Question

Do you think Jesus Christ was born in this season?

Answer 1

I do not know.

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Answer 2

I believe Jesus Christ was born in this season, as what our religion and parents teach us.Traditions really wont start without any biblical reasoning out with it. Some people, especially here in New Zealand, the reason why they celebrate Christmas is because it's a festive season, season of gifts giving, foods and family gatherings. It is also celebrated in some other countries in the same way. And a thought of not believing this is the time when Jesus was born, I was skeptical to ask why they don't believe it, but the truth is that this people believe on whatever they see. And because they never saw Jesus, that is why they don't believe in it. My husband believe that this season is because of Santa Claus, I was about to laugh but at the same time I feel sad about it, nut of course, I respect what he believes. But for my children to pass on, I really don't want to make them believe that this is only about Santa Claus. Yes, Santa Claus is part of this season but the main reason is we celebrate the birth of Jesus our saviour. I believe the true meaning of Christmas is the that Jesus was born, and every tradition we have followed is based on the fact that  Jesus was born, and the three kings offer him a gifts, and that what is all about now. Giving gifts and spending time with family.

Answer 3

Honestly,I don't know.. When I was a kid,I was made to believe that Jesus was born on Christmas day and I believed.

When I grew up,I started asking questions about the authenticity of this date and I stumbled on some articles

In one of those articles,the writer said their is no evidence for this date.It was said that early Christians did not celebrate Jesus death.It was not until A.D 440 that the church officilally proclaimed December 25 as the day Jesus was born.It was not based on any religious evidence but on a pagan feast.

According to jehova witnesses, the Bible did not specify the day Jesus was born.The bible only describes two events surrounding his birth that lead many to conclude he was not born on December 25

But according to the Catholic church,Jesus was born on December 25.

Well,their are contradictory views but one thing I know is that Christmas is a season of love when people give freely,families come together to have a special feast and catch up..it may not be the day Jesus was born but it is widely celebrated by Christians and non Christians.

The truth is..this question is one that our kids will keep struggling  to find answers to...

Comments

I doubt if there is any scripture in the Bible where it was mentioned that Jesus was born on the 25th of December,  I wouldn't know if you have checked. 

Answer 4

The Christmas date or season was set aside to celebrate the birth of Christ but according to historians the date is actually close to the real day. But the date is not more important than the meaning of this period and that is what we should take to heart. 

Answer 5

Jesus was an Aries sign in the Zodiac, and Aries are born in April. Again, He is the Life, and according to nature, His season of birth is in Spring when life is born. Also, He is the Lamb of God, in Israel sheep are born in April; in December all the hills of Israel are completely covered with heavy snow. Remember, when angels went to announce His birth, shepherds were outside in the mountains; in December they do not take sheep outside. The illusion bias of December is a replacement of the pagan feast of god of the sun by christmas

Answer 6

I believe jesus christ was born in this season, as what our religion and parents teach us. traditions really won't start without any biblical reasoning out with it.

Answer 7

I believed that Jesus was born before and now, he is in heaven with God. Based on the Holy Bible, he will come back if it is judgment day. We can never tell when will it happen. In the meantime, we still need to keep the faith to him and to God.

Answer 8

The earliest Christians did not celebrate Jesus birth on Christmas. It was assumed that since he was crucified on the same date he was born then his birth must have been nine months later.

Comments

Ooh thanks for the information. Many myths are around the globe  and to know the truth has become a problem even to Christians. 

Answer 9

I believe that Jesus was born in this season. From history as told in the Bible it is told in a chronological order and by faith I believe that the word in the Bible is true. 

Answer 10

I don't know what season do you mean,but if saying goes that Jesus is born in Dec 25 I would disagree.The season in Jerusalem during Dec is winter then how come the shepherds survive the colds outside during night to watch for their flocks.When Jesus is born he's been put in a manger because the animals are in the field, I doubt if animals enjoy the cold in the field or are they eating snow.Luke 2:8 says"And there were shepherds in the same region,spending their nights in the fields and keeping watch over their flock by night.

Answer 11

It is also celebrated in some other countries in the same way. And a thought of not believing this is the time when Jesus was born, I was skeptical to ask why they don't believe it, but the truth is that this people believe on whatever they see. 

Answer 12

No body really knows the particular date and month that Jesus was born the month December and the date 25 was chosen by a group of christians.

Answer 13

The exact season or date of Jesus Christ's birth is not specified in the Bible. The celebration of Christmas on December 25th is a tradition that developed over time. Different theories and historical considerations have been proposed, but there is no definitive consensus on the specific season of Jesus' birth.

Answer 14

The exact season of Jesus Christ's birth is not specified in the Bible. The Gospels in the New Testament do not provide a specific date or season for his birth. The celebration of Christmas on December 25th is a tradition that developed much later in Christian history.

The choice of December 25th for Christmas was influenced by various factors, including the celebration of the Winter Solstice in Roman and European pagan traditions. This date was eventually chosen to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, even though it is not clear that he was actually born in December. Some scholars have suggested that he may have been born in the spring or early autumn, but the Bible does not offer a definitive answer on this matter.

Answer 15

The exact date of Jesus Christ's birth is not known, and it is not specified in the Bible. The celebration of Jesus' birth on December 25th is a tradition that developed over time. It is a widely accepted date for Christmas, but it may or may not be the actual season of his birth. The focus of Christmas is on the religious significance and the message of peace and goodwill associated with the birth of Jesus rather than the specific date.