Comments by "Scented-leaf Pelargonium" (@scented-leafpelargonium3366) on "UsefulCharts"
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@richclay7928 We only have a "good idea" about how Miriam Yeshua's mother looked because of so many depictions of her, especially from those branches of Christianity that venerate her the most, and I have seen many where she looks like a blonde, blue-eyed European Gentile rather than a Middle Eastern housewife from Nazareth. Yosef her husband is not described physically as such in the Bible, so how can we have an idea of those attributes apart from making them up and portraying him anyway in the same as has been done for Miriam and Yeshua, later re-named "Mary" and "Jesus" by the Gentiles. What we do know is that he was a carpenter, which would have required some physical stamina, so it is possible he was a reasonably strong man and he was a Galilean Jew, so likely wore a beard and not cut his hair above his ears as is written in the Torah. We also know that he came from the family line of the illustrious King David so he had a royal bloodline, and as such may have been accorded some respect, apart from having a pregnant fiancee. That would have brought scandal, especially as she was from the priestly line of Aaron, the brother of Moses, but the Gentile Christians never allude to any of that about her. They just focus on her pregnancy, not on the importance of her family tree the way the Jews would be, hence the two genealogies of Yeshua clearly listed for any Jew to identify the credentials of the Messiah just from those two lists of Yosef and Miriam's family trees, but most Christians just fall asleep whenever these are ever read out, as they are not interested in them.
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