What probable month is the birth of JESUS?

[libido]

brother - on that jesus era..wala pay global warming..or global change kay dili pa kaau abuse ang earth adtong panahona..so maybe shepherds can go mingling with their groupies in the field..

wla ta kabalo dba?...basin ma discover pa diay ni sa science so another points nasad sa mga bible believers...

[Xian120]

sa mga naglibog kong naa ba gyud ang 13th month sa bible, diara

John 22:12..
"In the course of 30 days after a year ye shall harvest the fruit of thy labor, and thou shalt rejoice for thine 13th month of payment shall come unto thee"

[libido]

oh...so naa gyd na..hahahaha...kani...ang pisik lang ang ako-a ani..."ginabot"...

[slabdans]

sa mga naglibog kong naa ba gyud ang 13th month sa bible, diara

John 22:12..
"In the course of 30 days after a year ye shall harvest the fruit of thy labor, and thou shalt rejoice for thine 13th month of payment shall come unto thee"

OT = bro eli ikaw nah? dah kit-an man lage .......baweeeee na aman ko dah!

[noy]

On the night Jesus was born, the first to hear the good news were shepherds in the field attending to their flock.

Makes sense?

December is a winter month in Betlehem.

yup it does make sense bai and that is very probablt however that is just one of the many interpretations and studies about the subject...

let me share one POV from this link:The Date of Christ's Birth

"A little knoll of olive trees surrounding a group of ruins marks the traditional site of the angels' appearance to the shepherds, Migdol Eder, 'the tower of the flock'. But the place where the first 'Gloria in excelsis' was sung was probably further east, where the bare hills of the wilderness begin, and a large tract is claimed by the Bethlehemites as a common pasturage. Here the sheep would be too far off to be led into the town at night; and exposed to the attacks of wild beasts from the eastern ravines, where the wolf and the jackal still prowl, and where of old the yet more formidable lion and bear had their covert, they needed the shepherds' watchful care during the winter and spring months, when alone pasturage is to be found on these bleak uplands". (Italics supplied).

Here an authority of no mean standing tells us that in the dry summer season the hills are well-nigh bare, affording insufficient pasture, so the shepherds then normally keep their sheep near the town and enfold them at night. But when the winter rains fall, the hills become clothed with grass, and the shepherds, knowing this, take their sheep further a field. Then, because it would make the sheep walk too far to reach the folds every evening, expending energy needlessly, they simply watch their flocks in the fields all night. This seems to be precisely what the evangelist Luke describes:

"And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night" (Luke 2:. The shepherds were not in the town; the flock was not in a fold in or near the town. They were afar in 'the field' or common pasturage. The sheep were taken there only in the winter, when the winter rains brought forth grass on the hills.

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[Xian120]

@slab,

the Gospel according to me

[slabdans]

@slab,

the Gospel according to me

karon bai bible na gyud ka tinood noh?

[slabdans]

OT = unsa nga version imong bible bai? wala man dri sa ako kutob ra 21 bisan sa google d ma seach wala sad ani nga link John 1 ESV - The Word Became Flesh - In the - Bible Gateway

[noy]

sa mga naglibog kong naa ba gyud ang 13th month sa bible, diara

John 22:12..
"In the course of 30 days after a year ye shall harvest the fruit of thy labor, and thou shalt rejoice for thine 13th month of payment shall come unto thee"

Lol wala man gud ni... hahaha

[Xian120]

hahaha, magkatawa man sad kong @slab, haha, iya jud diay gi tna-aw haha..