Significance of 6 April? (birth death)

That would be A.U.C. ("ad urbe condita" = "from the founding of the city [Rome]).

The calculations which Bro. Pratt described in his Ensign articles
could actually point just about as well to a 4 BC birth and AD 30
death of Christ.

Rich Wales richw@richw.org http://www.richw.org

His point is that 1 BC and 33 AD work just as well, and fit better
with other things like the Kirtland Temple dedication. It's a model,
not necessarily the right one.

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1 13th April 03:20 richw External User Posts: 1	Significance of 6 April? (birth death) That would be A.U.C. ("ad urbe condita" = "from the founding of the city [Rome]). The calculations which Bro. Pratt described in his Ensign articles could actually point just about as well to a 4 BC birth and AD 30 death of Christ. Rich Wales richw@richw.org http://www.richw.org

2 13th April 03:20 jwtaber External User Posts: 1	Significance of 6 April? His point is that 1 BC and 33 AD work just as well, and fit better with other things like the Kirtland Temple dedication. It's a model, not necessarily the right one.