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Jan 4, 2022 · Mary’s lineage, as recorded by Luke, does not mention Mary, but that’s to be expected—including women’s names in genealogies was not standard practice. It begins this way: “[Jesus] was the son, so it was thought, of Joseph, the son of Heli” (Luke 3:23). This comment affirms the truth of Jesus’ virgin birth (see Luke 1:29–38).
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God is in the business of giving us the parents which are best for us, parents who will either lead us to Him if they are godly or drive us to pursue Himself if they are evil. God does this because ultimately he is seeking a relationship with us. God also selected His own earthly parents. Jesus Christ was born into a poor family to teenage parents ...
We saw in our last study that Joseph, who was thought to be His father, was a descendant of a royal line whose ancestor was King David. That was Joseph’s genealogy which is given in Matthew 1:1-17. The Holy Spirit has also given us another genealogy about Jesus the Christ and it is found in Luke 3:23-38. While the passage tells us that people had a...
So whose genealogy is recorded in Luke? There are two major views. The first view comes from Julius Africanus, an early church father, who claims that the descendants of James (Jesus’ brother) had indicated that Jesus’ father was the child of a levirate marriage. This would mean that the wife of Eli did not bear him a male child; and upon his death...
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Jan 1, 2001 · The genealogy in Luke 3:23-38 is evidently that of Mary, though some believe it is also Joseph’s, by assuming that Matthan (Matt 1:15) and Matthat (Luke 3:24) were the same person and Jacob (Matt 1:16) and Eli (Luke 3:23) were brothers (one being Joseph’s father and the other his uncle).
Logically, if Luke relates all initial events involving Mary, ending in the genealogy, it must be Mary . 4 - Luke , chapter 1 verses 30-32 shows us that biologically Jesus was also the Son of David. "And the angel said unto her, Fear not, Mary: for thou hast found favour with God.
- While Luke indeed points out in his Gospel that Joseph was of the house of David, 1 it is curious why this was of importance to the narrative, sin...
- First, we have observed some Jewish customs of the time related to genealogy and kinship. The Old Testament is full of passages where grandparents...
- The dead give-away is that the genealogy in the Luke narrative passes through Nathan, who was the son of David. That is, the key assumption of "who...
- The genealogy in Luke's gospel had better be Marys; if not we have a real problem. As the Bible tells us in Genesis the concerning the seed of the...
- Those verses that mentions Joseph as descendant of David does not imply that Luke traces the lineage through Joseph. It means he describes both Mar...
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Frequently Asked Questions on the Genealogy of Mary, Mother of Jesus. What is the lineage of Mary, Mother of Jesus? How far back can we trace Mary's family tree? Are there any historical records or documents that support Mary's lineage? Did Mary have any siblings or cousins mentioned in the Bible?
It is unlikely, however, that Luke 3:23-38 gives the genealogy of Mary, as some have thought. The Protevangelium of James calls her parents Joachim of Nazareth and Anna of Bethlehem. The only member of her family mentioned in Scripture is her sister ( John 19:25 ).
Mary’s father was Heli. Mary was a direct descendant of King David which gave Jesus the right to ascend the Jewish throne, both through Mary and through adoption by his foster father, Joseph. Mary’s genealogy is supplied in Luke 3:23-38. Dr. Henry Morris explains how we know this genealogy is Mary’s:
