Blainer) I think Mary probably had but one child, but then I think there is room for debate on this. This is my own opinion, not Mormon doctrine. I think Mormons generally go along with the popular opinion that Mary had several children. So maybe I have been taking an anti-Mormon point of view. (:>) I don't believe Christ had any children, although he may have been married. Again, this is my private opinion. If he was married, I think at least Mary Magdalene was the one he was married to. Maybe he had several wives, as several women seemed to be his followers, and apparently several visited his tomb early Sunday morning to apply herbs and spices to his NAKED body--something I feel would be appropriate for a married woman, but not a single one. Also, the FIRST person he appeared to was Mary Magdalene. This would fit, I would think, the behavior of a man who considered seeing his wife a first priority upon being resurrected. This is all conjectural, however. Besides, the marriage in Cana, overseen by his mother, was for whom? Was he the Bridegroom? Seems strange he would consent to make the water into wine in the first place, but perhaps more likely if it was his own wedding. Just Idling my mind in neutral, right now.
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