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     • The Blessed Virgin Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ, the mother of God. The Hebrew form of her name is miryam denoting in the Old Testament only the sister of Moses.
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   Is Mary a Hebrew name?

   • There is the general belief that the name Mary in the Hebrew is Miriam. The problem with this is that Miriam means rebellious or bitter. In the Greek the word that is used is Maria, which passed into the Latin pretty much unchanged but when we get into the English it becomes Mary.

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   What was the Aramaic word for Mary?

   • The people of Judea and really in the area of Palestine spoke Aramaic not Greek or Latin. We are really unsure what the Aramaic word was for Maria. It is merely a guess that the Aramaic or Hebrew equivalent for Mary is Miriam, but as I pointed out, that really has a pretty negative meaning.

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   What does Mary mean in the Bible?

   • This most holy, sweet and worthy name was eminently fitted to so holy, sweet and worthy a virgin. For Mary means a bitter sea, star of the sea, the illuminated or illuminatrix. Mary is interpreted [as] Lady. Mary is a bitter sea to the demons; to men she is the Star of the sea; to the Angels she is illuminatrix, and to all creatures she is Lady.

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   What does Yam mean in the Bible?

   • Some biblical scholars have seen in it the Hebrew words mar (bitter) and yam (sea). This first meaning can refer to Mary’s bitter suffering at the cross and her many tears of sorrow.

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   Is Mary a Greek name?

   • In the Greek the word that is used is Maria, which passed into the Latin pretty much unchanged but when we get into the English it becomes Mary. However, within Christianity, especially with the Catholic Church the name of Mary is so revered or considered holy that no one cares to really mess with this name.

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   Are there any women named Mary in the Bible?

   • From an Egyptian verb that means to love. From the verb מרה (mara), to be rebellious, or the verb מרר (marar), to be bitter or strong. At first glance there appear to be quite a few women named Mary in the Bible. We'll have a look at these separate characters below (and discover that they might not be all that separate).

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   Nov 3, 2014 · Matthew 1:18. “Now the birth of Jesus Christ was on this wise: When as his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together, she was found with child of the Holy Ghost.” There is the general belief that the name Mary in the Hebrew is Miriam. The problem with this is that Miriam means rebellious or bitter.

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   Sep 12, 2020 · Some biblical scholars have seen in it the Hebrew words mar (bitter) and yam (sea). This first meaning can refer to Mary’s bitter suffering at the cross and her many tears of sorrow.

5. aleteia.org › 2017/09/12 › the-spiritual-meaning-ofThe surprising meaning behind the Virgin Mary’s name - Aleteia

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   Sep 12, 2017 · First of all the Hebrew form of Mary is miryam and some biblical scholars have seen in it the Hebrew words mar (bitter) and yam (sea). This first meaning can refer to Mary's bitter suffering at...

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   Dec 26, 2010 · But a Hebrew audience, particularly one that didn't speak ancient Egyptian, the name Miriam/Mary would have seemed obviously akin the verb מרה (mara) meaning to be rebellious or disobedient, or the related verb מרר (marar), meaning to be bitter or strong:

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   Mary's real name was Miriam. Technically, when Miriam gave birth to Yeshua (Jesus), she was not a virgin, but a virgin-betrothed. In biblical law, there is a big difference. Miriam was legally married to Yoseph (Joseph), but they had not yet come together physically.

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   Mar 15, 2022 · Brother Robert Lentz depicts Mary with the kind of star of David the Nazis made Jews wear and with barbed wire. Indeed, Mary and Jesus would have been killed if they had lived in reach of the Third Reich. The Hebrew title of his icon reads, 'captive daughter of Zion' which is taken from Isaiah 52.2

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   Sep 10, 2017 · There is the general belief that the name Mary in the Hebrew is Miriam. The problem with this is that Miriam means rebellious or bitter. In the Greek the word that is used is Maria, which passed into the Latin pretty much unchanged but when we get into the English it becomes Mary.