Not to my knowledge, no. I remember some mention of shepherds around Jesus' birth, but the canonical gospels talk about three magi, don't they?
No, the canonical gospels make no mention of a specific number of wise men/magi. As for shepherds, yes, shepherds are mentioned, but also no specific number or implied number of shepherds.
I'm confused by your phrasing. The canon of Hebrews? Can you say exactly which book you are asking me about? I can't tell if you're thinking about Paul's letter to the Hebrews or the gospel which I mentioned.
I am sorry for the confusion. I meant to say "the gospel of Hebrews," not "the canon of Hebrews." My bad. I am referring to the gospel of Hebrews that you referenced. To my knowledge, it does not contain any reference to three shepherds visiting Jesus. If you have a reference from that Gospel, or any other, canonical, deuterocanonical, or otherwise, please provide it.
In a quick googling, I can't find searchable text of the Gospel of the Hebrews. I'll look again when I have a minute, or you could do the research yourself. It's very easy to find articles and references using common search engines.
I already searched for it. As I've mentioned before, I'm pretty adept at googling or using a variety of other search engines. You are the one making the assertion, for which I cannot find any evidence. In order for it to be "very easy to find articles" which support your assertion, they must actually exist. And then, from there, of course, they must be credible. As I'm sure you know, misinformation abounds online!
No, not my assertion. You may have me confused with someone else or perhaps you misread one of my messages. .
In post #247, you said that the story of Jesus parallels that of other stories of other godmen in response to a statement by FallingBlood.
Sure I have. Virgin birth, visited by 3 shepherds at his birth, crucified, resurrected, etc.
Your words.