 //
					 					 
					<!--
					/*
					<script type="text/javascript">
						var myDate = new Date;
						var startYear = 2019;
						var thisYear = myDate.getFullYear();
						var spacesAndDash = " - ";
						if (thisYear == startYear) {
							spacesAndDash = "";
							thisYear = "";
						}
						document.write('<div align="center">Copyright &copy; ' + startYear + spacesAndDash + thisYear + ' Kipp Forbes. &nbsp;<br>All rights reserved.<\/div>');
					</script>
					
					<!-- If they have javascript turned off.  I don't know who would do this. //-->
					<noscript><div align="left">Copyright &copy; 2019 - present Kipp Forbes.</div></noscript>
					
					What you do is put the year that you write a webpage as the startYear.  Then you get the current year.  Next I put a
					dash and spaces in a variable and insert that variable in between the years later.  On the next line, following from above,
					we check to see if the current year is equal to the startYear and if it is we set the " - " to nothing: spacesAndDash = "",
					and the variable thisYear to nothing as well.  Then when we write it to the webpage with "document.write", we always have
					start year + spacesAndDash + this year.  If it was 2024 and the startYear was 2019 (which is when I wrote this webpage),
					then the copyright would say, "Copyright COPYWRITE_SYMBOL 2019 - 2024 Kipp Forbes NON_BREAKING_SPACE LINEBREAK All rights
					reserved.  '<div align="center">Copyright &copy; ' writes it to the page exactly as that, as a string, and then the string
					ends so that the variables after that are calculated or written to the page.  If a variable is placed inside of quotes, it
					won't work.  It would just print out as the variable name itself.
					
					The paragraph below uses the "<noscript>" webpage tag in case they have javascript turned off in their web browser.					 
					*/
					//-->
					
			}
			document.write(age); <!-- First calculated age on March 6th, 2019, when this page was prepared. //-->
		</script> years old.<br>
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	<div style="width: 800px;">My passport with my birthday is shown below the beginning of the article's image, with the article continuing below my information.</div>
	<br><br>
	<img src="images/04_Jesus_born_July_25th.jpg"><br>
	<img src="images/05_Jesus_born_July_25th.jpg">
	<br><br>
	<div style="width: 800px;">I changed my name to my last name to my father's last name.  My father was Malcolm Forbes.  After my passport is my birth certificate and also the legal document that changed my last name to Forbes.</div>
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	<img src="images/Passport.jpg">
	<br><br>
	<img src="images/birth certificate zoomed.jpg">
	<br><br>
	<img src="images/birth certificate.jpg">
	<br><br>
	<img style="width: 1000px; height: auto;" src="images/Name change KRG to KRF.jpg">
	<br>
	<span style="position: relative; top: -20px; font-size: 72pt;">...</span>
	<br><br>
	
	The article continues (some fluff left out):
	<br><br>
	<img src="images/06_Jesus_born_July_25th.jpg">
	<br><br><br>
	<img src="images/07_Jesus_born_July_25th.jpg"><br>
	<br><br>
	I asked him how he determined that and he gave me the name of the software that he used.
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	<img border=1 src="images/comments - Jesus birthdate July 25th, 7BC.jpg">
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	<div style="width: 627;">
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	<br><br>
<span style="background-color:red; color:white;">Leo the Lion, Zodiac birth sign of July.</span>
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<img src="images/Zodiac.jpg">
<br><br>
Why does it say "Old Zodiac?"  Because someone tried to change it.  I wonder why.
<br><br>
Here's a Zodiac image of Leo the Lion:
<br><br>
<img src="images/Leo the Lion.jpg" alt="images/Leo the Lion.jpg">
<br>
www.astrotraits.com
<br><br>
<br><br>
The person who wrote the article above that correctly identified my birthday 2000 years ago will live for a thousand years here and then go to Heaven, which in a thousand years will not require dying first before going to Heaven.
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	Information on the two articles, although you may find that you can't reach them due to capacity:<br>
	<ol>
		<li><span style="color: white;"><u>Jesus born in summer</u></span><br>
		https://www.ucg.org/bible-study-tools/bible-questions-and-answers/which-scriptures-explain-when-jesus-christ-was-born</li>
		<li><span style="color: white;"><u>Jesus born on July 25th</u></span><br>
		https://circleofmeditation.wordpress.com/2015/04/15/jesus-was-born-on-july-25th-7-bc/</li>
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