Miriam (sister of Jesus)
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Miriam, sister of Jesus, was born on July 11, 2 B.C., one month before Jesus' fifth birthday anniversary. 123:2.3
Miriam, the belle of the family, was a well-balanced beauty, noble and spiritual. 127:4.8
Miriam idealized Jesus, fostering a close and loving relationship with him that influenced his harmonious interactions with his siblings before his public ministry. 124:4.3 127:6.2
Rebecca's love for Jesus was revealed to Miriam, sparking concern in Mary about his future as a spiritual leader. 127:5.1
Miriam's sale of milk and butter in Nazareth helped support her family during a time of financial struggle. 126:3.12 128:3.1
Miriam's marriage to Jacob the stone mason was a joyous occasion that resulted from James gaining Jesus' approval and blessing. 128:5.8 (128:7.10,12)
Jesus' 4th appearance to mortal recognition occurred shortly before two o’clock in Martha and Mary's home, where Miriam and their friends witnessed him vanish from their sight. 190:2.6
Bible parallels
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See also
- Jesus:family