Jézusszületés

Jézusszületés, which translates to "Jesus's birth" in Hungarian, refers to the Nativity of Jesus Christ, a central event in Christianity. This event marks the birth of Jesus, believed by Christians to be the Son of God, in Bethlehem. The Gospel accounts of Matthew and Luke in the New Testament describe the circumstances surrounding his birth.

According to these narratives, Jesus was born to the Virgin Mary in a stable, as there was no room for them in the inn. The birth was heralded by angels to shepherds, who then came to worship the infant Jesus. The Gospel of Matthew also recounts the visit of the Magi, or wise men, from the East, who followed a star to find and pay homage to the newborn king.

The celebration of Jézusszületés is a major Christian holiday, observed annually on December 25th as Christmas. This commemoration involves religious services, family gatherings, and gift-giving, all reflecting the significance of Jesus's birth as a divine intervention and the promise of salvation for humanity. The story of Jézusszületés is a cornerstone of Christian theology and a widely recognized cultural event globally.