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Nazareth
Nazareth is located in northern Israel. Biblically, it was the birthplace of Jesus. However, in modern times the population is predominantly Muslim (around 70%).
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That most certainly isn't a country song. The song is "The Weight" by the Canadian folk rock band The Band. How about you learn the differences in genres?
AnswerThe name of the song is The Weight performed by The Band. AnswerThe beginning lyrics are:"I pulled into Nazareth, I was feeling about half past dead, I just need some place, where I can lay my head"
It's not really country, but the song is called "The Weight" by The Band.
AnswerThe song is a classic rock song from that late 60's early 70's folk rock era. Today it would be classified as a country song...but then again so would Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd. The Staple singers have also done a R&B version and Canadian country artist Aaron Prichett has just redone a version of the Weight.Something interestining about the blessed mother?
When she was 3 years old, her parents prepared themselves to carry out their vow; they took her to the temple in Jerusalem in order to dedicate her to the service of God. Mary remained in the temple until the age of 12. There she prayed and read the scriptures. In the temple she went to a special school with other maidens and learned the laws of God. She believed in God and she followed his laws. She was willing to serve only God, she gave a vow to never marry and stay a virgin. When she reached her 14th birthday, according to law, she wasn't allowed to stay at the temple and she had to wed (Some of my information says that Anna and Joachim died before the Virgin Mary married but others say nothing about it). The High Priest, being aware of her vow but reluctant to violate the law of marriage, formally betrothed her to a distant relative of Hers, Joseph. Joseph was a widow. Joseph promised to take care for her and protect her virginity. Joseph lived in Nazareth and was a carpenter. When the archangel Gabriel told Mary that she was going to conceive a child and bare a child who would be the son of God she replied "Let it be according to your word," meaning Mary chose to do God's will instead of her own. - I had to write a Church Essay on the Virgin Mary. I included interesting information! Enjoy :]
yup.the town where Jesus Christ was born.
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Yes Nazareth existed when Jesus was born, BUT Jesus was born in Bethlehem. Joseph and Mary lived in Nazareth but had to travel to Bethlehem to be registered in Bethlehem because they were from the tribe of Judah and descendants of King David.
What did Mary and Joseph eat on their way to Nazareth?
It is not mentioned in the bible or in a fact what Joseph and Mary ate on their way to Nazareth.
Where the hell is nazareth on an ancient rome map?
Nazareth on ancient roman maps is a very small village on the roman road to Jerusalem. It is now the largest city in northern Israel. Also the home of Jesus our Savior. It was under rule of the Roman Empire for a decent amount of time and was eventually broken off of it because thier trust in God.
What would the weather be like when Joseph and Mary traveled to Bethlehem from Nazareth?
hot at night and cold in day
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Though it would normally take about 4 days to travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem, because Mary was nearing her pregnancy term and riding a donkey, it would require more than 4 days for fear of miscarriage. So perhaps a week (or more) would have been needed.
Various responses from our users:
- The common form of travel in those days was by caravan, especially with long trips. Such a mode was far safer in case of accident or injury or possible attack by bandits, as well as being more enjoyable. With a census like this involving as many people as it did, a caravan going to Bethlehem would not be hard to find or join. Caravans would travel about 20 miles in a day, and the distance between Nazareth and Bethlehem (80 miles) would translate into a 4-day journey.
- It's worth noting, though, that the Bible never mentions a donkey - that's a later tradition.
Why is Jesus of Nazareth statute black?
The black statue of Jesus of Nazareth, often referred to as the Black Christ or Black Jesus, reflects the cultural and historical context of the communities that venerate him. In many regions, particularly in Africa and among African diasporas, depictions of Jesus as Black serve to affirm identity and resonate with the experiences of these communities. It challenges Eurocentric representations of Jesus and highlights the universality of his message across different cultures. Such representations can also address themes of empowerment and social justice within marginalized communities.
The Scripture is silent as to the route taken, mode of transportation - walking, donkey or caravan for safety as 1 in 12 people were travelling for the Census, timeline of Mary's pregnancy (could of been 3 mos or further along but definetly not near delivery time for health reasons). The distance is the same today, about 80 miles and would take between 4-10 days.
When did Jesus show obedience in Nazareth?
Jesus showed obedience not only in Nazareth but through his whole ministry, which he learned, as us, through suffering. (Hebrews 5.8)
What album was the song Love Hurts by Nazareth initially released on?
Love Hurts by Nazareth was initially released in the year 1961, on the album "A Date With The Everly Brothers". This song was sang by Roy Orbison. This song also went Top 10 in the US in 1975, and #1 Norway and the Netherlands.
What are the lyrics to Nazareth in nativity?
Nazarath,
oh nazarath,
the city is full of joy,
OO NAZARATH
NAAAAAAAAZZZZAAAARAAAAATHHHHHHH
JOESEPH AND MARY COME TOGETHER AS ONE
NAZARATH
Why did Mary and Josph leave Nazareth?
there was a census of all the Jewish people and everyone had to go back to where the head of the family was born
Who led Maria and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem?
Mary and Joseph were obliged to go to Bethlehem for the census by the Roman authorities. In a sense you could also say God led them, since it was ordained that Christ would be born in Bethlehem.
How many state championships does Nazareth Texas girls basketball team have?
As of March 1 2014 it is now 19
