There's no Biblical basis for believing so. Also, it's not horribly likely in any event, as Bethlehem rarely gets cold enough for snow. Also, while neither of the Biblical accounts give an actual date, some scholars think the descriptions of the activities of the shepherds in the book of Luke make it likely that they arrived in spring or summer. The "December 25th" tradition didn't get started for at least a couple of centuries.
The story follows as such An angel had appeared to Mary and said that she was to have a baby of the lord and that she was to name him Jesus. Mary and Joseph then travelled to Bethlehem and they stayed in a stable/barn and she had baby Jesus (he was born in a manger inside the barn). Three wise men came bearing gifts for the new born king because they believed that he was the "king of the Jews". And that is the story of the birth of Jesus.
Joseph changed his mind about breaking the engagement to Mary after an angel appeared to him in a dream, assuring him that her pregnancy was divinely ordained. The angel explained that Mary would give birth to Jesus, who would save people from their sins. This revelation convinced Joseph of the importance of supporting Mary and embracing his role in the fulfillment of God's plan. Ultimately, his faith and obedience led him to remain with Mary and raise Jesus as his own son.
Joseph played the role of Jesus' earthly father, providing care, protection, and guidance for Mary and Jesus. He also followed the angel's guidance, marrying Mary despite her pregnancy with Jesus being of divine origin, helping to fulfill prophecies about Jesus' birth. Joseph's obedience and faithfulness contributed to the fulfillment of God's plan for the birth of the Messiah.
Mary Mary is a gospel duo composed of sisters Erica Campbell and Tina Campbell. Erica was born on April 29, 1972, and Tina was born on May 1, 1974.
The Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke contain infancy narratives about the birth and early life of Jesus. The Infancy Narrative in Matthew focuses on Joseph's perspective, while Luke's Infancy Narrative centers around Mary.
The Bible does not tell us what conversations Joseph had with the people he was looking to stay with when he and Mary arrived in Bethlehem.
Mary traveled to Bethlehem by riding on a donkey with Joseph.
In Christianity, Bethlehem is known as the birthplace of Jesus. Joseph arrived in Bethlehem with his very pregnant wife, Mary and could not find accommodations at any inn. Desperate for shelter, they retired to a stable and Joseph made Mary as comfortable as he could in a small manger. There, she gave birth to the infant Jesus.
Joseph and Mary traveled to Bethlehem , as it was told to go to their respective hometowns for the census.
Joseph's ancestral home was Bethlehem. However, at the time he took Mary as his wife he was living in Nazareth.
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Mary and Joseph went to Bethlehem for the census because it was a requirement by the government for all residents to return to their ancestral hometowns to be counted.
A:In Luke's Gospel, Mary and Joseph travelled to Bethelehem from Nazareth for a census and stayed in a stable, there being no room in the inn. In Matthew's Gospel, Bethlehem was the home town of Mary and Joseph, and the only reference is to the house where the magi visited them. In this account, the house is presumably their own home.