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Question 159, from Helen P, United Kingdom Christmas cards and nativity scenes depict Mary and Joseph being turned away from Inn and seeking sanctuary in a stable, but I was told that Mary and Joseph stayed with family' and were downstairs with the animals which was quite normal for that time. Which is right? One problem with harmonising the two nativity stories in Matthew and Luke is that there seems to be some disagreement over ...
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