I believe I've read in your earlier posts that you believe Jesus was born during the Feast of Tabernacles. Observant Jews were required to participate in this festival. From what I've read, the Gospels make no mention of Mary and Joseph attempting to celebrate Sukkot while on their way to Bethlehem to take part in Herod's census.
You make a good point. What I've been asking myself is, why isn't there at least some mention of definitive times/places/events/etc that would help create proper/unquestionable time-lines of the birth/death events recorded in the new testament?
IMO, they seem to have been meticulously scrubbed and evidence destroyed. Why else would all of the original Hebrew scriptures go missing but to remove evidence? Perhaps original texts still exist and remain to be uncovered in the near future, hopefully shedding light on when certain events actually did occur.
There or other means such as astrological timing and prophecy from the Torah which is the most faithful record of scripture we have.
I made the declaration that Jesus was born on Tishria 15, 3999 to spark discussion. So far, you make only the second Freeper to comment on it. :)
It's just one of the most common dates referred to by a number who've studied it. Layae, Rood, ...
A number of us have been quarreling over the death and resurrection, events detailed with a great wealth of scripture compared with the birth, at this other thread: Jonah Code & 70 Weeks of Daniel Full Disk 1 of 5 by Michael Rood. We're having trouble agreeing but hopefully all learning much more in the process. ;)