The journey of Mary and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem is traditionally estimated to have taken about four to seven days, depending on their pace and the route they took. The distance is roughly 70 to 90 miles, and they likely traveled on foot, which would have been challenging given Mary's advanced pregnancy. The exact duration is not specified in the biblical texts, but this timeframe is based on historical and geographical considerations.
If, as Luke's Gospel says, Joseph and Mary travelled from Nazareth to Bethlehem where Jesus was born, they both walked all the way. As a poor village carpenter, Joseph could not have afforded to own or even hire a donkey. Their extreme poverty is demonstrated in Luke 2:24, when they sacrificed two doves instead of the usual lamb, a concession permitted only the very poorest. Even if they knew someone of outstanding generosity, no one would have lent them a donkey, with the serious possibility that Joseph and Mary would not have survived the long and arduous journey to and from Bethlehem.Although the Gospel does not say, the only plausible answer in the context of Luke's Gospel is that Joseph and Mary both walked, even on the return journey when they carried Jesus.
The cast of The Long Walk Back - 2013 includes: Mary Goba as Creep
Count to zero, say 859,722 Hail Mary's, and then tell him to take a long walk off a short pier.
depends on how fast you walk
if you started at miami it would be 490 hours
about how long would it take to walk from east Texas coast to Mexico citey
It depends on the speed at which you walk, and how long you can sustain that speed.
half a second if you walk fast
The answer will depend on the speed at which you walk.
Depends how fast you can walk.
It depends on how fast you walk.
it depends how fast you walk