One theory is that the Matthew gospel was written "with an agenda" to make sure that Jesus's story fulfilled all the Old Testament predictions for the messiah. One example is arranging for Jesus to be born in Bethlehem because of the Roman census (there was a prediction that the messiah would be born in Bethlehem). There was a census around that time, but long after Herod had died (Herod died in 4BC, the census was, ISTR in 7AD). In any case, it's pretty unlikely that people would have to return to their ancestor's birthplace from 1000 years previously for a census; what would be the point?
Jesus' birth was mentioned 50 times in the bible.
AnswerThe birth of Jesus is mentioned in Matthew 1:25 and Luke 2:7.
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Jesus' birth was mentioned 50 times in the bible.
The Bible does not mention the specific date of December 25 for the birth of Jesus. The exact date of Jesus' birth is not recorded in the Bible.
Science of the Bible - 2005 Birth of Jesus was released on: USA:2005
We are not told in the Bible that she was a witness to the birth of Jesus and she probably was not.
There is no mention of a midwife being present at Jesus' birth in the Bible.
Zeus is a god of the ancient Greek pantheon and is not mentioned in the Bible. The Bible says that Mary gave birth to Jesus.
No, there is no book on Jesus' birth that puts it all together using all the books of the Bible, except the Bible.
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There is no mention in the Bible of Jesus having a midwife present during his birth.
There are many web pages where one can read about the birth of Jesus. Some good web pages are About Bible Prophecy, Goodreads, Bible Hub and Bible Gateway.
Some Bible verses about Jesus' birth include Luke 2:6-7, which describes Mary giving birth to Jesus in a manger, and Matthew 1:23, which states that Jesus will be called Immanuel, meaning "God with us."
The Magi visited Jesus shortly after his birth, according to the Bible.