What's the spiritual significance of Mary Magdalene having the same first name as Jesus's Mother?
>>39648668The same spiritual significance of James being the most common male first name in the United States. There were actually two apostles named Judas, but Christ changed the name of one of them to Thomas to make them easier to keep track of. They're just names.
>>39648694>There were actually two apostles named JudasCitation?
>>39648668Oedipus complex?
>>39648753I had it told in my dream
>>39649412Seriously? You're doing the whole "it came to me in a dream" meme?
>>39649407Are you saying that Jesus determined his own mother's name before he was even conceived? Lol???
>>39648668There were multiple Parthian-Ptolemaic queens who took the name Ourania as a title. It means queen of the heavens, like Atargatis or Artemis. Jesus was an Essene, and Ephesus (location of the Temple of Artemis) was an Essene center as well.Artemis is the twin sister of Apollo, and she had relations with many men.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemis#Relations_with_menBut according to some tradition, the queen of the heaven marries her brother, as well as her father.Her father is Zeus, who is a skyfather (not the only skyfather, but one of them).Apollo is also like a Jesus character, and the most famous philosopher and mystic of this era was called "Apollonius of Tyana". I'm guessing this is also the historical Jesus and he had multiple names. I'm guessing it was Izates of Adiabene who abandoned his kingdom of Adiabene around 40-50 AD and became a traveling mystic, which is precisely when he appears in historical record for the Greco-Romans, even though at least one historian dated his birth to 3 BC.
>>39648668Dude there's like 10 names in the whole New Testament.
>>39649791>There were multiple Parthian-Ptolemaic queens who took the name Ourania as a title.Perhaps the most famous one was Helena Ourania, or Helena of Adiabene.
>>39649791Dude, that's a whole bunch of ancient retardation you just spewed out all over the screen. Did you even say anything of import, or are you just trying to come of as a scholar who is actually retarded??>But according to some tradition, the queen of the heaven marries her brother, as well as her father.Ah yes, an adherent of brain rot. That certainly is the way to do it. You want a species to devolve and return to chicken? You perpetuate that "tradition" and norm. In no time at all you'll have a society full of young people speaking in shorthand pop culture references, and scrolling on their own version of tik tok, pumping out the cognitive diarrhea from inside their water heads and onto the internet for ALL THE WORLD to take a nice big WHIFF of. *sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffffffffffff* Mmmmmm, yeah... Smells like teen spirit, alright.
>>39648668God Bless the beautiful Mary Magdalene, who washed my Lord's feet with her beautiful hair! Thank you for caring for my Lord, Mary. Seven demons were cast out, bless her, and I believe my Lord loved her, and I love her!God bless Mary Magdalene, and God Bless Lord Jesus, the most, most high! Amen.Mark 14:6>And Jesus said, Let her alone; why trouble ye her? she hath wrought a good work on me.
>>39649913>her beautiful hair
>>39648753Didymus Judas Thomas (John 11:16; 20:24; 21:2)
>>39649849>Ah yes, an adherent of brain rot. That certainly is the way to do it. You want a species to devolve and return to chicken? You perpetuate that "tradition" and norm. In no time at all you'll have a society full of young people speaking in shorthand pop culture references, and scrolling on their own version of tik tok, pumping out the cognitive diarrhea from inside their water heads and onto the internet for ALL THE WORLD to take a nice big WHIFF of. *sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffffffffffff* Mmmmmm, yeah... Smells like teen spirit, alright.The "queen of heaven" is a general position that has equivalents all across ancient civilizations. In the Babylonian tradition, she marries the father, has a son. Then, the son kills the father and marries her. Seems like the same wasn't true of Artemis, even though she was like the Greek version of Atargatis or Ishtar.>Dude, that's a whole bunch of ancient retardation you just spewed out all over the screen. Did you even say anything of import, or are you just trying to come of as a scholar who is actually retarded??Pearls to swine. I'm giving dots for people who want to connect them.
>>39649913Mary, mother of JesusMary MagdaleneMary of Jacob (mother of James the Less), is sometimes identified with Mary of Clopas. In addition, there is also Mary of Bethany, who is not mentioned in any Crucifixion or Resurrection story. The three Marys are called the Holy Myrrhbearers in the Eastern Church. According to von Balthasar, the union with the sacrifice of the Lord is fundamentally a feminine mystery exemplified in the three Marys. (Revised Wikipedia). Miriam was a popular name...
>>39648668There were like 3 names back then
>>39648668I've often suspected that they are two aspects of the same general thing - one who bears Christ and another who is is his consort (the feminine is duality itself so it makes sense that it would be doubly represented). The grace of Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.
>>39650301His twin (lover.)
>>39648753Jude Thaddeus was actually Judas, but tarded english translators changed it to Jude so people wouldn't get confused.
