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   Note the false uninformed logic about 1st century birthdays.   
      
   >10) No date given on Jesus birth. Some think 4 B.C.E.   
      
   And this is relevant exactly how concerning jewish birthdays?   
      
   >11) After astrologers and sorerers and shepherds visit Jesus, NO ONE   
   >ELSE in Bible ever celebrated his birth. Is the Bible trying to tell   
   >us something?   
      
   Smile; the absence of a mention in the NT doesn't mean it was not   
   observed.  Here is how it was used and why Christ observed life events   
   based on birth; think of going up to the temple with his parents at a   
   certain age:   
      
   The jw vatican has no scholors of 1st century palisten culture.  With that   
   kind of ignorance any idea can be suggested, ignorance is bliss, no?   
      
   BIRTHDAY - JewishEncyclopedia.com   
      
   https://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/3322-birthday>   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)