That is not recorded.
It is unanimously agreed that the dinosaur age came before Mary and Joseph, although the amount of time in between varies depending on the philosophy of who you ask.
Joseph did not divorce Mary. He had considered it when he learned that Mary was pregnant and the baby was not his. However, an angel came to him in a dream and explained the situation and he went forward with the marriage.
Goshen is mentioned in the Old Testament as a place where Joseph went. (Joseph the son of Jacob, of course; not Joseph of Mary and Joseph, who came much later.)
Besides Joseph and Mary , there were cattle there, theshepherds and wisemen came later.
In Christianity, God was always here, nobody gave birth to Him. However, when God came down to earth Mary the virgin gave birth to Jesus, who is God in human form. In other religions, God was always there.
He wanted to get a divorce which was allowed by Jewish law, but an angel came to him in a dream and the divorce was never done.
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Yes, according to religious texts, angels such as Gabriel came to Mary to announce the birth of Jesus. An angel also appeared to Joseph to reassure him about Mary's pregnancy, and another angel visited Zachariah to announce the birth of John the Baptist.
Yes they were. They were engaged at the time Mary became pregnant. They married right after the angel told Joseph that Mary was pregnant, however they did not consumate the marriage until after Jesus was born.
We do not know anything about Joseph or where he was born, but we can make an educated guess. People tended to live in the town in which they were born. In Matthew's Gospel, Bethlehem seems to be the home town of Mary and Joseph, so Joseph was probably born in Bethlehem. In Luke's Gospel, Nazareth was the home town of Mary and Joseph, so Joseph was probably born in Nazareth.
Only Mary and Joseph were there at the birth, the shepherds and wise men all came later.
Joseph and Mary where at the actual birth. The three wise men and the shepherds came along slightly later.