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Was Jesus Married?

Updated on August 25, 2011
The Di Vinci Code
The Di Vinci Code
The Bible
The Bible
Secret Archives at The Vatican
Secret Archives at The Vatican

Jesus, The Family Man

In the Di Vinci Code, it is suggested that Jesus was in fact married to Mary Magdalene and they had a child. This blood line continued till the current day, being hidden by secret sects.

Is this too hard to believe? I don’t think so. Jesus was put on earth, by his father, to teach us how we should live our lives. It is the Christian belief that we should marry, have children and bring them up, trusting in God the father. Why then, if Jesus was to be an example, would he not get married and have children.

So, if he did, then what happened to his family? When Jesus was arrested I am sure somebody would have hidden his family, to protect them, fearful of both the Romans and the TemplePriests.

Why is there no mention of him having a family, in The Bible? To answer this, we must first look at how The Bible came about. Emperor Constantine, of Rome, fearful that the quickly growing Christianity posed a threat to both his Empire and his power, proclaimed himself a Christian and declared that all Romans, must be Christian. To this end, he told his priests to gather all the leaders of the Christians and consolidate all the stories into one book, The Bible. Although the book may have been compiled by the Christian leaders, I am sure the Emperor would have reviewed and edited it himself, to ensure that it contained no threat to either him or his power. Which of course, a blood line from Jesus would have. Once again, The Bible does not make mention of Jesus having a family but neither, to my knowledge, does it say that he died a bachelor with no children.

So, this leaves us with several questions. Is there a bloodline? If there is, does the Pope or the head of the Orthodox Church know of it? If they do, would they tell us?

Obviously, if there was, then it probably would not be in the interests of the modern Church for it to become common knowledge, as it could change the way Christians look at the Church.

Why, if it exists, hasn’t it revealed itself before now? Is God waiting for the World to be in despair and humanity to be on the edge, before he allows his bloodline to be revealed?

I do not believe that the end is near, but is a new beginning close at hand?

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