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1. www.pbs.org › video › birth-of-a-faith-ceqtKVAncient Roads From Christ to Constantine | Birth of a Faith ...

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Episode 101 | 55m 57s |. My List. Hour one begins in Bethlehem and travels throughout the Holy Land. With the Gospels as our guide, we join our host Jonathan Phillips as he traces the incredible ...

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3. rsc.byu.edu › first-century-sources-life-jesusFirst-Century Sources on the Life of Jesus | Religious ...

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   Two of these sources—Tacitus and Suetonius—were written after the turn of the first century but report information from the mid-first century AD. Therefore, these sources preserve the earliest historical biographical information about Jesus outside the New Testament.

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   What is the story of Jesus' birth called?

   • The story of Jesus’ birth is known as the Nativity, where angels greet shepherds, watching their flocks, and lead them to the side of the infant King Jesus, resting in a feeding trough. Young Mary (still a virgin) and her betrothed Joseph marvel at the shepherds’ report.

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   When did Jesus write?

   • The date when he wrote cannot be confirmed, but we have good historical reasons for trusting his information. Finally, first-century references to Jesus outside the New Testament provide some historical perspective. All other “gospels” and accounts of the life of Jesus outside the New Testament date from the second century or later.

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   Is mark the earliest source of the life of Jesus?

   • Unfortunately, this is one of the most obvious and clear examples in the Gospels. To summarize what we know today, it is quite certain that, after Paul, Mark is the earliest existing source on the life of Jesus. Subsequent to him, the authors of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke used the Gospel of Mark in many instances.

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   Did a second century writer have access to historical information about Jesus?

   • That does not always indicate that someone writing in the second century would not have had access to reliable historical information about Jesus, but they were certainly written after the close of the New Testament record. The exception to this would be the direct borrowing that took place between the epistles of Jude and 2 Peter.

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5. www.washingtonpost.com › archive › localThe Story of Jesus's Birth, Revised - The Washington Post

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   Dec 22, 2001 · Scholars generally agree that Matthew correctly placed the birth during the rein of Herod, but because Herod died in 4 B.C., they believe that Jesus's birth could be no later than that.

6. www.toughquestionsanswered.org › 2016/08/29Commentary on Luke 1-2 (Birth of Jesus) | Tough Questions ...

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   Aug 29, 2016 · Stein writes: John was ‘great in the sight of the Lord’ (1:15), but Jesus is ‘great’ (1:32), and his greatness is unqualified. Whereas John is later described as ‘a prophet of the Most High’ (1:76), Jesus is the ‘Son of the Most High’ (1:32). Whereas John’s birth was miraculous and had OT parallels, Jesus’ birth was even ...

7. www.pbs.org › shows › religionThe Story Of The Storytellers - An Introduction To The ... - PBS

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   Written over the course of almost a century after Jesus' death, the four gospels of the New Testament, though they tell the same story, reflect very different ideas and concerns. by Marilyn Mellowes

8. library.biblicalarchaeology.org › article › howHow Early Christians Viewed the Birth of Jesus - The BAS Library

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   In Galatians 4:4 Paul asserts that God “sent forth” his son. In 2 Corinthians 8:9 Paul declares that “being rich, [Jesus] became poor for your sake.” “Being rich” refers to the preexistent state of Christ, “became poor” to his incarnation. Similarly in John 3:17: “God sent the son into the world. …”.

9. www.christianity.com › wiki › bibleWhat Is the Birth of Jesus Story in the Bible? - Christianity

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   Oct 6, 2023 · The Story of Jesus' Birth. The story of Jesus’ birth is known as the Nativity, where angels greet shepherds, watching their flocks, and lead them to the side of the infant King Jesus, resting in a feeding trough. Young Mary (still a virgin) and her betrothed Joseph marvel at the shepherds’ report. “Mary treasured up all these things ...