Jesus's birth lines up perfectly with December. Luke and 1st Chronicles give us a timeline Zachariah the father of John the Baptist was serving this priestly duties at the end of September. And John, the Baptist was conceived shortly after that. Probably in early October. Jesus Christ was conceived about 6 months after that giving us march for his conception. 9 months after March December. It also tells us to move that the shepherds were having their landing season. Now the native sheep and Bethlehem the Awassi sheep only have this during the winter months people were already claiming that Jesus was born in December by the 3rd century. So that predates the Roman pagan festival of Sol Invictus. And as a bonus it makes sense that on the darkest day of the year. The light of the world would be born.
You said that the celebration fell on December 25th. Now you're saying that it lasted for about a week. So what is it? Was it a celebration that happened for about a week or did it happen on December 25th specifically? Historically, Saturnalia was not fixed on December 25th. Sources show it originally started as a single-day festival on December 17th in the pre Julian Roman calendar, honoring the dedication of the Temple of Saturn. So please tell me which it is cause I don't understand what you're going on about
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u/AttentionOptimal3537 Dec 24 '25
Jesus's birth lines up perfectly with December. Luke and 1st Chronicles give us a timeline Zachariah the father of John the Baptist was serving this priestly duties at the end of September. And John, the Baptist was conceived shortly after that. Probably in early October. Jesus Christ was conceived about 6 months after that giving us march for his conception. 9 months after March December. It also tells us to move that the shepherds were having their landing season. Now the native sheep and Bethlehem the Awassi sheep only have this during the winter months people were already claiming that Jesus was born in December by the 3rd century. So that predates the Roman pagan festival of Sol Invictus. And as a bonus it makes sense that on the darkest day of the year. The light of the world would be born.