Scriptural Evidence Jesus Christ was Married to Mary Magdalene! 

I picture that event as a very tender moment between a husband and wife. Her first impulse was to hug him and he had to forbid her at that time. There was probably more to that story than we are actually given. After he told her that he must ascend to his Father they may have had a very personal and intimate conversation.

April 14, 1927 vol 21 How Our Lord came upon earth to suffer all the evils that the human will had done. How the Word of Jesus is life. I was thinking about the Divine Will and the evil of the human will, and my beloved Jesus, all afflicted, told me: My daughter, everything I suffered in My Humanity was nothing other than all the evil that the human will had produced for the poor creature. It formed her prison, it took away from her the freedom of being able to move around within her God, in the heavenswherever she wanted. It rendered her incapable of doing good; it took light away from her, and surrounded her with thick darkness. And I came upon earth and enclosed Myself in the prison of the womb of My dear Mama; and even though that prison was holy, it cannot be denied that it was the most narrow and dark prison that could exist in the world; so much so, that I could not even stretch out a hand, or a foot. It was not given to Me to take one step, nor was there any room even to open My eyes. The human will had done all this to the creatures, and I, from the very beginning of My Conception, came to suffer this pain in order to knock down the prison of the human will, and give back to man what he had lost. I wanted to be born in a stable and suffer the most extreme poverty. The human will had formed something worse than a stable for the poor creatures, while passions had formed manure in their souls. And blowing more than wind, it had rendered them numb with intense cold, to the point of affecting their nature, not only taking terrestrial happiness away from them, but making them experience hunger and povertynot only of the soul, but also of the body. And I wanted to suffer intense cold, extreme poverty, and the stench of the manure that was in the stable; and in seeing two animals near Me, I had the sorrow that the human will had converted Our most beautiful work, Our dear jewel, Our dear Imagethe poor manalmost into a beast. There was not one pain that I suffered that did not have its origin in the human will, and I subjected Myself to everything in order to rehabilitate it once again in the Kingdom of the Supreme Fiat. Even in My Passion, I wanted to suffer being stripped in the scourging, denuded on the Cross, and stretched in such a horrible way that My bones could be counted, amid confusion, abandonment and unspeakable bitterness. All this was nothing other than the outpouring of the human will, that had stripped man of all goods, and with its poisonous breath, had covered him with confusion and opprobrium, to the point of transforming him in a horrible way, and of rendering him an object of mockery for his many enemies. Daughter, if you want to know all the evils that the human will has done, study My Life well, number My pains, one by one, and you will read the black characters of the noxious story of the human will. You will feel such horror in reading it, that you will be content with dying, rather than letting one single syllable of it enter into you. After this, Jesus kept silent, and remained all taciturn, pensive and afflicted. He looked around and far away, as if He wanted to investigate the dispositions of creatures; and not seeing them disposed, He remained in His profound silence. So, I had to go through several days of privation, as if He were no longer living in me. Then, I began to feel Him move in my interior, like rising sun; and He said to me: My daughter, whenever I speak, a life comes out of Methe greatest gift. And I must see whether there is disposition on the part of creatures, so as to place this life of Mine in them; and not seeing it, I am forced to remain silent, because there is no place in which to put this great gift. This is the reason why many times I do not speak. In fact, what regards My Divine Fiat is not only for you, but will serve other creatures; at most, It forms Its capital in you, in order to transmit it for the good of others. So, while I keep silent, you pray that the Kingdom of My Will be known, and you suffer because you see yourself without Me, your Life. To live without life is the greatest martyrdom. These pains and these prayers mature the gift, and while they make Me open My mouth to issue the new life that regards My Divine Will, they dispose creatures to receive It. These pains are more than suns rays, that mature the fields, the fruits, the flowers. Therefore, everything is necessarysilence, pains, prayersfor the decorum of the manifestations of My Will.

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@@rickstuart7641 What is the real quote?

@@kimberlylawson8240 Brigham and his "editors" changed almost every document they could get their hands on. That is why he was furious with Emma when she would not turn over the inspired JS version of the Bible. Maybe Joseph said it, maybe not. If it was published as scripture before Joseph's murder I will trust it and if not, well not at all. That is why they hid the first vision accounts that only had one personage. That is why they removed all the doctrine of the D&C, the whole Lectures on Faith that was the doctrine of the 1844 and 1835 versions. After Joseph's death they added D&C 130 which has the trinity and the Father with a body. Yet Joseph canonized 2 Gods only and the HG as the mind or connecting power of God. He was crystal clear that God was spirit and the Son of flesh and bone. That there were only 2. Fortunately the BOM was printed in before Joseph was gone. Yet the chapter headings are wrong in a lot of cases, esp the Isaiah chapters.

@@kimberlylawson8240 The fulness had nothing to do with what we consider ordinances. It was coming into the presence of the Savior. Just as Oliver Cowdery told the apostles when called that they must then go approach God and have him tell them they were called. They never did. Joseph tried like Moses to get the people purified and ready to see the Savior and they would not. Rather than they put him down and chose a golden calf. It has always been that way with the true servants of God. They are hated and despised, run out of town on a rail or eliminated. We love our golden calf of the trinity.

​@@rickstuart7641so, fix the "doctored" quote...

Because God already sent a flood to wipe out 1/2 divine beings... Why would he want more of them running around the earth?

@@chrismcaulay7805 First off, Devine Beings couldn't be wiped out by a flood, or they wouldn't be Divine. Secondly, in Luke chapter 2 Adam is called a son of God, so all his sons and grandsons etc. would also be sons of God, everything bringing forth after their kind. And in 2 Peter it says 8 souls were saved by water, so you would have to be saying that either the sons of God don't have souls or that you don't understand who the sons of God are.

@@chrismcaulay7805 There are more people now on earth than at any point in time - 8 billion people. God clearly want's more of us here now, especially when technology can get information around faster than ever

Once Christ comes again, I can't see a just God denying Christ to have a spouse. Aren't we told the Celestrial kingdom is for those worry to have their own spiritual kingdom. So, yes it makes sense for him to have a wife. Having children with her is another issue as wouldn't they be 1/4th imortal?

@@janetcarlson4923 His children may be less susceptible to diseases, but they wouldn't have the power to lay down their life and take it again. Which works by the Holy Spirit anyways.

This is what I’m thinking…. I mean Paul says he (Paul) wasn’t married, and he was part of the Sanhedrin, but if Jesus hadn’t been married and was still called “rabbi” by his followers, you’d think his opponents would have brought THAT up in their list of grievances against him!

Right on guys!!

@@gingersnaps215 I think that you are mistaken on Paul. The only basis for believing that Paul was never married is a likely misunderstanding of 1 Cor. 7:8-9. Paul, writing to the "unmarried" and widows suggests that they "remain single, as I am." Paul is writing to widows (obviously) and widowers (less obvious, I know, bear with me). During the Koine Greek era, widowers were referred to as "agamois" (except using Greek letters) -- the same word Paul uses, which could refer to unmarried men generally, but in context (paired with widowers) most likely referred specifically to widowers. I think that suggests that Paul was at least once married and had become a widower. And he may have failed to follow his own advice and gotten married again (assuming the epistles to the Corinthians were written before the epistle to the Philippians): In Philippians 4:2-3 he addresses himself to his "syzyge" (again, pretend Greek letters), which our Bible translates as "yokefellow," but was typically used to refer to a person's spouse.

@RussellJaySpencer cool, thanks for the linguistic clarification! Clears up some confusion I’ve had for just HOW an unmarried man had become part of the Sanhedrin 🙃

But Mathew 19 12 kjv for there are some eunuch wich were so born from their mother's wulm

Yes it does. The Church teaches that only those who are married for eternity will get to the highest degree of the Celestial Kingdom. D&C 131:1-2 The Gods are all married men

Mormons believe whatever and it can change whenever. Brigham young taught Adam was God it's just made up

I agree

Your analyse and logic area totally right.

Well, we are now moving towards further light and knowledge.

@@CMZIEBARTH Whether he was or was not, does not affect your personal salvation. So don't worry about it.

@@NancyBrown-xw8hg I'm not saying anyone should fanatically dwell on it, just that if information comes our way on the matter we shouldn't spurn it.

My dad always said, "If it doesn't affect your salvation, it doesn't matter."

@@DesertPrimrose Big 'is this on the test' energy

Interesting

Wow! I have never considered that!

I am on it, bro!

And baby onesies for when we pass those cute babies along in Church.

…though I do also like the fact that we don’t KNOW they were married, because then she can remain special despite her “lowly and untrustworthy status” as a woman in 1st century Judea.

But that means he's being secretive. Which means he's part of a secret combination. Because secrets are bad. So so bad. Always. (Sarcasm)

Though this is all just speculation I think it also adds to this idea when Jesus says touch me not. Perhaps a more than friendly embrace would have been expected. An embrace from a wife would have been much more intimate in nature than from a simple follower. Maybe that was part of the reason he made sure to tell her not to touch him because he hadn't yet ascended to the father. It's a mystery but it makes me wonder

You guys want Jesus to be relatable. Ask yourself, why were the 144000 men praised for being virgins in the Bible? It specifically says they were not defiled by women. Explain that.

@@blairperry men who are chaste....are you trying to say getting married and having sex is something that defiles you?

There are at least three of the prophets who are direct descendants.

Several.

@@davus4242 correct. I forgot about the other ones.

Someone plz enlighten the rest of us plz plz

​@@brothercheerioWho? And you believe this based on what sources? It's an honest question, I'm interested.

@nonadillon4494 - So do you believe there are a bunch of people who have lived on earth who were Christ's children and are His posterity, and therefore part God? I respectfully disagree. I don't believe any Gods are on earth. We have Priesthood power bestowed upon men because we don't have actual Deity on the earth anymore since Christ lived in mortality.

@@micheleh3851no idea about his offspring or not. Though my understanding of Priesthood isn't because we don't have God on Earth. Priesthood is essential for all of us to have regardless if He is here or not.

@ClintK. - My point was Christ held Priesthood power by being God. No one bestowed it on Him in mortality. So if he had kids and posterity, they would already have that power too so it would have already been on earth and not needed to be restored.

Jesus was baptized. Why? Would He need every priesthood ordinance, then? Can he be exalted without all temple ordinances? Did He "fulfill all righteousness" while in mortal flesh?

@@micheleh3851 gotcha but not necessarily. That same train of thought I would think would also need to be extended to John the Beloved and the 3 Nephites.

Jesus was invited to that wedding..it would be kind of strange to receive an invitation to your own wedding

lololol... I can imagine!

It makes more sense to me that he would have done things like us before he created our world, which would then given him the title he has before our world, just as Satan had a title before and thus gave him his role here and the same for Heavenly Father and the Holy Ghost. All outside of our time and thus no need for our experience and rituals only to play a part in what we do here as we choose and grow. The Holy Ghost has no body is he going to have the same experience as we do, or did he already? Or will he later? They to me seem to already have these titles and have done their ordinances before we are and were and will.

Good call, that dude is up to no good. His intent is not to create understanding. His intent is to promote himself and evangelical teachings as supreme to lds teachings. I notice him always directing lds speakers to answer some type of way. He is good at bringing apologists on and muzzling them while letting his faith be heard louder. Like yesterday with his introduction. He let's evangelicals claim truth and honesty and call the Bible the one word of God. When an lds starts to share anything that is a claim to truth. He interrupts and directs the topic in another direction. Lds speakers are only allowed to say things within the bubble of "faith is faith, we have faith so we love people and try to be good"..... that's the amount of leash that he gives our side. The other side has a dog runner to run on, our side has a 2ft leash. The dude is sly and many good lds are being tricked into not seeing this because he hits on keywords like acceptance and unity but what he's doing is wearing sheep's wool trying to pick off members 1 by 1.

@@curtisdecker3175 I so agree, his intentions are not good in any way whatsoever, he is actually using weak saints to fund his way.

@Rudyard_Stripling absolutely, he moved to Utah because his church was failing. You don't move to Utah to teach Evangelicals everything about the LDS if your church is growing. You move to Utah to fulfill prophecy of Spencer W Kimball when he said Salt Lake City will be a place that the Gentiles come to and turn the city wicked. We've been warned.

​@Rudyard_Stripling - I personally like pastor Jeff and he has strengthened my testimony because he asks questions that I haven't heard others ask. And then I try to answer the questions myself as if he were asking me. Maybe someday the non-member friends I have will ask those same questions. I have also learned a lot from the LDS presenters, especially Greg Matson and Kurt Francom that Jeff frequently has on.

@micheleh3851 The problem with the questions that he asks is that he directs the answer to get the answer he wants... I'm a former evangelical, lived in the Bible belt my whole life. Jeff is 75% of evangelical pastors in the South. Good at talking kind, good at circular conversation, good at directing the conversation towards a premeditated answer. Pay attention to the questions that he asks and how he keeps steering the answer to a point where he can then give his 2 cents.

@lindahayes7911 - To be in the highest degree of the Celestial kingdom, yes. But there are millions of people that have lived and died without being married so it's my understanding they will be given the opportunity during the Millenium. If Christ wasn't married on earth during His mortality, He will have that opportunity later as well.

But He was called “Rabbi “.

Those are his commandments to humans. God sent a flood to wipe out the Nephilim, thus it stands to reason he would not want more 1/2 divine beings running around...

@@micheleh3851 It doesn't make much sense for Christ to put off a commandment until well after His death. If this life is the time for men to prepare to meet God, it seems Christs example to us would fully be given while in the flesh rather than worked out far into the future.

@Hol0gr4m - If Christ were married He wouldn't have been allowed to fulfill the commandment to multiply and replenish, otherwise there would be hundreds of His posterity who are part Deity just as He was and therefore perfect and in no need of His Atonement. It doesn't make sense to have more than one God who lives in mortality on earth. That is not what the Church teaches. We do teach that the millions of people who couldn't marry while in mortality will have the opportunity by proxy or in person later. I believe Christ is in that category. It was not His mission to be married and have kids in mortality. It was His mission to be THE Savior and Redeemer.

I had never read that verse that way before. But that reading opens all sorts of new understandings.

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant my friend! Thank you very much for sharing! My eyes have been opened and received more light and truth!

Good point

thanks for sharing :)

The D&C is the biggest apocryphal text ever. Take it with a grain of salt.

She is a temple. Isn't it obvious??? The chambers and veil and highest room and innermost and source of life, etc..... It is a layer. It is a factor that testofys of the other variables in the equation.

On the Talking Scripture channel under the “Mike Geeking Out” playlist. I also like poking around Mandy’s podcast and website, but did have a sense of “proceed cautiously” when I first came across her stuff. There is a lot that I find appealing and compelling, but also a lot that is questionable. Either way, it is fun to explore!

By his own law he has to be married for eternity D&C 131:1-2

My mom loved studying this stuff. She was pretty sure Jesus was at His own wedding here. I don't remember very well, either, but was it tradition for the groom to provide the wine?

@@brucenorth5337 No, the groom wasn't supposed to provide the wine. Jesus' conversation with His mother makes that clear. Mary says, "They have no wine." She doesn't say, "Help, we've run out of wine." To which Jesus seems to reply, that's not our problem. Mary ignores this brush off, and tells the servants, "Whatever he saith unto you, do it." Because she knows He will fix the problem for her. And Jesus fixes the problem--because his wonderful mom was trying to spare the wedding party the embarrassment or running out of wine. And, of course, it is the best wine--because ... of course it would be! How much better is this story if it is his bride's family that He and His mother are saving from embarrassment. I don't know if I'm convinced this is His wedding though. The language of the KJV makes it seem much more like they are guests, and others are running the wedding. "THEY" ran out of wine. They took the wine to "the governor of the feast." But even if that wasn't His wedding, it doesn't mean He wasn't married. I'm ok with it either way, but it seems like if Jesus had to be baptized for no reason other than to be the example of fulfilling all righteousness, then I would suspect He entered into the highest covenant, as well, that of eternal marriage.

The groom was traditionally responsible for providing the wine at the wedding.

@@daveduncan2748I would take “they have no wine” as being interpretable as “our guests” but that’s too much a small thing to carry any certainty

@@brookebennett6006 Why wouldn't Mary say, "We have no wine," if she and Jesus had run out of wine for the wedding?

Most understand it that way. But not necessarily that Jesus was married in the ~30 years he was on Earth. Maybe for example he gets married during the millennium or in the Celestial Kingdom. We believe Christ’s millennial reign and final judgement is him “finishing” his work and who knows, maybe that includes him getting married.

🤣🤣 “Boomers still rule” 🤣🤣

St. Paul be like: "Really?"

@@SuperSaiyanKrillin st Peter be like “Yeah, because I was married too”.

Same!

Me too!! I have so much to listen to and accomplish, which is why I have to listen so fast.

The BoM quotes from Mark 16?

I don’t get it

@@ChadSolberg Ah well, I tried.

Mike Day and David Butler as well as Hayden Paul from Stick of Joseph. Hayden and his brother are part of the Stick of Joseph RU-vid channel and recently helped David Butler (D. John Butler) Publish a book that covers some of these same topics called "In the Language of Adam" and Mike Day has a wonderful Podcast that he is part of called "Talking Scripture". I hope that helps. These men are looking at the scriptures and in particular the Book of Mormon in thought-provoking, inspired ways that deserve the attention of any truth seeking disciple.

@@Silvananthus Thanks, I will look them up.

Amen sister.

Same man. Christ through Josephus.

He absolutely had to of been married to fulfill all righteous ness.

Mosiah 15 verses 10-14 clarify who the seed are. It is those who have followed His words. In entering into covenant, we become the children of Christ.

Had to have.

@@heatwaveo8 That is talking spiritually not bodily.

@@Rudyard_Stripling yes, but the Mosiah 15 verses are quoting from the Isaiah 53 verse being addressed here and adding context to it for clarity. I'm not disagreeing that Jesus could have been married in the flesh. I'm just disagreeing that the verse in Isaiah serves as proof.

How do we know Adam was not of African ancestry? Answer: You ever know a brotha to give up one of his ribs!

Which book is that? I’d love to read it!