Who Was Mary Magdalene? Facts in the Bible - JW.ORG
The Bible’s answer Mary Magdalene was a faithful follower of Jesus Christ. Her name, Magdalene, likely came from the town of Magdala (possibly Magadan), which was near the …
Women in the Bible —What Can We Learn From Them?
Queen Esther, Prophetess Deborah, Abigail. Contrast such good women in the Bible with the cautionary tales of Eve, Lot’s wife, Queen Jezebel. See 21 examples and a timeline.
Jesus’ Body Is Prepared and Buried | Life of Jesus - JW.ORG
Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James the Less may have been helping with the preparation of Jesus’ body. They now hurry home “to prepare spices and perfumed oils” to …
“I Have Seen the Lord!”—Mary Magdalene Sees the Resurrected …
The faithful woman Mary Magdalene was one of the first disciples to see the resurrected Jesus. She was privileged to share this good news with others.
An Empty Tomb, Because Jesus Is Alive! | Life of Jesus
Mary Magdalene and other women find Jesus’ tomb empty. Mary leaves, and an angel confirms that Jesus is alive. How do the disciples respond to the report?
Learning From Jesus’ Final 40 Days on Earth | Watchtower Study
For instance, he appeared to Mary Magdalene while she wept at his tomb. (John 20:11, 16) He also appeared to the two disciples described at the outset of this article. And he appeared to …
Mary - JW.ORG
The most prominent notice of Mary Magdalene is in connection with the death and resurrection of Jesus. When Jesus, as the Lamb of God, was led to the slaughter, she was among the women …
Sino si Maria Magdalena? Mga Katotohanan sa Bibliya - JW.ORG
Si Maria Magdalena ay isang tapat na tagasunod ni Jesu-Kristo. Wala sa Kasulatan ang ideya na siya ang asawa ni Jesus, isang babaeng bayaran, o isang apostol ng mga apostol.
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Qui était Marie de Magdala ? Ce que dit la Bible - JW.ORG
Marie de Magdala était une disciple de Jésus. Les croyances selon lesquelles elle était sa femme, une prostituée ou l’apôtre des apôtres ne sont pas bibliques.