Christmas finds Christians around the world gathering to celebrate Jesus' birth. But does the Bible really cite December 25 as the date the Son of God was born? U.S.

Matthew is matching his account of Jesus’s virgin birth with part of the Old Testament. The part he has in mind is Isaiah 7:14. And this is the first source of confusion, because Isaiah isn’t ...

The life story of Jesus Christ can, quite obviously, be found in the Bible. Indeed, we have quite a lot of information about ...

Gospels provide scant detail about Jesus' birth, but the history of childbirth holds clues about what a woman like Mary might have expected. ... Other scholars point to earlier parts of the Bible, ...

The birth of Jesus and fulfillment of Bible prophecies Back. Print Commentary. By Samuel Rodriquez – Special to Higher Ground -Wednesday, December 20, 2023 ...

Firstly, the actual birth day of Jesus was not December 25. The date we celebrate was adopted by the Christian church as the birthday of Christ in the fourth century.

Both Matthew and Luke agree that Jesus’s birth took place during the time of Herod the Great. This presents a problem. We know from other evidence that Herod the Great died in 4 BCE.

For 2,000 years the world has celebrated the miraculous birth of Jesus Christ, inspiring people's lives, art, music and literature. But few actually know that the narratives — as told in the ...

In fact, we have to travel back in time, all the way to the book of Genesis, the first book of the Bible, and to the Garden of Eden. This is where the promise of Christmas first began.

If his birth is taken into consideration, it leaves Jesus's birth in June. United Church of God specifically names June 13 to 17 as a likely time Jesus was born.