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Thread: Matthew 27:51 records an earthquake at the time of Jesus's death.

28:2 has an earthquake (aftershock?) connected with the resurrection.

Of course, Jerusalem can be affected by earthquakes.

Is there any evidence for these ones?

deadseaquake.info says yes.
Through that site I got hold of the 2002 German doctoral dissertation of #ClaudiaMigowski

gfzpublic.gfz-potsdam.de/pubman/faces/v…
P. 82 of this dissertation has a chart of various earthquakes as reflected in sedimentary rock deformations.

The rather interesting one is that shown for (approximately) AD 33.
Now I know zip about geology, but I'd love anyone who does know about sediments to evaluate this research and its relevance to New Testament and give a geological dummy like me a sense of probability, error range, and relevance of these cores.

In grateful anticipation...
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