History of Cristo

We can say "manger" but a "stable"? The majority about us knows the history of Jesus' birth very well. Maria and Jose travelled from Nazareth to Belém and were something like "removed ones" for the administrator of the put one. They took then I shelter in a stable where it is said that Jesus was born and was put in a manger. An oral tradition between some members of the church of the first century was affirming that Jesus had born in a cave near to Belém's settlement.

The history of Jesus' birth reports detailed in San Lucas chapter 2. The apostle Lucas never does any reference to any innkeeper, a cave, ó stable, but rather to a house!

I permit to suggest that the place where Jesus divided the bread was similar to the site where it was born in Belém. Maria Jose they came to the people in the proximeras of the childbirth. On having come to the house of the relatives of Jose the place already was full surely for other relatives who had come very much before that they. The reason for which for treating itself about a pregnant woman they gave to them certain consideration is not mentioned directly in the Bíblia but it indicates that the people of the site gave major priority to other already lodged members.