I am not well versed on this particular subject so please forgive my stupid question. If Jesus had a wife would she not have been shunned while he was "under attack"? I find that in history when the husband suffered the wife was also associated with the husbands guilt. Guilty by association I suppose. The bible doesn't really mention Mary as an outcast or am I maybe missing something here? Interesting debate none-the-less. One I am sure will be tossed around for centuries more.

In fact it was suggested somewhere that Jesus might have practiced zoophilia.

Women have been disrespected all through history...Your not going to find whatever it is your looking for going down this rabbit hole.

Say this 150 times on a 150 Rosary Bead....you may find some peace.
Haile, Full of Grace,God is ith Thee, Blessd Art Thou amoung Women, and Blessed is the Fruit of Thy Womb. OUr Lady, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and the hour of our death.

Faith is different for everyone which is a shame to see how the past has been twisted to the point where no one for sure what is what anymore. I think that's why were in the pickle were in today. The devil has been given power over man for 2000 years...and are dumb asses have forgotten God's name and the Keys that were given to Peter to open the gate of heaven. Jesus Christ aka God aka Holly Ghost.

The devil is having a blast with your lack of faith....that is if you ever had any.

Personally I'm more concerned about the ones keeping me from getting into heaven than whether Jesus was married. (It's common to be married to your work) at least in my case. Can you say over the road car hauler..I'm no saint and realized that I need to get my ass covered if I want to be on side that gets through the Gates of Heaven. Remember it is a very narrow road.

A very interesting website with alot research can be found here www.fatimamovement.com.

May the Peace of God Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary Be With you.

First, if we are to be as scholars, let us start with his true name: "Yeshua". There is in fact no evidence which would indicate that Yeshua Bar Yosef was married. Without trying to sway anyone to any belief, if we consider that Yeshua was truthful in His claim that He came to pay a price, and if He in fact knew that the payment would be with His own blood - then why would He marry? Why create a family which He would shortly leave?

I am a scholar. And in some way, I guess, I have been blessed with the ability to dedicate the rest of my life to the field of research and science. As a researcher I need evidence to examine. Where is the evidence? He said, she said, and I heard somewhere does not cut it. I have read the writings of historians who lived about the time of Yeshua Bar Yosef, who were not followers of His teachings, and they do not describe Him as a married person. As-a-matter-of-fact, it seems Yeshua made quite an impression on many non-believers, and they wrote their impressions down. I would say, "Produce the marriage license".

I seem to remember a book entitled, The Seven Hills of Rome, (may well have been another book i was reading at the time), which mentioned, and quoted the incident where, the apostles, Jesus and (a) Mary, enter a small temple. At the entrance of this temple is an antechamber which is utilised for the Wife of a Husband entering therein. The story, as i remember it, specifically says that Mary stayed in this antechamber after Jesus had entered. The apostles had already entered, and Jesus was the last. This kind of clinched it for me...in relation to this post.
Parts of this book (which many say makes no sense) actually make alot of sense, if you read it without presumption.
The inference in this seemingly innocent and not very well 'hidden' detail (amongst others), suggests that Mary&Jesus were man & wife...married...
...or, whoever wrote this account, chose, for some reason, to include a significant point of religious law, in a fairly, one would say, commonplace occurence?!
Akushla

Originally posted by Jordan River
People cannot comprehend that the Davdic lineage is still around to this day. That freaks people out.

And here we may find why Jesus didnt have or couldnt have had children by a woman in the natural way. He was called the "Branch" the word means sprout off the tree of the Davidic line. Had His line, given He would have had to have children, been intended to become a royal line it would have been refered to as a "root"...a new tree.

As it is Jesus in the flesh as a man is linked to the root of David.....and there is an end to His realtionshipt to the Davidic line. He did however establish a spiritual order of which its children are not born after the flesh or any earthly family but after faith and a sptitual order. Jesus did refer to a tree grown from the small seed of faith that grew into a large tree and all the people of the world would like birds so to speak would rest in it. But this is a spiritual tree not any tree that grew out of his relationship with the Davidic line.

Christ as a "shoot" of a "sprout" off the tree is seen in Arons Rod that sprouted. So even as a "twig" it is the sprout long looked for and then the penultimate and needs no successior or offspring out of his own reproduction in the flesh considering now that He is a living high priest and there is no one to look for after Him. Also consider that the rod was dead when it sprouted.....so in effect and the meaning is that His earthly line if there was ever to be one ended there at His death, the branch was dead, the branch from off the tree of the House of David was dead....but in Him, not in any earthly seed, was brought back to life.