Does anyone know how old Mary mother of Jesus was when she had Jesus??
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The Bible does not say and anyone giving you an age is just guessing or giving you their opinion, it was obviously unimportant if it is not mentioned.
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i don't no the average age from adam to jesus. but  i know about the average age from the time when adam lived to the great flood. it is 906. (quite shock to you?)\n\nAdam- 930,Methuselah- 969,Lamec- 777,Noah- 950 and so on..\n(you can find this in bible)\nand Lamec, methuselah's son,  was born when her mother was 187 years old.\n\nthen after the great flood, the average of human life has been extremely dropped to about 40 or lower (if that is correct). but nowadays, thanks to the highly developed medical science, we can now live up to 70.
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""SHE DIDN'T SIN, she was born without sin so she could give birth to Jesus. Besides, wouldn't you (maybe not you exactly)love it if everyone worshipped your mother.""\n\nAin't it always something!?  A good christian girl with the number 69 in her name!  Just what I have always come to expect for them.\n\nBTW... 69 chick?  Mary was born without sin?  then that would make HER the Christ and not Jesus!  HER parents had sex to conceive her!!  I hope you feel liek a dumb@$$ right now since the PAGAN chick had to straighten you out on your biblical "facts".
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She was the mother of Mary, which makes her Jesus' granny.  The Catholics made her a saint.
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Mary, the mother of Jesus (Mat. 2:11)\nMary, the mother of James and John (Mat. 27:56)\nMary, the sister of Martha (John 11:1,2)\nMary Magdalene (Mat. 27:56)\nMary, the wife of Cleophas (John 19:25)\nMary, who was greeted by Paul (Rom. 16:6)
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Here is the information that I have found on this\n\nIn which year was Jesus born?\nHistory records that Herod the Great died (Mt. 2:19) in 4 BC, so, if Jesus was born within Herod’s reign, as Matthew states (Mt. 2:1), then He must have been born before 4 BC.\n\nThe Star of Bethlehem (Beit Lechem in Hebrew) (Mt. 2:2) may have been a comet, or a planetary conjunction between Venus and Jupiter on March 11th in 5 BC, or another conjunction between Venus and the crescent of the 3-day old New Moon on April 10th 5 BC (which would have combined to look like a comet's tail), but modern astronomers' best guess is that it was a nova (a star undergoing a temporary outburst of radiation) in the constellation of Aquila, also in 5 BC – it is now only a 16th-magnitude star. We don't really know which of these was the Star of Bethlehem, but we can be pretty sure the year was 5 BC!\n\nSome people think that this shows that Jesus must have been born in the Spring of 5 BC, but they are ignoring the fact that, if Herod wanted to kill all boys under the age of two (Mt. 2:16), it was probably because Jesus was about one year old at the time. Thus, Jesus was probably born in the previous year – 6 BC.\n\nLuke tells that a census was ordered by Augustus (Lk. 2:1) and carried out by Quirinius (or Cyrenius), the governor of Syria (Lk. 2:2). Now, Quirinius was "legat" of Syria in 6 AD, but many bible historians hold the opinion that he was also in office (as a consul) 13 years earlier (i.e. in 8 BC), and newer research has found that there was a census ordered by Rome in 12 BC, which was not concluded until after 7 BC (orders took time, and Syria was on the edge of the Roman Empire!) Thus, if Jesus was born in 6 BC, it is still possible that Luke’s account is historically accurate.\n\nAt what time of year was Jesus born?\nLk. 2:1 tells us that at this time Caesar Augustus had decreed that all the world should be taxed. We may be assured that Quirinius would not have ordered a census to be taken in winter, at the worst possible period for travel; but Luke's account that the shepherds were abiding in the field keeping watch over their flocks by night (Lk. 2:8) lets us know that Jesus was born in summer or early autumn. Since December is cold and rainy in Judea, it is likely the shepherds would have sought shelter for their flocks at night.\n\nIf we are going to narrow down the date of Jesus's birth any further, it is going to be necessary to understand how the Hebrew calendar worked.
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he was comforting his mother Mary
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You have asked a question that has plagued me!\n\nI'm just trying to fathom this deal.  Joseph was considerably older than Mary.  Is their conjugal arrangement  discussed in scripture? I dunno, but I've imagined a scene that might sound like this:\n\nMary:  Umm Honey?  \nJoseph: Yes, dear?\nM:   I have something to tell you?\nJ:    Yes? What is it?\nM:   Well.  you see...\nJ:    Just tell me. What's the matter.\nM:   Well..\nJ:    Just spit it out.. come on.. what is it?\n\n(Pregnant pause...)\n\nM:    I'm preggers.\nJ:     Excuse me?  You're what?\nM:   Preggers, knocked up.. I am pregnant.. (she's crying)\nJ:    There, there my dear.  Oh.. wait?  (counting on his fingers)\n        It's been a long time since we... Wait   a   minute. You  said\n        you were a .. a.. \nM:    VIRGIN!! (Still crying) yes, I AM a Virgin!   you see.\nJ:    I see?  I SEE??  You tramp!!  Harlot!  Why I oughta..\nM:   Dear Joseph.. it's not like that.  It's like I've been chosen..\nJ:   (Interrupting)  Chosen?? Chosen??? I've got your chosen right\n      here!  (moves toward her)\nM:   (Cowering a little)  JOSEPH.  Stop!  I was visited by an angel\n        of the Lord!  He was so beautiful and all angleific and every-\n       thing!  He said I was Chosen and that ...\nJ:    Chosen!? Angel?  Are you nuts!!?  You got it on with an \n       ANGEL?  What kind of fool do you take me for?\nM:   (Under her breath.. There's no fool like an old fool..) He said \n        I was Chosen and we're gonna have a baby and the \n       baby is going to be the Son of God!\n\nJoseph just looks at her shaking his head.  Mary stands and holds her hands at her sides palms up.  She looks like a statue on a Catholic medal.  There's a little nimbus around her head.\n\nJ:     Jesus Christ! You want me to believe that an Angel  came\n        and did what? \nM:    Actually, it was rather nice.  He sorta glowed in that angel-\n        ific way, and zappo, I'm preggers!  Jesus?  That sounds like\n        a nice name.. hmmm Jesus Christ..\n\nLong pause..\n\nJ:      (Mumbling..) Jesus Christ Almighty!! What's for dinner?    \n         Your mother isn't coming over again is she?\nM:     You're not upset are you?\nJ:      I'll set the table.  (Mumbles.. ) Jesus Christ!  Jeeezus!\n\nMary hums a little supper preparation tune and wonders when Joseph will fix the front door, which hasn't closed right for months.
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its not twelve..ill think of it..ya i got it..anne is 18 now coz six years ago when mary was 18 anne was 12 which is half of mary's age..
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Did your mother have any children that lived??
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I was taught in Catholic school that Jesus hung on the cross from 12 noon until 3 PM, when he died.  Personally, I don't see how anyone would know that unless it's recorded in history somewhere....
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I don't think people of any reason pray to Mary. At least I hope not. That would be like praying to your great great great grandma....she won't answer you either. Mary is dead. She died a looooooong time ago. I wish people would let her rest in peace. She lived, God used her to bring for the Christ child, she grew old, she died. Just like us, we do his work then we outta here.
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For all of Mary’s piety and distinction as Jesus’ mother, there was a woman who had been actively searching for the Messiah, though neither her faith in his coming nor her devoted affirmation of his arrival have ingratiated her to the annals of memory. The Bible calls her Anna, and she was both a prophetess of Christ’s coming, and the first person mentioned to ever proclaim Jesus as the Christ and Saviour. \n\nFrom all accounts, Anna was a gentle, elderly woman of supreme faith and commitment to God and His works. She was a scholar of the Torah, and believed whole-heartedly in the proclamations of Isaiah and Micah. \n\nThis link gives more information about Anna.
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Actually there is no credible evidence from the original Gospel texts that would indicate that Mary was a whore, prostitue, or women of ill repute.  Many of these references where translated in the middle ages, not conicidentally at the time that the Church was consolidating its power after the vacuum created by the fall of the Roman Empire.  Many theological scholars believe that Mary was in fact a close (maybe even closer than Peter) disciple.  As too your question about Mary being Jesus' houswife. There is no credible evidence, either scriptual, archeological, or historical that would indicate that Mary was involved in with Jesus in any other copacity than a close friend, disciple, and follower
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Jesus died on Nisan 14th which corresponds with our month of April.  He was 33 1/2 years old.  Count backwards 6 months. He was born in October.  But he says that his birth was not important, only his death.
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Jesus was a human being and a prophet of God. Not God. Mary, just a simple lady, was a virgin who was gifted a child - Jesus.\nGod has no parents, no wife and certainly no children. He begets not nor is He begotten. And that is the truth! :)
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The wedding at Caana is the closest you'll find to evidence that Jesus was married.  It was Jewish tradition that the groom provide the wine for the wedding.  It makes no sense for Mary to be so concerned about the wine unless it was her son's wedding.  Notice that the story never says whose wedding it was?