This article strongly indicates Luke 2:2 accurately refers to a historical person called Quirinius who was governor of Syria at the time of Christ's birth.

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The Magi Arrive Jesus was born during the reign of Herod the Great (35 B.C. to 1 B.C) in Judea and while Quirinius was governor in Syria (3-2 B.C. and A.D. 6-9). Now after Jesus was born …

Verse 2 constrains the dates of Christ’s birth since it is most likely that Quirinius, governor of Syria, reigned between 3 to 2 B.C. or between 6 to 9 A.D. This means the time of Christ’s birth …

Why was Jesus Christ born into the world? Was Jesus born on December 25? — Testimony of Historians When was Publius Quirinius governor of Syria? – Census in Luke 2:2 Is Isaiah 7:14 …

It gives us the names of the Roman emperor Caesar Augustus, Tiberius Caesar, a Roman governor named Quirinius, Herod the Tetrarch, Philip the Tetrarch, Lysanias the Tetrarch, and …

Now what is important about Quirinius is that the dates of his governorship help us better understand when Jesus was actually born. Now there is some confusion about the time …

Actually, it should read “enrollment.” The New American Standard says “census.” It was really an enrollment or a registry. It was “taken of all the inhabited earth.” That is, the Roman empire. …