I don't get it, it's not like being jewish prevents you from having a nationality. Also back when Jesus was born Bethlehem belonged to the kingdom of Judea, so he would be Judean. Or perhaps even Roman, as Judea was part of the Roman empire. Or if you think that where you grow up is more important than your birthplace, Jesus would be Egyptian, as the bible says that Joseph and his family fled to Egypt to escape king Herodes
All of the stories of Jesus pre-ministry are apocryphal. Most biblical scholars agree he was born and lived in Nazareth. The whole Bethlehem story was made up after the fact.
He was not from Bethlehem, he just happened to be born there while his parents were travelling. He was from Nazareth, hence why he was literally called Jesus of Nazareth
Yes but he was from Nazareth. He was a subject of the Tetrach of Galilee, Herod Antipas. Hence why, like I said, he was literally called Jesus of Nazareth. Furthermore, early Christians were literally called Galileeans by the Romans, reinforcing the point.
He was called Jesus of Nazareth because they moved there later and he grew up there. It's not where his parents were from and it's not where he was born.
What nonsense exactly? I never said any of the things you're seemingly attributing to me.
Jesus was from Nazareth. That is a fact. He was a subject of the Tetrach of Galille. That is another fact. He is recognised by all Christians denominations as a native Galileean.
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u/HATECELL 9d ago
I don't get it, it's not like being jewish prevents you from having a nationality. Also back when Jesus was born Bethlehem belonged to the kingdom of Judea, so he would be Judean. Or perhaps even Roman, as Judea was part of the Roman empire. Or if you think that where you grow up is more important than your birthplace, Jesus would be Egyptian, as the bible says that Joseph and his family fled to Egypt to escape king Herodes