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Where was Jesus born?
It is popularly believed that Jesus was born in Bethlehem (see
map). Paragraph 014 in This Good Riddle
nevertheless shows that Jesus was instead from Nazareth which is in Galilee (see
map).
The religious leaders of Jerusalem (the Pharisees, the Sadducees, the priests,
the elders,
and the scribes) therefore discriminated against him and all of his apostles who
were also from Galilee (see paragraph 124).
Among other reasons, the religious leaders discriminated because Galilee was inhabited by people who had migrated
eastward from the coast of the Mediterranean, and were therefore not considered by the religious leaders
to be "children of Abraham". That
they were not children of Abraham, in the sense of DNA, is succinctly stated in paragraph 003 of This Good Riddle
by means of the phrase "Galilee of the Gentiles". (For a summary of how this situation came
into existence,
please see the history of Judah.)
Additional Comment:
The word "Bethlehem" means "house of bread". The
figurative "house of bread" is not necessarily located in the literal "house of
bread". So, although Jesus-Holy Ghost will surely re-enter the Earth at the "house of
bread", as mentioned in paragraph paragraph 001,
Jesus-Holy Ghost might re-enter the Earth at the figurative "house of bread" instead of
at
the literal "house of bread". So it might be futile to install webcams around the perimeter of Bethlehem,
Israel in order to observe the arrival of Jesus-Holy
Ghost to the "house of bread".
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