THE DIVINE HISTORY OF JESUS

Mary´s family secret

 

Mary was Jacob of Nazareth’s first born. This Jacob, son of Mattham, son of King Solomon, fell in love with the daughter of the younger sister of Elizabeth, Zechariah’s wife, parents of John the Baptist. The thing is that Elizabeth took the son of Abijah by husband against the will of her father. So, when they found she could not bear children they said about Elizabeth: Blame on you, it's God's will!

When Elizabeth's sister became a sweet woman, and beautiful as her elder sister, though people said no beauty could be found in the land of Israel to shadow Elizabeth’s, Elizabeth’s father promised himself not to fall twice on the same stone, and he would find a husband for her girl before she followed her elder sister’s track. And as he promised himself so he did.

Elizabeth’s father married Elizabeth´s sister with Cleophas, a doctor of the Law.

Cleophas was a very smart, young man from a good family. To marry Elizabeth’s sister it was a good match which would allow him to break into the most powerful circle of influence in Jerusalem, that circle of influence led by Zechariah, from now on his brother in law. A year later or so Cleophas engendered a child, a sweet girl, and he named her Anne.

Let’s say that Cleophas was right about the good move he had made marrying Elizabeth’s sister. Yet, as time passed by Cleophas could not avoid Elizabeth’s influence upon her daughter, each year growing a little bit stronger. Elizabeth, who had no children, laid on her niece all the mother love she had to give, and as years passed by Elizabeth’s influence upon Cleophas’ daughter became very dangerous.

Cleophas, a very patriotic fellow, when the time came to find a husband for Anne he made his mind and decided to push her daughter in the arms of law before she reached the age, when a father could not force her child to do his almighty will.

But you know, when God is around man’s plans is good for nothing. And this is exactly what came to happen with the illusion of Cleophas about the future of her sweet Anne.

One of those days Matthan of Nazareth and Jacob, his son, came down to Jerusalem to meet Elizabeth and Zechariah. That was the day Anne and Jacob met, and from that day on their hearts were tied with a divine bond of love. To cut short the story, Jacob and Anne became husband and wife and brought five girls to life. Mary was the elder. After the five girls Anne and Jacob gave birth to Cleophas, the boy of the house.

The six of them were born in Nazareth, where their father Jacob and grandfather Mattham were born, and so on back to the days of the return of the Jews from Babylon.

If you remember the house of Zerubbabel did split in two houses, the house of Abiud and the house of Rhesa. The house of Abiud rooted its tree to King Solomon, and the House of Rhesa to Nathan, son of King David.

Abiud and Rhesa came with father Zerubbabel from Babylon to the land of Israel and once the city of Jerusalem was built they separated and founded their own genealogical trees.

Rhesa, the son of Nathan, son of David, settled in Bethlehem, where his family grew working as Carpenters.

Abiud, Rhesa’s elder brother and heir to the throne of Israel, moved northward and founded Nazareth. Abiud became a landlord and so his children from the day of the foundation of Nazareth Town to the last heir of the House of the David’s from Nazareth.

By the time this living heir to the throne of Israel was a woman, and her name was Mary. This was the secret of Mary’s Family and nobody but those who inherited the genealogical tree scroll, signed by Daniel the Prophet, knew the truth about it. Mary, Elizabeth & Zachariah, Simeon and Joseph the Carpenter were the only people in the world who knew Mary’s family secret. Of course there were some other people involved in the mystery of the Alpha and the Omega, their names you will find them as we get along.