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Close-up of the Bethlehem star at night (Photo: Alyssa Murphy) Founded by Moravians in the 18th century, the journey Mary and Joseph took can also be experienced by residents of the neighboring ...

Attorney Frederick Larson used a computer program to create a sky map for Jerusalem in the years 3 and 2 B.C. In his research, Larson discovered what he believes was the actual Star of Bethlehem.

It's Star Search, Bethlehem style! A giant, 15-foot Bethlehem Star will be planted in a different location each holiday season, officials announced. "Last year it was here at Payrow Plaza.

It wasn’t a star, he says, but an incredibly close conjunction of the planets Venus and Jupiter. If you saw the very close pass of the two planets on December 1, 2008, then you know how striking ...

Italian painter Giotto di Bondone witnessed Halley’s Comet when it appeared in 1301 A.D. Then, he painted the Star of Bethlehem as a comet burning bright above Jesus in the manger.

The biblical account. The story of the Wise Men, also called Magi, following the Star of Bethlehem is found only once in the ...

Dr. Rick Erickson, local physician and Bible teacher, will give a power point presentation on the Star of Bethlehem at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Temple Bible Church, 3205 Oakview ...

Mars, Jupiter and Venus, another suggested theory for the "Star of Bethlehem," will not be in conjunction on Dec. 21, according to experts. Our fact-check sources: Kevin Lewis , Dec. 16, Email to ...

LEXINGTON, Ky., May 25.--Prof. John M. Klein, the Kentucky astronomer, discovered the Star of Bethlehem last night at 7 o'clock. Its position is in the northwestern heavens, closely skirting the ...

The story of the Star of Bethlehem appears only in the Book of Matthew. The gospel tells us that a bright star appeared in the eastern sky when Jesus was born, famously seen by a group of wise men.

"No, I haven't seen the star of Bethlehem," said Prof. Pickering, of the Harvard College observatory, last evening. "I looked for it Wednesday evening when I heard that some Professor in Kentucky ...