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2 days ago · Discover how Mary Magdalene's life transformed from despair to joy through Jesus. Her story is a testament to redemption and the power of faith. #BibleStorie...
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- Emmanuel Osana-Isaac
1 day ago · It’s tucked within the gospels as a timeless story about Jesus and His disciples visiting two sisters on their way to Jerusalem. We can learn some great lessons from their story. It all starts with Martha welcoming Jesus into her home. She begins busily preparing dinner with all the details for the visit. Meanwhile, Mary is so mesmerized by ...
3 days ago · Just as He used Mary Magdalene in that day to affirm the value of women, Jesus wants to use her story prophetically to all women today for the Final Great Harvest. Women are uniquely created to respond to the pain and suffering in the world today and to offer a listening ear — and encouragement — to those downtrodden by the plague of demons ...
3 days ago · Saint Mary Magdalene. Feast. Mary Magdalene lived in the first century. She was the leader of the women who accompanied Jesus and the apostles on their journeys. She was present at Jesus’ crucifixion, burial and resurrection. Jesus sent her to announce the resurrection to the others, and so she was called the “apostle of the apostles.”.
2 days ago · For many, Jesus is the Son of God, a divine figure who embodies the essence of God's love and redemption, and whose life, teachings, and sacrifice have profound implications for one's faith and spiritual journey. As the Holy Messiah, Jesus is seen as the embodiment of Divine Authority, possessing the power to forgive sins and grant salvation.
4 days ago · The religious ecstasy of Mary Magdalene is a common motif in art, chosen by those such as Caravaggio and Gentileschi, in the famed examples the spectator can identify the light which appears to physically touch Mary. This light touches the woman, not the viewer: it is Mary who experiences Christ first, then the viewer is told of this ineffable ...
5 days ago · Who was Mary Magdalene? In this lecture, Dr. Schrader Polczer introduces audiences to Mary Magdalene and surveys how this important character is presented in the New Testament and ancient apocryphal literature.
