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There's no historical evidence for it, and the idea that Jesus married anyone isn't found in the New Testament. Here's how the claim arose. **Which Mary?** Jesus's mother was Mary of Nazareth. The Mary people usually mean in this theory is Mary Magdalene, a follower of Jesus who the Gospels say witnessed the crucifixion and was first to find the empty tomb. None of the four Gospels say she was his wife or that he had children. **Where the idea comes from** - **Gnostic texts:** The Gospel of Philip, a 3rd-century text, calls Mary Magdalene Jesus's
There's no historical evidence for it, and the idea that Jesus married anyone isn't found in the New Testament. Here's how the claim arose. **Which Mary?** Jesus's mother was Mary of Nazareth. The Mary people usually mean in this theory is Mary Magdalene, a follower of Jesus who the Gospels say witnessed the crucifixion and was first to find the empty tomb. None of the four Gospels say she was his wife or that he had children. **Where the idea comes from** - **Gnostic texts:** The Gospel of Philip, a 3rd-century text, calls Mary Magdalene Jesus's "companion" and says he kissed her. The word can mean spiritual partner, and part of the key passage is damaged, so scholars disagree on what it means. The Gospel of Mary shows her as a leading disciple, but says nothing about marriage or children. - **Medieval legend:** French stories claimed Mary Magdalene traveled to southern France after the crucifixion. They don't say she had Jesus's child. - **Modern books:** The 1982 book *Holy Blood, Holy Grail* proposed a surviving bloodline, and *The Da Vinci Code* (2003) made it famous. The authors' sources, including the "Priory of Sion" documents, were later shown to be a 20th-century hoax. - **The Hooked X:** Scott Wolter's reading of the symbol, mentioned earlier, builds on this same bloodline idea. It's speculation, not accepted scholarship. - **A forgery:** In 2012 a papyrus fragment surfaced with the phrase "Jesus said to them, my wife." It was widely examined and later shown to be a modern forgery. **What scholars say:** Most historians and biblical scholars find no reliable ancient evidence of a marriage or child. Some note that a Jewish man of that time would normally have married, but that is an argument from custom, not evidence, and early Christian writers never mention a wife. **Religious views differ.** For Christians, the question may carry theological weight. Traditional Christianity teaches that Jesus was unmarried, and the sources we have support nothing more than that. I can go further on any piece, such as the Gospel of Philip passage or how the Priory of Sion hoax was uncovered.

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