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Resumen
- El cumpleaños real de Jesús sigue siendo incierto y no hay evidencia concreta que respalde la afirmación de que nació en abril.
- Las primeras tradiciones cristianas no se centraban en celebrar el nacimiento de Jesús, sino más bien en su muerte y resurrección.
- Algunos creen que Jesús nació en abril basándose en las tradiciones judías, la estación y la mención de pastores en el campo durante la primavera en Lucas 2:8.
- La profecía de la muerte de Jesús en Daniel sugiere que nació entre el verano y el otoño, situando su nacimiento fuera de los meses de invierno.
- La fecha de nacimiento en diciembre comúnmente asociada con la Navidad no tiene respaldo bíblico. Se cuestiona debido a la impracticabilidad de que los pastores estuvieran en el campo durante el invierno y la dificultad de un nacimiento en un pesebre en clima frío.
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Lucas 1
Luke 1:5
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