yes and know
Although technically penned by Luke. Mary was a prime sourse of the book of Luke.
The gospel of Luke is based on eyewitnesses he taked to, one being Mary. Luke is more than the other gospelsthe affadavits of Mary to Luke many times Luke says about Jesus birth a number of times"... and Mary treasured these things in her heart..." It is clear for much fo the birth stories regarding Jesus Mary is a direct and most important eyewitness. Luke is said to be The Lady's home Journal of the Gospels by RC Sproul having more stories about women than the others... technically penned by Luke, drawing from eyewitness testimony mauch of which was women
Jesus tended to call Mary, woman and not 'Mother' even at the cross "woman behold your son" and Mary went to live in the house of John
Wouldnt it be col to drop by the home of Mary and John and hear the whole story of Jesus as Mary told you about Jesus birth and John about his teaching? would be worth a vistit. no? I'm thinking this would be a great theme for a vacation bible school.... the home of Mary and John... what dya think?
but the Bibile honors Mary as most blessed woman in history, but the last seen of her, she is on her knees in the upper room at Pentacost and perhaps we should leave her in the same honored place of glorifying God in the same manner the Bible does not more not less, and turn our attention of Jesus the savior of the world who alone is the redeemer and founder of the church
PS Mary Magdelene is seen in the book of John but not the beloved disciple.... John is in Matthew Mark and Luke not by name in his own gospel.... Mary Magdelene is names at the cross and the tomb... John isnt... but there is a mysterious unmaned disciple who is an eyewitness everywhere from the start to finish of th ebook... Why... well i hate to break it to Dan Brown... but its because the readers knew the unnamed male disciple was John who out of humility did not put himself overly forward. Luke also in Luke and Acts does not use his own name but it was well known that it was in fact Luke. It was a style of writing out of humilty
2006-07-12 04:14:40
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answered by Anonymous
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Whirling is obviously not familiar with the Nag Hammadi library which has the gnostic gospels removed from the New Testament by the Catholic church. That includes the Book of Mary Magdalene.
Jesus's mother Mary did not write a gospel.
2006-07-12 11:28:00
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answered by WiserAngel 6
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Not that I've ever heard of. Jewish women of that time weren't taught to read or write so it's very doubtful, but then most of the gospels were actually written by others, or I should say, dictated by the purposed writer. Supposedly Mary Magdalene had a gospel, though its doubtful its really hers, not only because she was a jewish woman who couldn't read or write, but because of the fact it was written so long after His death, and the style was gnostic, which was a lot different than the gospels.
2006-07-12 11:14:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Mary Magdalene did. Good question, though!
2006-07-12 11:10:13
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answered by Red 4
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No, the bible is writtin by the desciples and apostales of Jesus Christ. They were the witnesses. Although Mary was a witness of Jesus also, she was not aware of the bible until late in her life.
2006-07-12 11:28:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, it is entitled "The pregnant teen who started a joke that started the whole world crying"
2006-07-12 11:12:38
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answered by Anonymous
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NO
THEY WERE ALL WRITTEN USING THE HAND
OF MEN.
2006-07-12 11:15:34
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answered by elliebear 7
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Nothing that has been validated.
2006-07-12 11:11:41
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answered by cowboymanhrsetrnr 4
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no
2006-07-12 11:17:12
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answered by greyshadws 1
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don't think so
2006-07-12 11:17:52
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answered by Glam Girl 2
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