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However, again, for reasons explained, in Gal. 1:18-19 it's Peter and James of the twelve apostles whom Paul is speaking of. Therefore, the flaw lies in the argument that James in Matt. 13:55/Mk. 6:3 was Jesus's sibling, and that he and the apostle James in Gal. 1:19 of the twelve were the same...

None, because the Truth of this matter is in harmony with the scriptures, but rather it's your and other's interpretations that isn't.

That's a lie. Again, you said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called the cousin of Mary of Joseph. The reason I referred to Mary as "Mary of Joseph" was so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36...

As I noted in the opening post, my proving Jesus's brothers Joseph, Simon, James, and Judas (Jude/Thaddeus) were His cousins in itself doesn't prove Mary is a perpetual Virgin, though there's reasons that show She is, which is why I've never assumed that about Her. I never said Matt. 1:25...

That's a lie. Again, you said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called the cousin of Mary of Joseph. The reason I referred to Mary as "Mary of Joseph" was so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36...

You keep refusing to address my latest replies, so I'm going to keep re-posting them until you do, if ever.

Again, you said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called the cousin of Mary of Joseph. The reason I referred to Mary as "Mary of Joseph" was so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36 was called the...

Again, you said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called the cousin of Mary of Joseph. The reason I referred to Mary as "Mary of Joseph" was so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36 was called the...

True, it's your interpretation on this topic that isn't in harmony with it.

Again, you said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called the cousin of Mary of Joseph. The reason I referred to Mary as "Mary of Joseph" was so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36 was called the...

This thread is directed at those who claim the following: (i) that Joseph, Simon, James, and Judas (Jude/Thaddeus) in Matt: 13:55/Mk. 6:3 were Jesus's siblings, and (ii) that James in Matt: 13:55/Mk. 6:3 and James in Gal. 1:19 were the same person In Gal. 1:18-19, it's indicated by Paul that...

It doesn't say siblings either. Since when do only Koine Greek words that have the specific familial definition "cousin" have to be used to refer to a cousin, and not also words that have the broader familial definition "kinsman, or relative", which can and have been used to refer to various...

Again, you said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called Mary of Joseph's cousin. I referred to Mary as "Mary of Joseph" so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36 was Mary's cousin, as there are...

Jesus's brothers speaking in Jn. 7:3-4 were two of His four cousins, Joseph and Simon of Alphaeus, who at that time were unbelievers, though they later came to believe. (The Poem of the Man-God: Vol. IV, ch. 476, pp. 249-253)

Incorrect. You said "...Mary's cousin Elizabeth", which is why I said you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called Mary's cousin. Now, there's more than one word in Koine Greek that can be used to refer to a cousin, such as "ἀνεψιός" (ἀνεψιός anepsios), which has a specific familial...

I only said "Mary of Joseph" so people knew which Mary you were referring to when you claimed Elizabeth in 1:36 was called Mary's cousin. Anyway, again, you claim that Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was called Mary's cousin. Now, there's more than one word in Koine Greek that can be used to refer to a...

You claim that only the Koine Greek word with the definition "cousin", such as "ἀνεψιός" (ἀνεψιός anepsios), wouldve've been used to refer to a cousin. You claim Elizabeth in Lk. 1:36 was Mary of Joseph's cousin, yet Elizabeth wasn't called "ἀνεψιός" (ἀνεψιός anepsios), meaning specifically "a...

Actually, no Christian is celebrating the pagan/druidic holiday known as Samhaim. The closest thing most Christians are celebrating on October 31st is commercialized holiday and the feast days of All Saints Day on November 1st, and All Souls Day on November 2nd. Other than those, October 31st...

Do you think you live in 2023 AD or 123 AD? So, go and take your chances proselytizing to those people because apparently they need you to explain this stuff to them, but Christians celebrate Halloween in a different way not theirs.

Have you seen any druids dressed up as the avengers lately demanding a sacrifice, threatening to unleash evil spirits, as all the other children dressed up as their favorite Disney princess are running around at the same time asking for candy?