A Stone Trough for Water

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"I brought the holy family, right? And I brought a little clay stone manger that and that's what a manger would look like right there," he says. "It would be a stone trough and it was for water because while you could graze your donkeys or your sheep or whatever, they couldn't put their neck down the well to drink." The shepherds are told: There must be a lot of babies in Bethlehem. Look for one in a water trough and that'll be the one. That an amazing story.

Are there parallels between Jesus’s birth in a cave, resting in a stone manger, his burial in a tomb, and his resting place on a stone? Dr. Jeffrey Chadwick explores the possibilities of census, housing, and manger traditions in the ancient Levant.

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