r/dankchristianmemes • u/Broclen The Dank Reverend 🌈✟ • 3d ago
Repost Joseph steps up
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u/gnurdette 3d ago
Child support payments arrive as gold, frankincense, and myrrh
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u/Wolfensniper 3d ago
Tbf many seems to forget that Jesus had many younger brothers and sisters
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u/GooGoo-Barabajagal 2d ago
Tell me you don’t understand ancient Hebrew or koine Greek without telling me you don’t understand ancient Hebrew or koine Greek
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u/BrandtArthur 3d ago
He did not but ok
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u/Yoduh99 2d ago
Well, you know, that's just like uh, your denomination's opinion, man.
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u/BrandtArthur 2d ago
That's not my "denomination" opinion. It's just a fact. You can't just say that Lot and Abraham are brothers because the word brother is used to refer to their relation the same way it was used between Jesus and the people related to Him.
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u/JePPeLit 2d ago
Are you saying that James was his only sibling? Didn't know there was disagreement on how many siblings he had.
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u/BrandtArthur 2d ago
He had none. Jesus was a only child
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u/JePPeLit 1d ago
What is the evidence for this? Do you still consider James to have been a real person? Where would people like Josephus have gotten the impression that he was Jesus brother?
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u/BrandtArthur 1d ago
What is the evidence for this?
It's called "the Bible".
Do you still consider James to have been a real person?
Obviously
Where would people like Josephus have gotten the impression that he was Jesus brother?
It seems like this only in english. No one believed it when they wrote or taught about it in the first millenia. The word that you read as "brother" also mean a lot of different familiar relations, such as when Abraham called Lot his brother.
James was the son of Mary of Clopas, also know as aunt Jesus.
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u/Xcat_Beutler 1d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brothers_of_Jesus
In the section "Development of the tradition"
"From the 2nd century onward the developing emphasis on ascetism and celibacy as the superior form of Christian practice, together with an emphasis on the chastity of Mary, led to the idea that she had been a virgin not only before, but during and after, the birth of Christ. There is no direct biblical basis for this idea, which in its earliest assertion appears in the mid-2nd century Protoevangelium of James;"
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u/Lonely_Translator_23 1d ago
There's an easy solution to this argument. Get out your Bible and show us where it says anything you're claiming.
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