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More about Mary

I realize that what I am saying about Mary is in conflict with all you have been taught.  I am doing this not to upset you but to give you what the Bible teaches about Mary. I believe it is vitally important to get our beliefs from the Bible and nowhere else.  I want you to know these truths and most of all to know that only Jesus can make you acceptable to God. So let's look at the next point, the one of Mary's virginity.  This I believe wholeheartedly and would turn you to Luke chapter one to read about this.  But Mary's virginity is limited in time until some time after the birth of her firstborn son.  Take a look at (от Матфея) Matthew chapter 1 verses 19 -25 Here we find out Joseph's part in the story.  He was betrothed to Mary but they had not come together, that is they had not had sex.  Joseph is very upset to find she is pregnant but it is then that an angel explains to him that Mary is with child by the Holy Spirit and he is told to marry her.  In verses 24 and 25 Joseph marries her but they do not have sex until after her firstborn son is born. It says "until" not "never".  It says "firstborn son" not "only son".
I have several more Bible passages to confirm that Mary had other children but I do not want to load you down with too much to think about on one day. We do know that Mary was a very special young woman who trusted God even when it meant being despised by her neighbours.  I do not want you to think that I do not give her credit for being a true believer in God and having a faithful heart.

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