https://michaelteachings.com/channeling/ Fri, 15 May 2026 11:42:59 +0000 jesus - Michael Teachings Channeling - Q & A en https://michaelteachings.com/channeling/discussion/274/marriage-at-cana Mon, 27 May 2013 00:02:21 +0000 Biblical ubiquitous 274@/channeling/discussions Was the marriage at Cana, mentioned in the New Testament, the marriage of Jesus to Mary Magdeline? Follow up question : If so. how many children did they have, if any. If so, are there descendants of them alive to day?

MICHAEL: Yes, the wedding feast at Cana was the celebration of the man Jesus taking the woman Mary in marriage. There were no living children from that union, although there were several born to them. Which means that there are no descendants today.

Did they die in childbirth?

MICHAEL: Three were stillborn, one lived to the age of 5, and two others died in their later childhood. We should have stated it thusly: There were no children who lived to adulthood from that union.

How old was Jesus when he died?

MICHAEL: The man known as Jesus was 37 years old when he died. The man Jesus never left the geographical area in which he was born.

Channeled by Nancy Gordon]]> https://michaelteachings.com/channeling/discussion/257/birthplace-of-jesus Sun, 26 May 2013 15:53:56 +0000 Biblical ubiquitous 257@/channeling/discussions What is the true birthplace of the man known to us as Jesus, and how far off is history in terms of accuracy as to his year of birth?

MICHAEL: The birthplace of the man Jesus was in a village that no longer exists. In order to maintain the fiction of the prophecies, Bethlehem was promoted, with its tale of inns and shepherds. The man Jesus was born in the reign of Augustus in what is now known as the year 4 BC. It has been said that the year 6 BC is the date, but this is off by two years. We also say that there is no truth to the story of a midwinter birth. It was an ordinary spring night. No angels, no kings, no danger.

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