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Salome?

Wasn't she Joshua's sister?

Sam Slater Wrote:

Salome?

Wasn't she Joshua!s sister?

planeterotica wrote:

Yes Jimslip is very religious and likes things of biblical proportions !love!
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Graham, not sure you're correct on this, but please read below for more info,


For your reference:

"In Christian mythology, Salome was the daughter of Herodias and stepdaughter of Herod Antipas, ruler of Galilee in Palestine. Her infamy comes from causing St. John the Baptist's execution. The saint had condemned the marriage of Herodias and Herod Antipas, as Herodias was the divorced wife of Antipas's half brother Philip. Incensed, Herod imprisoned John, but feared to have the well-known prophet killed. Herodias, however, was not mollified by John's incarceration and pressed her daughter Salome to "seduce" her stepfather Herod with a dance, making him promise to give her whatever she wished. At her mother's behest, Salome thus asked for the head of John the Baptist on a platter. Unwillingly, Herod did her bidding, and Salome brought the platter to her mother".

So i was right then Jimslip you are very relgious, you must be a man of the cloth with all that religious knowledge about Salome and its no wonder you gave her a good seeing to i can see that she thoroughly deserved it !shocked! lol
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[quote]Once we can identify who James the Less truly was and who his father and mother were we can see that the scripture aligns him with Jude or Judas, Simon, and Joses as well as at least one sister Salome. The next two scriptures identifies Salome as the child of one of the Mary's who attended to Jesus' burial rites and stood afar off while he was being crucified. She and another brother Joses were with her on the hill overlooking the crucifixion. Could they have been too young at the time to understand the situation?

"There were also women looking on from afar, among whom were Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James the Less and of Joses, and Salome, . . . " (Mark 15:40)

" Now when the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome bought spices, that they might come and anoint Him." (Mark 16:1)

If Salome and James were with their mother and their mother Mary was in fact Mary the the aunt of Jesus they could technically be his sisters and brothers to the Christ. It could technically be so, but why is an aunt of Jesus doing the personal care that is due to a mother of a dead son?[/quote]

Though it's not clear, there are hints that Jesus had sisters - one being Salome.

Before everyone thinks Jim is in church on this fine Sunday morning, he's not. He's on the sofa with a nice cuppa, a fag and shouting at The New of The World paper (why he tortures himself by buying it i'll never know)! He wrote that (or copy and pasted it) in jest. He forgot to add a smiley at the end.

Heres a rather nice painting of Salome (A Titian I believe) for you to peruse at your leisure, although you will notice that she ain't got 'er tits out in this one!