What are the major events in jesus' childhood?

Answer 1

• In Bethlehem (Palestine) and in Egypt.
• The gospel accounts (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) tell us little about the childhood of Jesus. We know only a handful of events: the family's escape to Egypt (Matthew 2:14) and return to Nazareth (Matthew 2:23; Luke 2:39); His increasing wisdom (Luke 2:40-52); and His visit to the Temple in Jerusalem at age 12 and obedience to His parents (Luke 2:41-51).

Answer 2

The Bible narrates the birth of Jesus Christ (Matthew 1:18-25; Luke 2:1-7), the visit of the Magi (Matthew 2:1-12), the shepherds and the angels (Luke 2:8-20), Jesus presented at the temple in Jerusalem (Luke 2:21-40), the escape to Egypt (Matthew 2:13-18), and the return to Nazareth (Matthew 2:19-23). His discussing with the teachers in the temple in Jerusalem (Luke 2:41-52) when he was twelve years old is also recorded.

Answer 3

Jesus was born in a stable in Bethlehem.

Mandate of Israel:

Actually, He was mostly likely born on the Feast of Sukkot (Tabernacles), one of 3 High Holy Days mandated to Israel in the Covenant.

Each Jewish household is required to build a sukkah (lean to, hut, booth) to commemorate Israel's exile in the Desert of Arabia led by Moshe.

Miryam probably gave birth to Yeshua in one of those sukkah. In the line:

Jesus tabernacled among us (John 1:14), Tabernacled was translated from the word Sukkotai, the only time this was used in the entire Bible, TANAK or New Covenant Testament.

Answer 4

Other than Luke 2:41-52, the Bible does not tell us anything about Jesus' youth. but from this incident we do know certain things about Jesus' childhood. We can conclude that he worked and learned the carpentry trade through Joseph, but also had a interest in going to listen to the Rabbis in the synagogue at a very young age. He was the son of parents who were devout in their religious observances. As required by their faith, Joseph and Mary made the yearly pilgrimage to Jerusalem for the Feast of the Passover. In addition, they brought their 12-year-old son to celebrate His first Feast in preparation for His bar mitzvah at age 13, when Jewish boys commemorate their passage into adulthood.

Jesus would spend a lot of time lingering in the temple, but was neither mischievous nor disobedient, but a natural result of His knowledge that He must be about His Father's business (Luke 2:49). That He was astonishing the temple teachers with His wisdom and knowledge speaks to His extraordinary abilities, while His listening and asking questions of His elders shows that He was respectful, taking the role of a student as was fitting for a child of His age.

From this incident to His baptism at age 30, all we know of Jesus' youth was that He left Jerusalem and returned to Nazareth with His parents and "was obedient to them" Luke 2:51. He fulfilled His duty to His earthly parents in submission to the 5th commandment, an essential part of the perfect obedience to the law of Moses which He rendered on our behalf. Beyond that, all we know is that "Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men" (Luke 2:52).

Answer 5

The bible is almost completely silent about the childhood of Jesus. We know the story of His birth. In the book of Luke it tells how, as a child, He was full of wisdom, and then the time Jesus was left behind by His family. They found Him three days later teaching in the Temple.

Answer 6

The first two chapters of Matthew and Luke contain information about the birth and childhood of Jesus.

Answer 7

Most of Jesus' childhood is not mentioned in the Bible. However, he grew up in Galilee and it is believed he was a carpenter along side his earthly father Joseph.

Answer 8

The main events were , The birth and the visit by the shepherds, angels and wise men., fleeing to Egypt, visit to the temple for dedication, getting lost in the temple for three days.

Answer 9

Jesus grew up in the town of Nazareth.