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Dieser Beitrag ist Teil 4 von 42 in der Serie Weihnachten als Christ<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Was sagt die Bibel dar\u00fcber, wann Jesus geboren wurde?<\/h2>\n\n

In the Gospel of Luke, we find the most detailed account of Jesus' birth. Luke tells us that Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem for a census ordered by Caesar Augustus when Quirinius was governor of Syria (Luke 2:1-7). This historical context gives us a general timeframe not an exact date(Graham, 2014, p. 147). Luke also mentions that shepherds were watching their flocks by night when the angels announced Christ's birth (Luke 2:8-14). Some scholars suggest this could indicate a spring or summer birth, as shepherds typically didn't keep watch at night during winter months(Freed & Roberts, 2009). The narrative culminates in the significant moment when the angels proclaim peace and goodwill, emphasizing the importance of Jesus\u2019 arrival for humanity (Luke 2:14). This festive announcement not only highlights the joyous occasion but also raises the question of wo wurde Jesus geboren<\/a>, ein Detail, das von Christen auf der ganzen Welt gefeiert wird. Weitere Diskussionen \u00fcber die Geburt f\u00fchren oft zu einem Diskurs \u00fcber die Auswirkungen von Jesu bescheidenem Anfang in einer Krippe, was Hoffnung und Erl\u00f6sung f\u00fcr alle Menschen symbolisiert. Zudem besagt die Prophezeiung in Micha 5,1, dass der Messias in Bethlehem geboren werden w\u00fcrde, was mit der Erz\u00e4hlung bei Lukas \u00fcbereinstimmt. Dies bietet eine theologische Grundlage f\u00fcr den historischen Bericht und betont warum Jesus in Bethlehem geboren wurde<\/a>. Die Reise von Maria und Josef in diese Stadt, trotz der Herausforderungen, denen sie gegen\u00fcberstanden, unterstreicht die Erf\u00fcllung dieser Prophezeiung und die Bedeutung von Jesu bescheidenem Anfang.<\/p>\n\n

Matthew's Gospel provides additional context, mentioning that Jesus was born during the reign of King Herod (Matthew 2:1). This helps us narrow the timeframe, as Herod died in 4 BC. But it still doesn't give us a specific date(Graham, 2015, p. 33).<\/p>\n\n

It's important to remember, that the absence of a specific date in Scripture does not diminish the powerful truth of the Incarnation. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:14) \u2013 this is the heart of our faith, regardless of the exact day it occurred.<\/p>\n\n

I might observe that this lack of specificity allows each culture and community to embrace the celebration of Christ's birth in a way that is meaningful to them. It reminds us that God's love transcends time and cultural boundaries.<\/p>\n\n

Historically, we see that early Christians did not initially celebrate Christ's birth. Their focus was on His death and resurrection, the central mysteries of our faith. It was only later that the Church began to commemorate the Nativity, a development that reflects the growing understanding of the importance of the Incarnation in God's plan of salvation(The Oxford Handbook of Christmas, 2020).<\/p>\n\n

Warum wird der 25. Dezember als Geburtstag Jesu gefeiert?<\/h2>\n\n

The choice of December 25th as the date to celebrate our Lord's birth is a beautiful tapestry woven from historical, cultural, and theological threads. Let us explore this with open hearts and minds.<\/p>\n\n

Historically, we must acknowledge that the early Church did not initially celebrate Christ's birth. The focus was on His death and resurrection, the central mysteries of our faith. It wasn't until the 4th century that December 25th began to be widely recognized as the date for celebrating the Nativity(The Oxford Handbook of Christmas, 2020).<\/p>\n\n

One major factor in this choice was the existing Roman festival of Sol Invictus, the \"Unconquered Sun,\" which was celebrated on December 25th. This was the winter solstice in the Julian calendar, marking the gradual return of longer days(Allen, 1992, pp. S21\u2013S31). I might observe that the in its wisdom, recognized the deep human need to celebrate light in the midst of darkness. By associating Christ's birth with this date, the Church proclaimed Jesus as the true \"Light of the World\" (John 8:12).<\/p>\n\n

Theologically, there was also a beautiful symbolism in this date. Some early Church Fathers, drawing on Jewish tradition, believed that great prophets died on the same date they were conceived. Since March 25th was believed to be the date of Christ's crucifixion, they reasoned that it must also be the date of His conception. Counting forward nine months brings us to December 25th(Nothaft, 2011, pp. 283\u2013283).<\/p>\n\n

This date was not chosen because of any certainty about the historical date of Jesus' birth. Rather, it was a way to infuse existing cultural celebrations with powerful Christian meaning. I would encourage you to see in this a model for how we can engage with our own cultures, finding ways to illuminate them with the light of Christ.<\/p>\n\n

Psychologisch k\u00f6nnten wir auch betrachten, wie dieses Datum, das in vielen Kulturen nahe dem Jahresende liegt, eine Zeit der Reflexion und des Neuanfangs erm\u00f6glicht. Es l\u00e4dt uns ein, dar\u00fcber nachzudenken, wie wir Christus neu in unserem Leben und unserer Welt willkommen hei\u00dfen k\u00f6nnen.<\/p>\n\n

Let us remember that the exact date is less important than what we celebrate: the incredible mystery of God becoming human out of love for us. Whether we celebrate on December 25th or another date (as some Eastern Churches do), what matters most is that we open our hearts to the transforming power of Christ's birth(Kahveci, 2012, pp. 8\u201314).<\/p>\n\n

Welche historischen Beweise gibt es f\u00fcr das Geburtsdatum Jesu?<\/h2>\n\n

The Gospels, our primary sources for Jesus' life, do not provide a specific date. They do offer some contextual clues. Luke mentions a census under Quirinius, governor of Syria (Luke 2:1-2). Historical records indicate that Quirinius became governor around 6-7 AD. But this seems to conflict with Matthew's account, which places Jesus' birth during the reign of Herod the Great, who died in 4 BC(Graham, 2014, p. 147, 2015, p. 33).<\/p>\n\n

Some scholars have attempted to reconcile these accounts by suggesting an earlier, unrecorded census or questioning the precise dating of Herod's death. Others see these as separate traditions that cannot be harmonized historically. I must acknowledge these challenges I remind you that the historical precision of these details does not affect the powerful truth of the Incarnation.<\/p>\n\n

Astronomers have explored the possibility of the \"Star of Bethlehem\" providing a date. Various celestial events, such as planetary conjunctions or comets, have been proposed as explanations for this star. But none of these theories have provided conclusive evidence for a specific date(Steinmann, 2022).<\/p>\n\n

Archaeological evidence from the early Christian era doesn't provide direct information about Jesus' birth date. The earliest Christians didn't celebrate Jesus' birth; their focus was on His death and resurrection. It wasn't until the 4th century that December 25th became widely recognized as a celebration of the Nativity(The Oxford Handbook of Christmas, 2020).<\/p>\n\n

Psychologically we might reflect on why the exact date wasn't preserved by the early Church. Perhaps it speaks to the universal nature of Christ's mission \u2013 He came for all people, not tied to one specific moment in time.<\/p>\n\n

I would encourage you not to be discouraged by this lack of precise historical evidence. Remember, our faith is not based on the accuracy of a birth date on the reality of God's love made manifest in Christ. The Incarnation is a historical event it's also a ongoing mystery that transcends time.<\/p>\n\n

Was lehrten die fr\u00fchen Kirchenv\u00e4ter \u00fcber das Geburtsdatum Jesu?<\/h2>\n\n

The teachings of the early Church Fathers on the date of Jesus' birth reflect a vast web of theological reflection, cultural engagement, and spiritual insight. As we explore their thoughts, let us do so with reverence for their wisdom and an awareness of their historical context.<\/p>\n\n

The earliest Christian communities did not celebrate Christ's birth. Their focus was on His death and resurrection, the central mysteries of our faith. The commemoration of the Nativity developed gradually over the first few centuries of Christianity(The Oxford Handbook of Christmas, 2020).<\/p>\n\n

When the Church Fathers did begin to discuss the date of Christ's birth, they approached it not as a historical question as a theological and symbolic one. For example, Clement of Alexandria (c. 150-215 AD) mentioned several dates proposed for Christ's birth, including May 20 and April 20 or 21. He didn't argue for any particular date, suggesting that the exact timing was less important than the reality of the Incarnation(Nothaft, 2011, pp. 283\u2013283).<\/p>\n\n

A major development came in the 3rd and 4th centuries. Some Church Fathers, drawing on Jewish tradition, believed that great prophets died on the same date they were conceived. Since March 25th was believed to be the date of Christ's crucifixion, they reasoned that it must also be the date of His conception. Counting forward nine months brings us to December 25th(Nothaft, 2011, pp. 283\u2013283).<\/p>\n\n

This line of thinking is evident in the writings of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD), who wrote: \"For He is believed to have been conceived on the 25th of March, upon which day also He suffered\u2026 But He was born, according to tradition, upon December the 25th.\"<\/p>\n\n

It's fascinating to observe, Psychologically how these early Christians sought to integrate the mystery of Christ's birth into their understanding of salvation history. They saw cosmic significance in the timing of these events, reflecting a holistic worldview where every detail of creation was imbued with divine meaning.<\/p>\n\n

But not all Church Fathers agreed on this date. John Chrysostom (c. 347-407 AD) argued for December 25th based on the timing of Zechariah's temple service, as described in Luke's Gospel. Others, particularly in the Eastern favored January 6th, a date still used by some Orthodox churches(Nothaft, 2011, pp. 283\u2013283).<\/p>\n\n

Ich m\u00f6chte Sie ermutigen, in diesen vielf\u00e4ltigen Perspektiven eine Erinnerung an den Reichtum unserer Glaubenstradition zu sehen. Den Kirchenv\u00e4tern ging es nicht darum, ein historisches Datum festzulegen, sondern darum, das kraftvolle Mysterium der Menschwerdung zu verstehen und zu feiern.<\/p>\n\n

K\u00f6nnte Jesus in einer anderen Jahreszeit geboren worden sein, wie im Sommer oder Fr\u00fchling?<\/h2>\n\n

Historically the choice of December 25th as the date to celebrate Christ's birth was not based on any certainty about the actual date. As we've discussed, this date was chosen in the 4th century, likely influenced by existing pagan festivals and theological considerations(Allen, 1992, pp. S21\u2013S31; The Oxford Handbook of Christmas, 2020).<\/p>\n\n

Einige Gelehrte haben alternative Daten basierend auf verschiedenen Berechnungen und historischen Ereignissen vorgeschlagen. Zum Beispiel haben einige eine Verbindung mit dem j\u00fcdischen Laubh\u00fcttenfest vorgeschlagen, das normalerweise in den September oder Oktober f\u00e4llt. Andere haben auf astronomische Ereignisse geschaut, die den Stern von Bethlehem erkl\u00e4ren k\u00f6nnten, was zu Vorschl\u00e4gen in verschiedenen Jahreszeiten f\u00fchrte (Steinmann, 2022).<\/p>\n\n

I might observe that our attachment to a winter birth for Jesus often has more to do with cultural traditions and the powerful symbolism of light coming into darkness than with historical certainty. It's important to recognize how our cultural context shapes our understanding and imagination of biblical events.<\/p>\n\n

But I would encourage you not to become too fixated on determining the exact season of Christ's birth. The essence of the Incarnation \u2013 God becoming human out of love for us \u2013 remains true regardless of the time of year it occurred.<\/p>\n\n

Instead, let us consider what we can learn from contemplating Jesus' birth in different seasons. A spring birth might remind us of new life and hope. A summer birth could speak of abundance and the fullness of God's love. An autumn birth might evoke themes of harvest and thanksgiving for God's gifts.<\/p>\n\n

In the end, what matters most is not the season of Christ's historical birth how we allow the reality of the Incarnation to take root and flourish in our lives throughout all seasons. As Saint Paul reminds us, \"For you were once darkness now you are light in the Lord. Live as children of light\" (Ephesians 5:8).<\/p>\n\n

Wie wurde der 25. Dezember mit Weihnachten in Verbindung gebracht?<\/h2>\n\n

Die Verbindung des 25. Dezembers mit der Geburt unseres Herrn Jesus Christus hat eine komplexe Geschichte, die sowohl im Glauben als auch in der Kultur verwurzelt ist. Ich f\u00fchle mich berufen, diese Reise mit Ehrlichkeit und Weisheit zu beleuchten.<\/p>\n\n

In the early centuries of Christianity, our forebears did not celebrate Christ's birth. Their focus was on His glorious resurrection \u2013 the very essence of our salvation. It was not until the 4th century that December 25th emerged as the date for celebrating the Nativity(Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

Warum dieses Datum? Es gibt zwei Haupttheorien, die beide das weite Netz menschlicher Spiritualit\u00e4t und kultureller Anpassung widerspiegeln. Die erste legt nahe, dass fr\u00fche Christen den 25. Dezember w\u00e4hlten, um mit heidnischen Wintersonnenwendfesten zusammenzufallen, insbesondere dem r\u00f6mischen Fest Sol Invictus (der Unbesiegten Sonne). Durch die Annahme dieses Datums versuchten sie, Menschen zu Christus, dem wahren Licht der Welt, zu ziehen (Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

The second theory proposes a more theological calculation. Some early Christians believed that great prophets died on the same date they were conceived. They dated Jesus' death to March 25th, and thus calculated His conception \u2013 and therefore His birth \u2013 nine months later on December 25th(Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

It's important to recognize, that this process of choosing a date was not about historical accuracy about finding meaning and creating a shared celebration of our Savior's incarnation. The Church Fathers, in their wisdom, understood the human need for ritual and commemoration.<\/p>\n\n

Im Laufe der Jahrhunderte wurde der 25. Dezember in weiten Teilen der Christenheit fest als Weihnachten etabliert. Das Datum verbreitete sich mit der Ausdehnung des Christentums, obwohl einige Ostkirchen weiterhin am 6. Januar feierten (Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

Indem wir dieses Datum annehmen, beanspruchen wir keine historische Gewissheit, sondern nehmen an einer langen Tradition des Glaubens teil. Wir schlie\u00dfen uns unz\u00e4hligen Generationen an, indem wir diese Zeit beiseitelegen, um \u00fcber das Mysterium Gottes zu staunen, der Mensch wurde. Lassen Sie uns diese Feier mit Freude und Demut angehen und erkennen, dass die wahre Bedeutung nicht im pr\u00e4zisen Datum liegt, sondern in der ewigen Wahrheit von Immanuel \u2013 Gott mit uns.<\/p>\n\n

Gibt es in der Bibel Hinweise auf die Jahreszeit, in der Jesus geboren wurde?<\/h2>\n\n

Das Lukasevangelium erw\u00e4hnt ebenfalls die Volksz\u00e4hlung, die Maria und Josef nach Bethlehem f\u00fchrte. Einige Gelehrte haben spekuliert, dass eine solche Volksz\u00e4hlung eher nach der Erntezeit stattgefunden haben k\u00f6nnte, wenn das Reisen einfacher war. Doch wir m\u00fcssen bedenken, dass die Wege der Imperien nicht immer mit der Bequemlichkeit ihrer Untertanen \u00fcbereinstimmen (Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

Another intriguing clue comes from the story of John the Baptist's conception. The Gospel of Luke tells us that John's father, Zechariah, was serving in the temple when he received the news of Elizabeth's pregnancy. By calculating the priestly rotation and adding the months of Elizabeth's pregnancy and Mary's visit, some have attempted to deduce a time frame for Jesus' birth(Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

These clues are far from conclusive. The Gospels, in their divine wisdom, focus not on the precise date on the powerful significance of Christ's birth. They invite us to contemplate the miracle of the Incarnation rather than fixate on its timing.<\/p>\n\n

I urge you to approach these biblical hints with both curiosity and humility. They remind us that our Lord entered into the real, messy context of human history. Yet they also caution us against the temptation to reduce the infinite mystery of God's love to mere calculations.<\/p>\n\n

Was sagen Gelehrte und Historiker \u00fcber das wahrscheinliche Geburtsdatum Jesu?<\/h2>\n\n

Many scholars today believe that Jesus was likely born sometime between 6 and 4 BC. This conclusion stems from several historical considerations. We know from the Gospel of Matthew that Jesus was born during the reign of Herod the Great. Historical records indicate that Herod died in 4 BC, providing an latest possible date for Christ's birth(Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

Das Lukasevangelium erw\u00e4hnt eine Volksz\u00e4hlung, die von C\u00e4sar Augustus angeordnet wurde, als Quirinius Statthalter von Syrien war. Obwohl es einige Debatten \u00fcber die genaue Datierung dieser Volksz\u00e4hlung gibt, bietet sie einen weiteren historischen Ankerpunkt f\u00fcr Gelehrte (Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

Was die Jahreszeit betrifft, gibt es unter Forschern weniger Konsens. Einige Gelehrte, die den Bericht von den Hirten auf dem Feld beachten, schlagen eine Geburt im Fr\u00fchling oder Sommer vor. Andere, die verschiedene kulturelle und religi\u00f6se Faktoren ber\u00fccksichtigen, schlagen Daten im Herbst vor, insbesondere um das j\u00fcdische Laubh\u00fcttenfest herum (Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

It's important to recognize, that precise dating remains elusive. The Gospels themselves do not provide an exact date, focusing instead on the powerful meaning of Christ's coming. This reminds us that God's entrance into human history is not confined to a single moment has eternal significance.<\/p>\n\n

I urge you to see in this scholarly uncertainty an invitation to deeper faith. The lack of a definitive historical date reminds us that Christ's birth is not merely a past event a living reality that continues to transform our lives and our world.<\/p>\n\n

Let us also reflect on how this academic discussion mirrors our own spiritual journeys. Just as scholars piece together clues to understand Jesus' birth, we too are called to discern God's presence in the complexities of our lives. Sometimes the evidence seems clear; other times it requires patient searching and humble openness to mystery.<\/p>\n\n

Ob Jesus im Sommer oder Winter, im Jahr 6 v. Chr. oder 4 v. Chr. geboren wurde, die transformative Wahrheit bleibt: Gott wurde einer von uns aus Liebe zur gesamten Menschheit. Lassen Sie dies der Fokus unserer Betrachtung und die Quelle unserer Freude sein.<\/p>\n\n

Spielt es eine Rolle, wenn der 25. Dezember nicht der tats\u00e4chliche Geburtstag Jesu ist?<\/h2>\n\n

From a strictly historical perspective, the exact date of Jesus' birth may seem important. We live in an age that values precision and factual accuracy. Yet we must remember that the Gospels themselves do not provide us with this date. Their focus, inspired by the Holy Spirit, is on the powerful meaning of Christ's coming rather than its precise timing(Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

Was am meisten z\u00e4hlt, ist nicht das Kalenderdatum, sondern die ewige Wahrheit, dass das Wort Fleisch wurde und unter uns wohnte. Die Feier von Weihnachten am 25. Dezember ist eine wundersch\u00f6ne Tradition, die sich \u00fcber Jahrhunderte entwickelt hat und es der christlichen Gemeinschaft erm\u00f6glicht, in Freude und Staunen \u00fcber das Geheimnis der Menschwerdung zusammenzukommen (Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

This date serves as a powerful symbol, a time set apart for us to contemplate anew the astounding reality of God's love made manifest in the birth of Jesus. It provides a rhythm to our spiritual lives, a yearly reminder of the hope and transformation that Christ brings to our world.<\/p>\n\n

Die Tradition, am 25. Dezember zu feiern, verbindet uns mit unz\u00e4hligen Generationen von Gl\u00e4ubigen, die vor uns gegangen sind. Es ist ein Faden, der durch den Teppich der christlichen Geschichte gewebt ist und uns im Glauben \u00fcber Zeit und Raum hinweg vereint (Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

Menschen haben ein tiefes Bed\u00fcrfnis nach Ritualen und gemeinsamer Feier. Das feste Datum von Weihnachten erlaubt es uns, unsere Herzen vorzubereiten, in eine Zeit der Erwartung und Reflexion einzutreten und uns unseren Br\u00fcdern und Schwestern in einem gemeinschaftlichen Ausdruck von Glauben und Freude anzuschlie\u00dfen.<\/p>\n\n

Doch wir m\u00fcssen uns davor h\u00fcten, das Datum selbst zu einem G\u00f6tzen werden zu lassen. Unser Fokus sollte immer auf dem lebendigen Christus liegen, dessen Gegenwart nicht auf einen einzigen Tag beschr\u00e4nkt ist, sondern immer bei uns ist, wie Er versprochen hat.<\/p>\n\n

If historical research were to definitively prove a different birth date for Jesus, it would not diminish the spiritual significance of our Christmas celebration. The essence of this holy day is not about marking a historical anniversary about opening our hearts anew to the transformative power of God's love revealed in Christ.<\/p>\n\n

So, let us celebrate Christmas with joy and fervor, not because December 25th is necessarily the exact date of Christ's birth because it is the day the Church has set aside for us to marvel together at the wonder of the Incarnation. Let every Christmas be for us a new opportunity to welcome Christ into our hearts and lives, today and always.<\/p>\n\n

Welche Erkenntnisse lassen sich \u00fcber Marias Alter in Bezug auf den Zeitpunkt der Geburt Jesu gewinnen?<\/h2>

Gelehrte haben spekuliert \u00fcber Marias Alter bei der Kreuzigung<\/a> um ihre Lebensphasen w\u00e4hrend der pr\u00e4genden Jahre Jesu zu verstehen. Wenn sie bei seiner Geburt ein Teenager war, w\u00fcrde dies auf eine junge Mutterschaft hindeuten, was ihre Rolle bei der Erziehung Jesu und seinem sp\u00e4teren Dienst beeinflusst h\u00e4tte. Einblicke in ihr Alter bieten Kontext f\u00fcr ihre Beziehung w\u00e4hrend seines gesamten Lebens.<\/p>

Wie sollten Christen mit der Unsicherheit um das Geburtsdatum Jesu umgehen?<\/h2>\n\n

Wir m\u00fcssen uns daran erinnern, dass unser Glaube nicht auf einem spezifischen Kalenderdatum aufgebaut ist, sondern auf der lebendigen Person Jesu Christi. Die Kraft der Menschwerdung \u2013 Gott wird aus Liebe zu uns Mensch \u2013 transzendiert jeden bestimmten Moment in der Zeit. Es ist eine ewige Wahrheit, die Leben heute weiterhin ver\u00e4ndert (Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

I encourage you to see this uncertainty not as a challenge to faith as an invitation to deeper reflection. It reminds us that God's ways often surpass human understanding. Just as the Magi followed a star without knowing precisely where it would lead, we too are called to a journey of faith that embraces both seeking and trust(Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

Psychologically we might recognize that this uncertainty can actually enrich our spiritual lives. It prevents us from reducing the powerful mystery of Christ's birth to mere historical fact. Instead, it invites us to engage more fully with the meaning of the Incarnation, to ponder what it means for God to enter into human history and our personal stories(Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

Historically, we see that the early in its wisdom, chose to celebrate Christ's birth not based on calendar accuracy on spiritual significance. They sought to infuse meaning into the rhythms of human life and culture. We are heirs to this rich tradition, which calls us to find Christ's presence in all seasons and circumstances(Restad, 1995).<\/p>\n\n

As we approach this uncertainty, let us do so with a spirit of unity. Christians may hold different views on the likely time of Jesus' birth we are united in our joy at His coming. Let not debates about dates divide us rather let our shared wonder at the Incarnation bring us together(Preece, 1991).<\/p>\n\n

I urge you, to use this uncertainty as an opportunity for spiritual growth. Let it remind you to seek Christ's presence not just on Christmas Day every day. Let it inspire you to be like the shepherds, always ready to hear the good news of great joy, regardless of the hour or season.<\/p>\n\n

Schlie\u00dflich lassen Sie uns dieser Frage mit Demut und N\u00e4chstenliebe begegnen. Wir m\u00fcssen respektvoll gegen\u00fcber verschiedenen Traditionen und Interpretationen innerhalb der christlichen Familie sein. Einige m\u00f6gen tiefe Bedeutung darin finden, historische Details zu erforschen, w\u00e4hrend andere es vorziehen, sich ausschlie\u00dflich auf die spirituelle Bedeutung zu konzentrieren. Beide Ans\u00e4tze k\u00f6nnen g\u00fcltige Ausdrucksformen des Glaubens sein, wenn sie mit aufrichtigem Herzen verfolgt werden.<\/p>\n\n

In allen Dingen lassen Sie uns unsere Augen auf Jesus gerichtet halten, den Urheber und Vollender unseres Glaubens. Ob er im Winter oder Sommer geboren wurde, in einem Jahr, das wir genau bestimmen k\u00f6nnen oder nicht, die wesentliche Wahrheit bleibt: Christus ist gekommen, Christus ist auferstanden, Christus wird wiederkommen. Dies ist das Fundament unserer Hoffnung und die Quelle unserer Freude, heute und immer.<\/p>\n\n

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Dieser Beitrag ist Teil 4 von 42 in der Serie Weihnachten als Christ<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Die Bibel spezifiziert das Geburtsdatum Jesu nicht, hebt aber seine Bedeutung hervor. Der 25. 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