How do you know that Jesus was born in late September?

Question

I saw this posted as an answer to another question, that Jesus was born in late September. I had never heard that. How would anyone know when he was born?

Answer 1

Some years time falls in Month 2 and 3, next time month 3 and 4.
February/March count back six months from crucified.
January.
December.
November.
October.
September.
OR:
March/April
February.
January.
December.
November.
October.

Answer 2

Because if you study the feasts of the Lord you begin to see that everything God did and still does is done on one of the 7 feast days or Holy Days of God mentioned in the Word God. (not any of the man made ones though). John the Baptist was born on a specific holy day mentioned in the new testament and Jesus was born exactly 6 months after that. And the dates can be understood if you take a Jewish calendar and see what our calendar month (around October)corresponds with the Hebrew month. It's that simple. The exact day may be hard to pin point but the month is clear enough to show that Christmas is just one big lie!

Answer 3

I don't think anyone knows for sure. As a child, I was told the Jesus was most likely born in the spring since the shepherds had sheep and lambs. But again, this is all just tradition.

I suppose if someone could pinpoint when Rome was doing the census that year that we might have a clue... but that would involve us knowing for sure the exact year Jesus was born, and that isn't concretely known either.

Answer 4

we've not got finished documents from the era in question and there have been various distinctive callendars in use on the time all of which used "fudge aspects" making precise relationship very almost impossible. there have been censuses taken by employing Roman officers each 8 years or so. on occasion the censuses themsleves took various years to end. we've particularly time-honored a census could have befell ~6 advert. the previous you're able to have been ~3BC (there substitute into no year 0). New info seems to point out that Herod the large could have died in a million BC as a replace of four BC as maximum scholars had beforehand concept. So all the dates do look to function up. in certainty that the finished tale is extremely murky and we actually won't be able to be certain the story independently of Scripture. yet by employing the comparable token the anti-Christians won't be able to DISPROVE it the two. Given the incontrovertible fact that the Gospel of St. Luke is stimulated by employing the Holy Spirit and as a result infallible and inerrant, i could be susceptible to furnish it the earnings of the doubt subsequently.

Answer 5

Jesus was not born late december nor 25th day of december and the Bible there is no where u can find that so how in the hell have we as a people find a birthdate at any time that dont make sense if u read the bible u'll kno

Answer 6

in luke 1 v05 zacharis served the course of abia this is june18th
to 23 . jhon babtis was conceved june 25 6mo.later JESUS
was concevied borned sep.29

Answer 7

Not September, but rather it was probobly October....(our calendar)...The proof you look for is simple....in the Area around Bethlehem December is too cold and rainy for shepherds to be staying outside at night with their flocks. One scripture in Ezra (Ez 10:13) talks about that very time of the year and says "it is not possible to stand outside" because of the season. Another scripture in Jeremiah shows even inside they needed fires (braziers) (Jerimiah 36:22) during mid- December.

The Bible's account of the birth of Jesus clearly shows the shepherds were outside with their flocks at night. (Luke 2:8-12).

The Bible shows Jesus was 30 when he began his ministry and his ministry lasted 3.5 years...you can count backwards somewhat....that said...
The Bible does not shed much light on the timing of Jesus' birth....it is not important.....he commanded us to commemorate his death not his birth. For now we won't even talk about the pagan origin of the december celebrations

Answer 8

No one knows. Scholars have narrowed the date to between May - June, not September (that Ive heard), due to the position of the stars in the heavens and the description of fruits being brought as gifts...

Answer 9

It has also been speculated that he was born on October 10, the the day of atonement.

Answer 10

I do not believe that assertion of September.
Figure it this way;
The day Zacharias was told of John the Baptist was the day of Atonement (Luke 1).
Then add six months for his wife' pregnancy before she was visited by Mary. Add 9 months (our Gregorian months not the shorter Jewish months), and one will get his birth around Mid-Late December.