where the place are JESUS born?
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He was born in Bethlehem. Luke 2:11.
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Jesus \n\ndetails below!
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Scripture doesn't mention Jesus's birthdate or any christians celebrating His Birthday. The only birthday mentioned besides Pharoah is the heathen king Herod. "Christmas" means "mass of Christ"; the celebration coexisted in Rome before there was any in Jerusalem. The early Roman Church however did establish a pagan festival that (Jer.10) coexisted with Jesus's Birth and that was the birthday of the sun god. (Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th ed., article: "Christmas"). The Catholic sources admit that Christmas didn't co-exist with the earliest festivals. Jesus wasn't born Christmas; even scripture makes this evident. "On the night of Jesus's birth, the shepherd's were still keeping watch over their flocks." (Luke 2:8). The rainy season in Ancient Israel began after the Feast of Tabernacles which generally is early October. In November, it would be cool and wet; the flocks from the pasture had already been brought and kept in winter quarters by the shepherds. This tells us the shepherds were no longer in the fields at night. Another peice of evidence is overlooked is in Luke 1:35-36; it tells us John the Baptist was born to Mary's cousin Elizabeth six months before Jesus. And as we look further in verse 5-17, we see Zacharias an elderly priest burning incense on the altar and then an angel appearing to him and telling him that he and his wife would have a son to prepare Christ's Way. We know however when this announcement was made by the angel because of Zacharias was "of the course of Abijah" Please look at 1Chron.24:1-19; it tells us that King David divided these priests into 24 "courses" that served in the temple by rotation. The Course of Abijah would be the 8th of the 24 courses which usually would occur around the end of May. Pentecost came the week after the 8th course served and he had to serve all 24 courses during the three festival seasons. So Zacharias came home approximately after the first week of June; in which John the Baptist was conceived around mid-June and 9 months later would be his birth. John Baptist's birth came around mid-March while Jesus's was around mid-September. Also notice every year people claim 3 wise men seen Jesus in a stable; is this really true? The Bible nowhere states "3 wise men" or "that the wise men visited Jesus in a stable". Read for yourself: (Matt.2:11); these Magi came from the east beyond the Euphrates River which in the 1st century was called the Parthian Empire (the eastern border of the Roman Empire). \n\nI can't finish this: so you would have to see it on:\nhttp://community.webshots.com/photo/271589370/1342393463049373547FazWzQ
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Jesus followed the trade of Joseph which was a carpender not a plummer (they didnt have plumming like we have it)  And Jesus did not have a heavy italian accent.  He lived in what we call the Middle East.
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Well, Jesus Christ was born on 25 December, 5 BC. SO Today, he is 26 Days, 11 Months and 2011 years Old. Do celebrate his birthday on 25 December. Merry Christmas
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Yes, where is that census Mary and Joseph journeyed to Bethlehem for?
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You're right. The shepherds were tending their flocks outside the night the child was born. In Bethlehem in December it is too cold to keep the flocks outside because the sheep can't take extreme weather. So at that time of year they are indoors. \n\nJesus was born 6 months after Elizabeths baby and that would make Jesus birthday sept-oct\n\nThe people of that day worshipped the God saturnalia and had a feast...and they came from all around to participate.\n\nAlso Joseph was to go to Bethlehem  once a year to register and that corresponds to the sept-oct birth.
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who the hell is Jesus
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Your question is a little hard to answer. There are some things in the Bible, which I do not believe that we are to always know the answer to. But you might take into consideration that the astrologers were only human beings. And if you take a look at a Bible atlas, Jerusalem and Bethlehem are not very far apart. Do you think that it is possible that the men may have had to go through Jerusalem on their way to Bethlehem; and that maybe they might have mistakenly thought that Jesus was born in Jerusalem, rather than Bethlehem? And when they found out that it was Bethlehem where Jesus was to be born, then they proceeded on their trip; until they found the child Jesus? Of course God had the power to lead the wise men directly to Bethlehem, if He had chosen to do so. And this may of very well of been God's plan, and the wise men made a mistake, by stopping in Jerusalem. I am not saying that this is a positive fact, but a possibility. There are many questions in the Bible, which we cannot give positive answers to. But if it is a question of great importance, God will always help us to find the answer.
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THE ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS\n\nIt was not until several hundred years after Jesus lived on the earth that people began to commemorate his birth on December 25. But that was not the date of Jesus’ birth.\n\nConsider the weather conditions at that time of the year in Bethlehem, where Jesus was born. The Jewish month of Chislev (corresponding to November/December) was a month with cold and rainy weather. The month after that was Tebeth (December/January). It saw the lowest temperatures of the year, with occasional snows in the highlands. Let us see what the Bible tells us about the climate of that region.\nThe Bible writer Ezra shows that Chislev was indeed a month known for cold and rainy weather. After stating that a crowd had gathered in Jerusalem “in the ninth month [Chislev] on the twentieth day of the month,” Ezra reports that people were “shivering . . . on account of the showers of rain.” Concerning weather conditions at that time of the year, the congregated people themselves said: “It is the season of showers of rain, and it is not possible to stand outside.” (Ezra 10:9, 13; Jeremiah 36:22) No wonder shepherds living in that part of the world made sure that they and their flocks were no longer out of doors at night when December came around!\nThe Bible reports, however, that shepherds were in the fields tending their flocks on the night of Jesus’ birth. In fact, the Bible writer Luke shows that at that time, shepherds were “living out of doors and keeping watches in the night over their flocks” near Bethlehem. (Luke 2:8-12) Notice that the shepherds were actually living out of doors, not just strolling outside during the day. They had their flocks in the fields at night. Does that description of outdoor living fit the chilly and rainy weather conditions of Bethlehem in December? No, it does not. So the circumstances surrounding Jesus’ birth indicate that he was not born in December.\n\nSo why was December 25 chosen? Some who later claimed to be Christian likely “wished the date to coincide with the pagan Roman festival marking the ‘birthday of the unconquered sun.’” (The New Encyclopædia Britannica) In winter, when the sun seemed weakest, pagans held ceremonies to get this source of warmth and light to come back from its distant travels. December 25 was thought to be the day that the sun began its return. In an effort to convert pagans, religious leaders adopted this festival and tried to make it seem “Christian.”\n\nThe pagan roots of Christmas have long been recognized. Because of its unscriptural origin, Christmas was banned in England and in some of the American colonies during the 17th century. Anyone who even stayed home from work on Christmas day had to pay a penalty. Soon, though, the old customs were back, and some new ones were added. Christmas once again became a big holiday, and that is what it still is in many lands. Because of the connections that Christmas has with false religion, however, those who want to please God do not celebrate it or any other holiday that has its roots in pagan worship.\n\nhttp://www.watchtower.org/library/w/2000/12/15/article_01.htm\n\n\n.
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I believe He was born during the Fall season.  I don't believe that Jesus was born during the Winter and especially not on Dec. 25th.  I think telling people this is ultimately ... lying.  If one chooses to celebrate the life of Jesus being born ... fine.  I just think it should be made clear that it's not His birthday (Dec. 25th) we celebrate but basically that He was born unto us to save us from our sins.
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Generally, India.  But some have been know to be born outside of that country.  And, some have even. . . converted!
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Modern day Israel and the surrounding area.\n\nThere are many scholarly debates on the specific locations of some long-lost cities referenced in the Jesus mythologies, such as Golgoth, but certain places, such as the city of Jerusalem, remain right where they've always been.
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DUH, the day Christ was born!!!
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1. Jerusalem, The site of some of Jesus's teaching and entombment; Christians believe he was crucified on a nearby hill, Golgotha. Nominally the earthly model (under king Solomon) of Heaven, hence old maps in Christian countries were traditionally oriented towards it (and Catholic and Anglican cathedrals point approximately towards it).\n   2. Bethlehem, Birthplace of Jesus\n   3. Nazareth, Jesus's hometown and site of many of his acts and miracles\n   4. Antioch, Once the center of Christianity\n\nJubilee cities\n\n   1. Rome and Vatican City, Center of the Catholic Church, and site of the four Major Basilicas that are required to be visited to gain a Roman Jubilee\n   2. Santiago de Compostela, Site of the tomb of St. James the Greater\n   3. Santo Toribio de Liébana, where the largest single piece of the True Cross is kept.\n   4. Caravaca de la Cruz, where it is claimed a piece of the True Cross is kept.\n   5. Assisi, Birthplace and site of the tomb of St. Francis of Assisi. Also an important place for pacifism and tolerance between different religions\n\n[edit]\n\nMarian shrines\n\n   1. Aparecida, The largest Marian shrine in the world, as well as the most popular pilgrimage site in Latin America. It is dedicated to Our Lady of Aparecida, Brazil's patron saint.\n   2. Mexico City, Popular pilgrimage site after a 16th century appearance of Our Lady of Guadalupe\n   3. Knock, Popular pilgrimage site after a 19th century appearance of the Virgin Mary\n   4. Lourdes, Popular pilgrimage site after a 19th century appearance of the Virgin Mary\n   5. Fatima, Popular pilgrimage site after a 20th century appearance of the Virgin Mary\n   6. Jasna Góra, Popular pilgrimage site - monastery with an icon of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa
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Actually, Jesus is said to have been born approximately in the year which we now know as 6 B.C., or B.C.E.\n\nThe following paragraphs are used without permission:\n\nIn the 248th year of the Diocletian Era (based on Diocletian's ascension to the Roman throne), Dionysius Exiguus attempted to pinpoint the number of years since Jesus' birth, arriving at a figure of 753 years after the founding of Rome. Dionysius then set Jesus' birth as being December 25 1 ACN (for "Ante Christum Natum", or "before the birth of Christ"), and assigned AD 1 to the following year—thereby establishing the system of numbering years from the birth of Jesus: Anno Domini (which translates as "in the year of our Lord"). This system made the then current year 532, and almost two centuries later it won acceptance and became the established calendar in Western civilization due to its championing by the Venerable Bede.\n\nHowever, based on a lunar eclipse that Josephus reports shortly before the death of Herod the Great (who plays a major role in Matthew's account), as well as a more accurate understanding of the succession of Roman Emperors, Jesus' birth would have been some time before the year 4 BC/BCE. Having fewer sources and being further removed in time from the authors of the New Testament, establishing a reliable birth date now is particularly difficult.\n\nPlease take time to select the best answer.
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Most people who are named Jesus today come from spanish speaking countries or backgrounds.  In spanish, Jesus is pronounced hey-seus.  English speakers rarely name their children Jesus.