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PuckSR t1_iz6u3m7 wrote

Reply to comment by herbw in TIL "The Twelve Days of Christmas" STARTS on Christmas Day, and ends of January 5th (Three Kings Day). by HauntedHippie

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius#%3A%7E%3Atext%3DThe_Census_of_Quirinius_was%2Cwho_died_in_4_BCE%29.?wprov=sfla1

We literally have his tombstone which records the census chief

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herbw t1_iz7l66j wrote

sorry for the times of ca. bc 10 to bout AD 10 there is NO list of
quirinius, nor Pontius pilate, that I can see.

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PuckSR t1_iz7n5kc wrote

Did you see the picture of the big rock?

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herbw t1_iz7qakg wrote

Only the shots in movie, Disneyland orlando. Was all CGI, too.

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PuckSR t1_iz7trvi wrote

Oh, you're a troll. That explains a lot

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herbw t1_iz7m1f6 wrote

Those, sadly are all estimates but not dates known.

Quirinius I see no dates for him either. Pontius pilatus nothing. do you have somethin less than an encyclopedic text which do NOT have the time for to go thru.

We do NOT have any dates from birth of Jeshua at all .Nor do we know Quirinius' because i refuse to go thru centuries of listings.

what is date of Quirinius, please? but far as I could tell, we have NO dates of the censuses, either, because we do NOT have maps for which places in Romans times those would be listed in. was it nazareth, or bethlehem? Those are not shown.

If you can cite specifics instead of encyclopediasl,then we can discuss it.

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PuckSR t1_iz7n3mx wrote

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius#/media/File%3AIscrizione_funeraria_di_Quinto_Emilio_Secondo%2C_seconda_met%C3%A0_del_I_sec._d.C..JPG

I didn't cite an encyclopedia chief. I linked to the encyclopedia because it literally has the tombstone of a soldier who served under Quirinius during the census

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herbw t1_iz7qeyk wrote

what page and year was that? please.

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PuckSR t1_iz7szpg wrote

What page on the stone tablet?

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