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Matthew 13:55 · BSB
13:55 “Isn’t this the carpenter’s son? Isn’t His mother’s name Mary, and aren’t His brothers James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas?
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…I think rightly so, to be the other male children of Joseph and Mary. They would have been Jesus' half-brothers. Right? We get their names inMatthew chapter 13, verse 55. James, Joseph, Simon, Judas, who I think takes on the abbreviated version Jude, because the name Judas became very unpopular. It's these brothers,…
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…son? And then, Toward the end, Of Christ's ministry, In Galilee, Jesus comes back, To his hometown, In Nazareth, And we find this account, InMatthew chapter 13, Verses 53 to 55, When Jesus had finished, These parables, He went away from there, And coming to his hometown, He taught them, In their synagogues, So that, They…
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…and kept safe by Jesus Christ. We can make three observations of this different translation. Firstly, Jew and Judas are interchangeable names.Matthew 13, verse 54 to 55says, So, apart from being the brother of James, Jude or Judas is also a brother of Jesus Christ. Chapter 3 of Mark's gospel says, Jesus' family…
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…Jude or Judas is referenced in the Gospel of Matthew. We're already there. When the crowds are doubting Jesus' authority and identity. They ask inMatthew chapter 13, verse 55, Is this not the carpenter's son? Is this not his mother called Mary? And are not his brothers James and Joseph and Simon and Judas? So I guess…
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…you an exact number? Well, it's because the Bible does not give us an exact number. In Mark 6, verse 3, which we'll come to eventually, and also inMatthew 13, verse 55, we're told that Jesus has four brothers. Their names are James and Joseph and Judas and Simon, so four brothers, and then He has sisters. So we're…
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