The pivotal Old Testament date is the Exodus. Knowing this date, the date of a number of pre- and post-Exodus events can be calculated. I would like to share what I learned from correspondence with Willie Sucher in 1972. Sucher gave the year 1435 B.C.E. saying that on September 18th of that year a Great Conjunction (helio) took place between Saturn and Jupiter that was an “ancestor-event” of the Great Conjunction of 6 B.C.E., which he regarded as the “Stars of the Three Kings”.

He further felt that: “the Exodus was not just a running away but was conducted out of a clairvoyant insight, similar to that which the Three Kings had”.
Supporting this, the Israelites must have known of the clairvoyantly-inspired Osiris legend from their sojourn in Egypt.

Sucher further said: “Less than a year after the Great Conjunction of 1435, Jupiter moved into sidereal Libra, and Saturn about a year later. This would have coincided with the Giving of the Law”.

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