Who impregnated Mary?
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After giving her consent, the Blessed Virgin Mary was miraculously made pregnant by the power of the Holy Spirit as described in the first chapter of the Gospel of Luke: http://www.nccbuscc.org/nab/bible/luke/luke1.htm\n\nWith love in Christ.
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Mary, the mother of Jesus.  She could have said "no" but she said "yes" and stood by her son and God through everything.  She was a strong woman (she instigated Jesus' first miracle) and is a great model for us.\n\nGood question, thanks!
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You are referring to Pope Joan. There is a persistent belief that a woman who spent her life disguised as a man, became Pope and got pregnant. There are several historians who refer to this but it might not be true.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Joan
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Mary went to visit her cousin Elizabeth when she was first pregnant.  She was the mother of John the Baptist
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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?
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Elizabeth, the Precursor's mother, was the "cousin" of Mary, the Blessed Virgin Mother of God, according to St. Luke (Lk 1:36). Therefore, Jesus and St. John the Baptist would appear to be second cousins.
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That Christ was born.
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Anybody that was born had/has a naval(a.k.a. belly botten) Mary gave birth to Jesus, so He would have one. As for Adam, who knows? He wan't born, but God could have given him one any way.
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Are you speaking of Mary?  She only had one child that was killed as you say "for the Love of mankind". Most of us show her great respect. She knows great emotional pain. She is the blessed one. She is the Theotokos.
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depends.  what did Mary make?
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Read the Bible.  The messiah was prophesized to be "born of a virgin."  Thus, Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit.\n\nThat is not, however, the Immaculate Conception.  The immaculate conception was the process by which Mary, mother of Jesus, was conceived.  This meant that Mary was conceived without original sin.  This is important because, as we read in the Torah (1st 5 books of the Bible), we see that the Arc of the Covenant (box that held God's Law) had to be pure and perfect.  Thus the new Covenant of God with Man, Jesus, should also be housed in a pure and perfect container until birth.  That means Mary had to be perfect, free from sin...even original sin.\n\n****\n\nSomeone quoted Mary as saying "My soul magnifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior."  Remember that, at this point, Jesus was not born.  God, being the savior of the jews from Egypt, is the savior Mary references.  All jews know God as Master and Savior.  Read the Psalms.  God is constantly being referred to as someone's rock, their savior, and their shelter.  Mary's calling God her savior does not equate to her declaring herself sinful.  It simply declares that God saves His people, Israel.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas\n\nWell, if Luke 1:26 says Elizabeth was 6 months along, and Mary was just getting on, then the math would indicate you are correct.\n\nThe above link discusses the way December 25th came about.
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Yeah.  I've said it before here, but my baby is a miracle from God.  I'd been trying to get pregnant for 2 years.  (You're considered medically infertile after 1 year)  Some fellow believers gathered around to pray for me and my hubby and what do you know?  I got pregnant withing 2 weeks!  It wasn't a holy spirit impregnation like Mary, we did our part!  God definitely moved on our behalf to allow us to have a child.  Every day I look at my child's sweet face and am reminded of God's miracle working power!
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he was comforting his mother Mary
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Mary is Ever Virgin\nExodus 13:2,12 - Jesus is sometimes referred to as the "first-born" son of Mary. But "first-born" is a common Jewish expression meaning the first child to open the womb. It has nothing to do the mother having future children.\n\nExodus 34:20 - under the Mosaic law, the "first-born" son had to be sanctified. "First-born" status does not require a "second" born.\n\nEzek. 44:2 - Ezekiel prophesies that no man shall pass through the gate by which the Lord entered the world. This is a prophecy of Mary's perpetual virginity. Mary remained a virgin before, during and after the birth of Jesus.\n\nMark 6:3 - Jesus was always referred to as "the" son of Mary, not "a" son of Mary. Also "brothers" could have theoretically been Joseph's children from a former marriage that was dissolved by death. However, it is most likely, perhaps most certainly, that Joseph was a virgin, just as were Jesus and Mary. As such, they embodied the true Holy Family, fully consecrated to God.\n\nLuke 1:31,34 - the angel tells Mary that you "will" conceive (using the future tense). Mary responds by saying, "How shall this be?" Mary's response demonstrates that she had taken a vow of lifelong virginity by having no intention to have relations with a man. If Mary did not take such a vow of lifelong virginity, her question would make no sense at all (for we can assume she knew how a child is conceived). She was a consecrated Temple virgin as was an acceptable custom of the times. \n\nLuke 2:41-51 - in searching for Jesus and finding Him in the temple, there is never any mention of other siblings. \n\nJohn 7:3-4; Mark 3:21 - we see that younger "brothers" were advising Jesus. But this would have been extremely disrespectful for devout Jews if these were Jesus' biological brothers. \n\nJohn 19:26-27 - it would have been unthinkable for Jesus to commit the care of his mother to a friend if he had brothers.\n\nJohn 19:25 - the following verses prove that James and Joseph are Jesus' cousins and not his brothers: Mary the wife of Clopas is the sister of the Virgin Mary. \n\nMatt. 27:61, 28:1 - Matthew even refers to Mary the wife of Clopas as "the other Mary."\n\nMatt. 27:56; Mark 15:47 - Mary the wife of Clopas is the mother of James and Joseph.\n\nMark 6:3 - James and Joseph are called the "brothers" of Jesus. So James and Joseph are Jesus' cousins.\n\nMatt. 10:3 - James is also called the son of "Alpheus." This does not disprove that James is the son of Clopas. The name Alpheus may be Aramaic for Clopas, or James took a Greek name like Saul (Paul), or Mary remarried a man named Alpheus.\n\n Jesus' "Brothers" (adelphoi)) = Cousins or Kinsmen\nLuke 1:36 - Elizabeth is Mary's kinswoman. Some Bibles translate kinswoman as "cousin," but this is an improper translation because in Hebrew and Aramaic, there is no word for "cousin." \n\nLuke 22:32 - Jesus tells Peter to strengthen his "brethren." In this case, we clearly see Jesus using "brethren" to refer to the other apostles, not his biological brothers.\n\nActs 1:12-15 - the gathering of Jesus' "brothers" amounts to about 120. That is a lot of "brothers." Brother means kinsmen in Hebrew.\n\nActs 7:26; 11:1; 13:15,38; 15:3,23,32; 28:17,21 - these are some of many other examples where "brethren" does not mean blood relations.\n\nRom. 9:3 - Paul uses "brethren" and "kinsmen" interchangeably. "Brothers" of Jesus does not prove Mary had other children.\n\nGen. 11:26-28 - Lot is Abraham's nephew ("anepsios") / Gen. 13:8; 14:14,16 - Lot is still called Abraham's brother (adelphos") . This proves that, although a Greek word for cousin is "anepsios," Scripture also uses "adelphos" to desc
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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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Very little... \n\nIt is consistantly regarded that the "Mary" next to Jesus in "The Last Supper" is John, who was constantly portrayed as affemenant during the reformation.  There is virtually no evidence to support the fact that Jesus had offspring, nor is there any reason to believe that there is anything significant hidden in the works of Da Vinci...\n\nBut it really is a heckuva lot of fun to think about.