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Where did Jesus Mary and Joseph flee to?
Mary , Joseph and the baby Jesus fled in the night to Egypt.
Where did Mary and Jospeh fled after Jesus's birth?
Egypt
Where Mary and Joseph fled after Jesus' birth?
Joseph was warned in a dream to take the young child and his mother and flee to Egypt untill he hears from God again. (Matthew 2.13) So "the holy family" that fled to Egypt, were Joseph and Mary and Jesus.
How many times did Joseph and Mary flee for their lives with Jesus?
Actualy Mary and Joseph fled only once to Egypt from king Herod.
What Continent did Jesus' Parent hide Him in from king herod?
Mary and Joseph fled to Egypt with Jesus, so Africa.
Why was Egypt a safer place for Mary and Joseph than Bethlehem?
Herod the Great wanted to kill Jesus. When Joseph, Mary and Jesus fled to Egypt, Herod had no authority there. Even if he could have sent men into Egypt to kill Jesus, they probably could not have found the family.
Did jesus live in Africa?
No
What country did Mary Joseph and Jesus go to?
Shortly after Jesus was born, his family fled to Egypt to escape King Herod who wanted to kill Jesus because he felt he was a threat to his power after Jesus was called "The King of Kings".
How did jesus survive the calling of king herod wating all children dead?
Joseph and Mary fled with the baby Jesus to Egypt, as the angel told Joseph to flee as the king Herod wanted to kill all the babies.
Where Mary and Joseph went after the birth of christ?
They fled to Egypt.
Was Jesus a refugee when his family fled to Egypt to escape King Herod's massacre of infants?
Yes, according to the Bible, Jesus and his family fled to Egypt to escape King Herod's massacre of infants, making Jesus a refugee during that time.
Did Joseph and Mary ever take Jesus to Egypt?
In Matthew's Gospel, Joseph fled to Egypt with Jesus and Mary, and remained there until Herod died. However, in Luke's Gospel, Joseph, Jesus and Mary did not go the Egypt. So which (if any) is correct?Many New Testament scholars say that neither nativity story is correct. John Shelby Spong says in Born of a Woman: A Bishop Rethinks the Birth of Jesus, Matthew was clearly writing Christian midrash.
