Censoring Zechariah

Zechariah was unable to speak from the Autumn Equinox until the Summer Solstice.

Zechariah was "unable to speak" at the time of Jesus' conception. Thus, Zechariah was unable to officially preside over the Temple during the Vernal Equinox, and thus, Passover. So the same Archangel whom announced the conception of John the Baptist at the temple, immediately followed this by causing Zechariah to "not be able to speak", and thus to not be able to officiate over the Passover rituals some six months later, thereby maligning the priesthood, at the same time that Mary "immaculately conceived" Jesus through the "Holy Spirit"? In the gospels, John pointed out that when Mary left Nazareth in haste, she was not pregnant. Gabriel had said to Mary quite clearly that the Holy Spirit would come upon her (future tense) and told her that Elizabeth was with child, which led to Mary rushing to the house of Zechariah and Elizabeth, which was the same house that Mary was raised in. Again, the Holy Spirit is the third aspect of the Egyptian trinity - Osiris: Lazarus (the censured Zechariah) was the father of Jesus. 

Basically what Gabriel told Mary was "You had better get your ass to Zechariah's, because Elizabeth is pregnant and Zechariah has been censured." But why? Luke 1:39-40 states: "In those days Mary arose and went with haste into the hill country, to a town in Judah, and she entered the house of Zechariah and greeted Elizabeth." Why didn't Luke name the town where Zechariah and Elizabeth lived? Did he not know - or was its name intentionally omitted? And why such haste - after all, Mary was not going there to stay with Elizabeth in order to assist Elizabeth through her pregnancy. Further, it should also be noted that all would have taken place around Passover, which would not have been a good time for a young woman to be walking alone for some five to ten days. "Into the hill country"... "a town in Judah": the guilt by omission on the part of the real author of Luke reeks with deception.

The problem with the conception of Jesus is that he was conceived while Zechariah was "unable to speak": "cut off" from the priesthood, and thus, Jesus would have been spiritually illegitimate.

As for the birth of Jesus: Had Mary gone to Bethlehem while expecting, she would have stayed with Elizabeth and Zechariah. The term Bethlehem literally breaks down to "House of Bread" and is a reference to Virgo. Of course the Virgin should have her child in the House of Virgo... Bethlehem was her house - that is, the house of Elizabeth in which John was conceived. Bethlehem is the Womb of the perpetual virgin whom gives birth to the son of God, which is why Luke went to seemingly unnecessary lengths to conceal the location of the house of Zechariah and Elizabeth with vagueness as being "Into the hill country"... "a town in Judah".