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Jesus was not born on December 25th. Shepherds would not have been grazing their flocks at that time of the year in Bethlehem. The tradition of gifts was a part of the ceremony because the Magi (assumed to be Zoroastrian priests) brought gifts. Best guess is that Jesus was born between May and October (when shepherds would have been in that area grazing) and some year between 4 and 6 BCE.
Well well egg head is repaeting a lie or a myth. Hey, egg you ever work on a farm and raise sheep? I HAVE nasty creatures' pain in the ass to sheer and care for . We used a Australian Shepard to watch them ,
Any way yes you could graze sheep there in December .
Check it out and learn something egg head , do you get tired of me correcting your egg head mistakes and lack of knowledge.
That must burn your ass a hill Billy with a Ged and had to quit school to help care for my family members and you call illiterate is constantly proving you wrong.
Sheep are hearty beast and are well able to withstand the cold , second, they are a bit like goats ,Grasses, plants, legumes, and forbs
Sheep are strict herbivores and primarily eat grasses, plants, legumes, and forbs123. They can survive on pasture grass, especially ryegrass and timothy, throughout the warmer months1. In addition to grass, sheep can eat hay, some vegetables, bark of small trees, shrubs, weeds, pelleted feeds, and grains4. On average, sheep eat around 2-4% of their body weight per day.
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Now before you triggered any worse than you are , read this

Jesus' December Birth & Grazing Sheep In Bethlehem Jesus' December Birth & Grazing Sheep In Bethlehem
Is a December 25th Birthdate of Jesus Impossible or Unlikely Because Sheep Can't Take the Cold? One common polemical argument against a December birthdate Sheep (having wool coats) can easily endure winter cold. They are grazed in the winter (including at Bethlehem). The average low temperature...

Again No need to thank me for correcting you needed its all my pleasure.
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