Protestants tend to believe Mary and Joseph would have had other children ... Another reason we don’t know about the “lost years” of Jesus is that the Gospels are singularly concerned ...

This “lost gospel ... Every time the text says “Joseph,” they replace it with “Jesus.” Every time the text says “Aseneth,” they replace it with “Mary Magdalene.” ...

The story of Mary Magdalene already threads it's way through the existing gospels and she is present at many of the important moments recorded in Jesus’s life. "The Lost Gospel" is also not the ...

Whether you're religious or not, you know what a basic Nativity scene looks like -- Joseph and Mary kneeling by the manger of the baby Jesus ... Archaeologists Found a Lost Temple in the Sand ...

Of all the characters of Christmas, nobody pays attention to Joseph. Mary is the one everybody always focuses on – sometimes even more than Jesus. People usually remember the shepherds keeping ...

Joseph is easy to overlook. None of his words were included in the Christian Bible. In Islam, the Quran omits him entirely, though it does include Jesus and Mary by name; in fact, it refers to Mary ...

The Christian world has embraced the faithful story of Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus for centuries. Yet, in those times—even without getting into the plausibility of a virgin birth—their ...

Mary is nearly kidnapped by Satan, but Joseph slays the devil and rescues his wife. They take shelter in a barn, where Mary gives birth to Baby Jesus.

Mary Magdalene's presence intertwines throughout the prevailing gospels, witnessing many crucial events of Jesus's life. However, this "Lost Gospel" isn't the inaugural suggestion of a marital ...