Nativity

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In Christian scripture and tradition, Jesus Christ's nativity marks a pivotal moment - his earthly entrance as fully divine and human son of God. Typically occurring at or around December 25th each year, Jesus' birth celebrates this profound convergence in one perfect being, bringing divine nature into tangible flesh for the sake of redemption. As recorded in biblical accounts by early Christians, such as Matthew's and Luke's gospels, Joseph - an ordinary Jewish man initially tasked with raising Mary as a husband after becoming her betrothed through his promise of marriage prior to consummation. Following divine appearances from God both via angels to both Joseph and an individualized appearance before the priest Zachariah about six months ahead for his future son John's miraculous conceptions by Mary - the sacred birth plan unfolds without the physical consummation having occurred within their mutually arranged nuptials in Jerusalem; they instead proceed as married under the provisions set forth within Torah that governed those types of unions, fulfilling biblical prophecy by not physically initiating cohabitation after Joseph was apprised of God's plans for Jesus' life. Jesus grew and thrived up to the point of an early public announcement by a group consisting solely of adult men outside Nazareth on the eve of Jesus's formal call to service that he has grown up to mature manhood; he is identified by prophets and teachers at Nazareth as God's 'Son,' thus announcing a change for everyone associated with his destiny, marking it irreversible. On account of his divine origin as 'born of virgin', his lineage can never be traced back any farther. This reality implies both Jesus and God - being divine are now co-present among mortal humanity; the latter providing guidance and inspiration by revelation. Through prophetic statements, divine confirmation is secured at His coming: The foreboding announcement for Mary; an early prophecy made long ago to an unknown individual from Abraham's extended family that his male descendants shall be chosen through Abraham in future times. These allusions illustrate why it is necessary that every soul within Jesus' reach experience rebirth into the new order after spiritual 'enlightenment' by God so they too can obtain forgiveness of personal wrongdoing - an action resulting solely because their lives have become forever interconnected.