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You are free to believe as you wish.That is speculation... A very Greek idea. Certainly not Jewish.
The flesh of the world was born of Satan so Jesus, the name of the flesh isn't his true created existence.
Complete nonsense.It wouldn't matter if the flesh named Jesus was married to another flesh of man named Mary. It's the spirit of God that He spoke to God's chosen believers.
John 6
63: It is the spirit that gives life, the flesh is of no avail; the words that I have spoken to you are spirit and life.
Matt. 19:11-2Sex is not forbidden by the law of God. In fact it is blessed. Sex within the confines of marriage is NOT sin. Jesus would NOT have sinned had he been married and had sex. Saying sex is sin is to ascribe laws to God that were never spoken by Him.
No he was not married.What would be the theological implications if Jesus were married to Mary Magdalene prior to his crucifixion? The gospels have her going to the tomb to prepare the body, which function was reserved for family.
Just curious. Serious responses only please.
This question has been around for years, mostly to throw confusion into the ranks of Christians. It is the result of theological extrapolation meant to cast doubt on Jesus as the Son of God. While Christ was True God & True Man, His purpose here was to fulfill the Lord's Word to Adam. Nothing more. Christ Himself said as much in His prayer to God the Father in the Garden of Gethsemane. He also told Thomas this in answer to the question Thomas raised about where Christ was going. We have St. John 14:5-7 on this, quite possibly the most powerful declaration in all Scripture. Here Christ gave Himself three names; Way, Truth and Life. He further stated that no one may come to God the Father except through Him. There is no equivalent declaration of this magnitude in any other religious tradition of any international stature whatsoever in all human history. Jesus knew what was ahead for Him and like any man, He dreaded what He knew He would have to go through in order to fulfill the Word of the Father. And He knew that He was the perfect Man to whom all humanity could appeal for the forgiveness of sins.What would be the theological implications if Jesus were married to Mary Magdalene prior to his crucifixion? The gospels have her going to the tomb to prepare the body, which function was reserved for family.
Just curious. Serious responses only please.
What would be the theological implications if Jesus were married to Mary Magdalene prior to his crucifixion? The gospels have her going to the tomb to prepare the body, which function was reserved for family.
Just curious. Serious responses only please.