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I never heard this.
Mary's parents are mentioned in some post Apostolic writings.
Where does it talk about Joanna?
I have every apocryphal book at home.
I can't remember ever reading about this.
Thanks.
Mary's parents are mentioned in some post Apostolic writings.
Where does it talk about Joanna?
I have every apocryphal book at home.
I can't remember ever reading about this.
Thanks.
I will agree Joanna can be debated as to who Jesus sisters names are, Salome is another, Joanna was mentioned at the tomb along with Jesus other family members and deciples, close friends, after the death of Jesus the folks that stayed around at the tomb naturally would have been these folks. Herod knew a lot about Jesus because of Chuza which was his manager of his estates. Chuza allowed Joanna to be away from the house for long periods of time for she was Jesus sister IMO.
The wedding in Cana was clearly a relative of Jesus for the master of the banquet hall approached the bridegroom and said (you have saved the best for last), why would he go to the bridegroom and say that, why because the bridegroom was married into the family and it was his special evening the honory guy of the wedding reception, the family would have supplied the food and drinks.
Mary wasn't just a mere guest because who gets concerned about wine running out at a wedding that they have only been invited too. a person would simply say wow the reception wasn't very good they ran out of wine, Mary didn't want that to happened she would have wanted her daughter to have a great reception.
So it's fitting indeed about Jesus being the bridegroom symbolically for the bridegroom was the brother in law of Jesus and Jesus was the brother in law of the bridegroom.
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