Israel.
No! Jerusalem is home to Jews, Christians, Muslims, and I'm sure some Atheists live there as well.
The wise men did not skirt Jerusalem. They came into Jerusalem to find out where the King of the Jews was born and after talking to Herod (the Great) they left Jerusalem and travelled to Bethlehem. Then we are told that after they left Bethlehem they took another route home. There were no doubt many small roads that went around Jerusalem.
the country is jerusalem
Jerusalem certainly has holy sites of the three major monotheistic religions and adherents of those religions living within its walls, but depending on how "home" is defined, this may or may not qualify. The leadership of all Christian Churches and all Islamic Mosques in Jerusalem are governed by councils operating outside of Jerusalem, so the homes of those religions can be as far away as Rome, Addis Ababa, or Mecca. Based on that, only Judaism has its home and central apparatus in Jerusalem. Other religions have a presence and wonderful sites, but not a home, even if the people of those religions have made Jerusalem their home.
Yes, Jerusalem and Israel is where Christ lived, taught and died.
idk but whats with all the Jerusalem questions? -.- also im not doin ur home work so dont be posten this stuff
islam, chistianity, judaism
because they were being persecuted in their home countries.
Joseph was probably born in Nazareth although his ancestral home was Bethlehem.
Jerusalem was originally used as fortress-capital of the Jebusites. According to the Bible, David established it as the capital of the United Kingdom of Israel. It remained the capital of Judah during both periods of Jewish home rule. In 1949, the Modern State of Israel built up Western Jerusalem as its capital. Following the Unification of Jerusalem in the Six Day War, Israel considers the whole of Jerusalem to be its capital.
They returned home directly instead of stopping by Jerusalem as Harod the Great had asked.