Nativity

The nativity, Martin Schongauer, 1470 AD. The Nativity refers to the accounts of Jesus birth in the Bible. The New Testament provides two versions of the Nativity: the first in the gospel of Matthew and the second in the Gospel of Luke. The gospel of Matthew reports that Mary and her husband Joseph were traveling to Bethlehem to register in the Census of Quirinius. After failing to secure a room in the local inn, the couple found refuge in a manger, where Mary gave birth to Jesus

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1470 Bethlehem Enhancement Manger Nativity Schongauer

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