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According to Luke, [[Joseph of Nazareth|Joseph]] and [[Mary of Nazareth|Mary]] lived at Nazareth in Galilee. [[Mary of Nazareth|Mary]] received the annunciation of the birth of Jesus. When pregnant, she spent three months with her relative [[Elizabeth]], who was also expecting a baby, [[John the Baptist]]. [[Joseph of Nazareth|Joseph]] and [[Mary of Nazareth|Mary]] had to travel to [[Bethlehem]] to register for the census of [[Quirinius]]. During that trip, Jesus was born in the manger as his parents could not find room in the inn. A group of shepherds came and paid homage to the newborn. Jesus then was circumcised and presented to the Temple of Jerusalem, before his parents traveled back to [[Nazareth]].   
According to Luke, [[Joseph of Nazareth|Joseph]] and [[Mary of Nazareth|Mary]] lived at Nazareth in Galilee. [[Mary of Nazareth|Mary]] received the annunciation of the birth of Jesus. When pregnant, she spent three months with her relative [[Elizabeth]], who was also expecting a baby, [[John the Baptist]]. [[Joseph of Nazareth|Joseph]] and [[Mary of Nazareth|Mary]] had to travel to [[Bethlehem]] to register for the census of [[Quirinius]]. During that trip, Jesus was born in the manger as his parents could not find room in the inn. A group of shepherds came and paid homage to the newborn. Jesus then was circumcised and presented to the Temple of Jerusalem, before his parents traveled back to [[Nazareth]].   
The [[Protoevangelium of James]] harmonizes the narratives of Matthew and Luke, adding some new stories and details. 


====List of events related to the Nativity of Jesus====
====List of events related to the Nativity of Jesus====


[[Gospel of Matthew]]
[[Gospel of Matthew]]:


*[[Genealogy of Jesus]]
*[[Genealogy of Jesus]]
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*[[Flight into Egypt]]
*[[Flight into Egypt]]


[[Gospel of Luke]]
[[Gospel of Luke]]:
   
   
*[[Annunciation to Mary]]
*[[Annunciation to Mary]]
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*[[Presentation of Jesus at the Temple]]
*[[Presentation of Jesus at the Temple]]
*[[Genealogy of Jesus]]
*[[Genealogy of Jesus]]
[[Protoevangelium of James]]:
* [[Annunciation to Mary]]
* [[Visitation of Mary]]
* [[Annunciation to Joseph]]
* [[Birth of Jesus]]
* [[Adoration of the Magi]]
* [[Massacre of the Innocents]] (and [[Martyrdom of Zacharias]])


==The Nativity of Jesus in ancient sources==
==The Nativity of Jesus in ancient sources==

Revision as of 02:09, 23 June 2012


Nativity of Jesus refers to a series of episodes in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, associated with his birth and infancy, as narrated in the gospels of Matthew and Luke, and later Christian tradition.


Overview

The Gospels of Mark and John do not contain any narrative about the Nativity of Jesus and seem to assume that Jesus was born at Nazareth. On the other hand, the Gospels of Matthew and Luke record the birth of Jesus at Bethlehem, even though they offer two distinct narratives.

According to Matthew, Joseph and Mary lived at Bethlehem. When Mary's pregnancy was revealed, Joseph would have liked to dismiss her but an angel announced to Joseph in a dream the true origin of the child. A group of Magi came from the East to pay homage to the newborn "King of the Jews." Herod the Great was so angered that he ordered the killing of all infants at Bethlehem. Joseph, Mary and baby Jesus escaped the massacre as Joseph was alerted in a dream to leave Bethlehem to Egypt. They came back to the land of Israel only when Herod the Great died, but still afraid of his son Archelaus, settled at Nazareth in Galilee.

According to Luke, Joseph and Mary lived at Nazareth in Galilee. Mary received the annunciation of the birth of Jesus. When pregnant, she spent three months with her relative Elizabeth, who was also expecting a baby, John the Baptist. Joseph and Mary had to travel to Bethlehem to register for the census of Quirinius. During that trip, Jesus was born in the manger as his parents could not find room in the inn. A group of shepherds came and paid homage to the newborn. Jesus then was circumcised and presented to the Temple of Jerusalem, before his parents traveled back to Nazareth.

The Protoevangelium of James harmonizes the narratives of Matthew and Luke, adding some new stories and details.

List of events related to the Nativity of Jesus

Gospel of Matthew:

Gospel of Luke:

Protoevangelium of James:

The Nativity of Jesus in ancient sources

The Nativity of Jesus in Scholarship

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