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| "[[Jesus]] was born at [[Nazareth]], a small town of [[Galilee]], which before his time had no celebrity. All his life he was designated by the name of "the Nazarene," and it is only by a rather embarrassed and round-about way, that, in the legends respecting him, he is made to be born at [[Bethlehem]]. We shall see later the motive for this supposition, and how it was the necessary consequence of the [[Messianic]] character attributed to Jesus. The precise date of his birth is unknown. It took place under the reign of [[Augustus]], about the Roman year 750, probably some years before the year 1 of that era which all civilized people date from the day on which he was born."--''[[Life_of_Jesus|The Life of Jesus]]'' (1863) by Ernest Renan | "[[Jesus]] was born at [[Nazareth]], a small town of [[Galilee]], which before his time had no celebrity. All his life he was designated by the name of "the Nazarene," and it is only by a rather embarrassed and round-about way, that, in the legends respecting him, he is made to be born at [[Bethlehem]]. We shall see later the motive for this supposition, and how it was the necessary consequence of the [[Messianic]] character attributed to Jesus. The precise date of his birth is unknown. It took place under the reign of [[Augustus]], about the Roman year 750, probably some years before the year 1 of that era which all civilized people date from the day on which he was born."--''[[Life_of_Jesus|The Life of Jesus]]'' (1863) by Ernest Renan | ||
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"Jesus was born at Nazareth, a small town of Galilee, which before his time had no celebrity. All his life he was designated by the name of "the Nazarene," and it is only by a rather embarrassed and round-about way, that, in the legends respecting him, he is made to be born at Bethlehem. We shall see later the motive for this supposition, and how it was the necessary consequence of the Messianic character attributed to Jesus. The precise date of his birth is unknown. It took place under the reign of Augustus, about the Roman year 750, probably some years before the year 1 of that era which all civilized people date from the day on which he was born."--The Life of Jesus (1863) by Ernest Renan |
Illustration: Triumph of Christianity (detail) by Tommaso Laureti (1530-1602.)
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Jesus Christ (6–4 BC to 30–33 AD), also called Jesus of Nazareth, is the central figure in Christianity.
According to the New Testament, Jesus is the Son of God who served a ministry in Galilee and Judaea and was ultimately crucified in Jerusalem by order of the Roman governor Pontius Pilate before rising from the dead three days later.
See also
- Outline of Jesus
- Jesuism
- Jesus in comparative mythology
- Jesus in the Talmud
- Last Adam
- List of books about Jesus
- List of founders of religious traditions
- List of messiah claimants
- List of people claimed to be Jesus
- List of people who have been considered deities
- Sexuality of Jesus
- Depiction of Jesus
