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Misconception About Jesus
Many people misconception about Jesus that he doesn't cherish his physical family through the attitude from him on these verses. Also, by using this, I saw a lot of heresy make people to leave their family saying, spiritual family relationship is more valuable than physical's. The verses do not a purpose of showing careless to our family who raised and stays with us.
The book of Gospel does not delineate the family of Jesus. Only in the Mathew 13:55,56 appears the names of his siblings. Verse 55- his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas, verse 56- Aren't all his sisters with us? Jesus had the big family includes 5 brothers and 2 sisters.
The people who came to Jesus don't mention His father, Joseph. There is no other verse mentions His
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