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يوحنا 19
26- فلما راى يسوع امه و التلميذ الذي كان يحبه واقفا قال لامه يا امراة هوذا ابنك.
27- ثم قال للتلميذ هوذا امك و من تلك الساعة اخذها التلميذ الى خاصته.

اذا كان له أخوة آخرين ألم يكن من الأفضل أن يسلمها لأخوته؟!

56 .... حِينَئِذٍ تَرَكَهُ \لتَّلاَمِيذُ كُلُّهُمْ وَهَرَبُوا.

50 فَتَرَكَهُ \لْجَمِيعُ وَهَرَبُوا. 51وَتَبِعَهُ شَابٌّ لاَبِساً إِزَاراً عَلَى عُرْيِهِ فَأَمْسَكَهُ \لشُّبَّانُ 52 فَتَرَكَ \لإِزَارَ وَهَرَبَ مِنْهُمْ عُرْيَاناً.

"Aristarchus, my fellow-captive, greets you, and Mark the cousin of Barnabas, about whom you received orders."

This word very specifically means "cousin," and this word was even used in the Greek Septuagint (Numbers 36:11). This Greek word is very important because many Catholics priests specifically tell their parishioners that the Greek language had no word for cousin and that this was the reason that the word brother had to be used. But this is nothing but shear ignorance and deception! In fact, ¢neyiÒj (anepsios) is not the only word for cousin; there are other words for specific types of cousin and other synonyms, etc. If Paul or Mark had meant that Jacob and Joses were simply kinsmen of Jesus, not necessarily cousins or brothers, then they could have used the Greek word suggen»j (sungenes) which means just a generic kinsman and is used by both Mark (6:4) and by Paul (Romans 9:3) as well as all throughout the New Testament. The story is the same in the Catholics' own Latin Vulgate. In Galatians 1:19, for example, the Latin word frater is used which specifically means brother.
The word nepos, meaning cousin, could have been used, but it was not. Thus, there can be absolutely no doubt that Jesus had at least four brothers and two sisters who were the biological children of Mariam or Mary. This single doctrine is an excellent means of repudiating Catholics and the authority of the Catholic Church.
If they cannot be intellectually honest enough to admit that Mary had at least seven children, then they cannot be intellectually honest enough to believe any truth