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Jesus born miraculously to a Virgin Mother Mary. No father at all.
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Was Joseph in the stable when Jesus was born or was he dead?
He was there.Joseph was there. He was not deceased. He is mentioned later as Jesus grew up into manhood. And remember that Joseph and Mary were not yet married when Jesus was born.
Christ was born to parents?
According to the Bible and to Christian beliefs, Jesus of Nazareth was born to a woman who had never had sex, Mary. She was engaged to a carpenter named, Joseph. When she became pregnant he could have had her put away, stoned, or married. Joseph believed Mary's story of being visited by an angel of the Lord and became the earthly father to Jesus. In the book of Matthew is the geneology of Joseph for Jewish records and in Luke, a doctor, is the line of Mary who are following the physical genealogy.So, did Jesus have parents? Decide for yourself.
Did the Founding Fathers celebrate Christmas?
No Im not sure but I think it was founded for Joseph(the father of Jesus) amd Mary (the mother of Jesus)
What is Joseph Stalin dad's name?
Joseph Stalin was born Joseph Vissarionvich Djvugashvili. His mother was named Ekaterina Georgievna. His father was named Vissarini Ivanovich Djugashvili.
What was the name of the man who requested Jesus' body for burial?
It was Joseph of Arimathaea and Nicodemus who buried Jesus. - John 19:38-40
Did Jesus have a dad?
biologically, Joseph and also Our Father in HeavenA:Joseph was not Jesus biological father. As scripture states Jesus was born of a virgin, Mary. His only Father was God. He was raised by Joseph, Mary's husband after Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit. Read Luke 1:26-38.
Was Saint Joseph a father to Jesus?
Saint Joseph was the foster father of Jesus. God was his father.
Who does Jesus say are his true family in the Gospels?
Jesus said two family's were his family. He said the family of heaven was his family and it was as God is his father. But Mary and Joseph were also who he said was his family. He was right there too. Mary actually born him and Joseph was the father but God was his heavenly father. Still his father but God did not born him. Jesus was sent from heaven and born in the arms of Mary and Joseph.
Where was Joseph the father of Jesus born?
Joseph, or Saint Joseph, was born in Bethlehem. He was born around the year 90 BC although an exact date is unknown.
What was Saint Joseph's relationship to Jesus?
Joseph was the foster father of Jesus, his legal but not biological father.
What was the special relationship between Saint Joseph and Jesus?
Saint Joseph served as the earthly father and guardian of Jesus, providing love, guidance, and protection to him during his childhood. Joseph played a crucial role in Jesus' life by raising him in faith and righteousness, and he served as a positive role model for Jesus to follow. Their relationship exemplified a deep bond of love, respect, and devotion.
God is Jesus heavenly father Joseph is Jesus earthly father did Jesus have another father?
No, He had no other father, it is as you wrote, God was His heavenly father, and Joseph was his earthly step-father. He had no other father.
What was Jesus's parents name?
According to Christian tradition: Jesus was the son of God. Mary was the woman who carried him in her womb, to be his mother, whether she was his bioloigical mother or just a surrogate is debated. Mary's husband's name was Joseph, but he was not Jesus's biological father as he and Mary never had sex until after Jesus was born.
What job did Jesus earthly father Joseph do?
Jesus' step-father, Joseph was a carpenter.
Did Jesus hit his father?
If you are speaking about Jesus' step father, Joseph, we are not told about that, but I seriously doubt that He did hit Joseph. If you are speaking about Jesus' Father (God) in heaven the answer is absolutely not!
What is Jesus Christ's dads name?
The bible puts the earthly father of Jesus as Joseph.
Who was Jesus' father Joseph's father?
St. Joseph was Our Lord's Adopted father. His Actual Father Is God.
