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BitBees BitBees@coinos.io npub16eum...t6jc
Yes. Jesus was born in March, but his birth is celebrated in December for “reasons”. Calendars have changed, much as history has been rewritten by political victors. nostr:nevent1qqszl0qsgzaaq0az9fcn4j0hyk7n8cfzsk2fcnxagg9zek8rv97jvegprdmhxue69uhkvet9v3ejumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtmzv4h8xx2zf3d
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James A Lewis @theologyofcommerce.com npub1nf9v...xa3x
Jesus was born six months after John the Baptist, according to the biblical record (Luke 1:36), and John was conceived a little after Zachariah's service in the temple, which is an annual event in the late summer or early autumn, if I recall correctly, which puts John's birth in the late spring or early summer the following year, and so Jesus in the early winter.
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