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The gospels indicate a rift
- The gospels indicate a rift between Jesus and his brothers in the early part of his ministry (see Mark 3:31-35 and the parallel passages in Matthew 12:46 - 50 and Luke 8:19-21), and they never appear among his followers during his lifetime.
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Mar 3, 2009 · At the time his brothers claimed that Jesus was “out of his mind” (Mark 3:21), it must have appeared very unlikely that they would ever become his disciples. But eventually they did! And not only followers, but leaders and martyrs in the early church.
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- Jesus’ Response
- Jesus Delays His Trip
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The conflict between Jesus and His brothers is described in John 7:2-10. Our study is about this event. Chronologically, it follows the parable about forgiveness that is recorded in Matthew 18:23-35. We are able to determine this by carefully comparing the four gospels. In John 7:2-9 Jesus is still in the city of Capernaum in the region of Galilee ...
Since it was September or October the temperatures would have been warm, and excitement would have been building as the Feast of Booths approached. John 7:2-3 tells us that Jesus was at home in Capernaum with His brothers and sisters. His brothers and sisters were half-brothers and half-sisters because their parents were Joseph and Mary; but Jesus’...
Now back to the suggestion of Jesus’ brothers that He leave Capernaum and go to Judea for the Feast of Booths. Notice the reason that they gave Him, “. . . so that Your disciples may see Your works which You are doing . . .” They said, “Your disciples.” That is a detached comment. Also, notice the word “Your.” Their statement reveals that they were...
Early in Jesus’ ministry the crowds were amazed at His teaching and news spread everywhere. In Mark 1:27-28 the crowds were wondering if He was the Messiah. The gospel Matthew tells us that the crowds were incredible and they were coming from everywhere! The gospel of John adds, Luke 5:15 says the news about Jesus spread everywhere and John 6:24 sa...
Then Jesus responded, saying that His time had not yet come. The Greek word behind “opportune” is hetoimos. The word has the meaning of being “ready or prepared.” That is, they could go at any time but He, Jesus, had restraints. He could not go since His time to die had not arrived yet. A number of Greek manuscripts have the word “yet” inserted aft...
These two verses say that Jesus’ brothers “went up” to the feast. The phrase “went up” refers to Jerusalem which was at a higher elevation – 2,618 feet (798 m). So, Jesus’ brothers went up first and verse 10 says that He went up later. We have already discovered that a number of Greek manuscripts have the word “yet” inserted after “go up” in verse ...
The gospels reveal that Jesus knew the thoughts of men (Matthew 9:4; 12:25; Luke 11:17), and that would include the thoughts of His unbelieving and ridiculing brothers. Scripture reveals that Jesus also knew the future when He told Peter to go to the Sea of Galilee and find a coin in the mouth of a fish (Matthew 17:24-27). So, Jesus timed His arriv...
1. Passover Feast– The Passover Feast or Seder is the first feast of the Jewish year. The Passover Seder is a celebration of Israel’s exodus from the land Egypt (Exodus 12:2-11). Leviticus 23:5 repeats the ordinance of the feast. God declared that the Passover Seder was to be celebrated on 14th day of the New Year which corresponds now to Nisan 14 ...
Oct 7, 2024 · Jesus explains himself and answers his brothers in verses 6–8. He states that he will not take the unbelieving advice of his brothers and go up to Jerusalem because his time has not yet come. While his brothers can go up, the time for Jesus to do so publicly has not yet arrived.
The gospels indicate a rift between Jesus and his brothers in the early part of his ministry (see Mark 3:31-35 and the parallel passages in Matthew 12:46-50 and Luke 8:19-21), and they never appear among his followers during his lifetime. [13]
Oct 19, 2024 · The point is that Jesus was born into a human family, and members of that family, namely his mother and at least two brothers, were involved in the Early Church from Pentecost. Jesus had brothers and sisters, who are mentioned in the New Testament.
Jun 21, 2021 · Matthew 13:53-56 claims Jesus’s brothers, sisters and extended family questioned the source of his authority to teach and do miracles. Jesus returned to his own hometown. Rather than say Jesus went from Capernaum to Nazareth , Mathew says he returned to his “homeland” (εἰς τὴν πατρίδα αὐτοῦ).
2 days ago · James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas: possible candidates for Jesus' brothers. Among the names frequently associated with Jesus' brothers are James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas. Each of these figures plays a notable role in early Christian history. James, often called the Just, is perhaps the most prominent. He became a leader in the Jerusalem church ...
