Luke 2:4-7 So Joseph also walked back up from the Galilee district, from out of the town of Nazareth, into the Judean district, into a town of David which is normally being called Bethlehem – because of the fact of his being from out of the house and lineage (ancestry) of David

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ⁴ So Joseph also walked back up from the Galilee [district], from out of [the] town of Nazareth, into the Judean [district], into a town of David which is normally being called Bethlehem – because of the [fact of] his being from out of the house and lineage (ancestry) of David – ⁵ to register himself for the public record, together with Mary (Miriam), the woman having been promised in marriage (espoused; engaged) to him – she continuing being pregnant. ⁶ Now it happened, during their being there, [that] the days for her to give birth were fulfilled. ⁷ And she gave birth to her Son, the firstborn, and then she wrapped Him in long strips of swathing cloth and made Him lie back in a manger (feeding trough), because there was not a place for them in the public lodging place (a shelter for travelers to be loosing-down; a caravansary; an inn).