Q: According to one of your theories, Jesus was reincarnated and appeared to Mary at the empty tomb in Mark 16 when he was 6½ years old.  Is there any scriptural support that Jesus was 6½ years old at that time?  

Revelation 11 indirectly describes the ministries and deaths of Peter, Paul and Jesus with Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection three days later (Revelation 11:8-11). The beast kills Peter and Paul (v. 7). Revelation 12:5 then describes a woman who gives birth to a child (the reincarnated Jesus) who would rule all nations with a rod of iron and who was "caught up unto God, and to his throne." Jesus spoke of ascending to the Father on the day he met Mary at the empty tomb (John 20:17).  This date was the last day of the feast of tabernacles, September 28, AD 36. The last day of the feast of tabernacles in AD 29 as described in John 7:37 was the Julian date October 17. The woman who gave birth to the reincarnated Jesus would have been pregnant on that date (Revelation 12:2). Revelation 12:6 then mentions a period of 1,260 days when the woman fled into the wilderness and 12:14 mentions a period of 3.5 years when she was pursued by the serpent while in the wilderness. If one adds 1,260 days to October 17, AD 29 and another 3.5 years under the Julian calendar (1,278 days) one arrives at the date September 28, AD 36.

The key is deducing that the reincarnated Jesus in Revelation is caught up into heaven after the woman is nourished in the wilderness as described in Revelation 12:6, 14.  This makes the reincarnated Jesus 6.5 years old when he sat at the right hand of God (at the advent of the kingdom of God) and appeared at the empty tomb.