Birth of Jesus Christ

Matthew 1:18a NIV
‘This is how the birth of Jesus the Messiah came about:’

Jesus was born in a stable, in Bethlehem, town of David.
Jesus’ parents were Mary (a virgin) and Joseph, and Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit.
Jesus’ parents were living in Nazareth at the time, but had to travel to Bethlehem for the census that was being taken.
Mary wrapped Jesus in cloth and placed him in a manger since there was no more space in the inn.
A heavenly host of angels appeared to shepherds and told them the good news of the birth, so they rushed off to find Jesus in the manger.

On the 8th day, the boy was named Jesus, as foretold.
A king named King Herod tried to kill baby Jesus, since Jesus was considered as a ‘king’ and therefore a threat, so Jesus’ family fled to Egypt.
Some magi, or wise men, followed a bright star to the birth place of Jesus.
The magi gave Jesus three presents of frankincense, gold and myrrh.
Jesus was referred to as ‘King’, ‘Messiah’, ‘LORD’, ‘Saviour’ and ‘Christ’ on the occasion of his birth.