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What did Mary the Mother of God's parents do?
We do not know. In fact, their names - Anne and Joachim - are known only by tradition as they are not mentioned in the Bible.
Where in the Bible is Joachim mentioned?
King Joachim is mentioned in the apocryphal Book of Baruch. Joachim, the traditional father of Mary, mother of Jesus, is not mentioned at all.
Does the bible tell who the father is of the virgin Mary?
The Blessed Virgin Mary's parents (Saint Anne and Saint Joachim) are mentioned in the Apocryphal books.
Who was the mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary?
The mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary was St. Anne and her father was St. Joachim.
Who was Anne in the New Testament?
A:An early Christian tradition was that Saints Joachim and Anne were the parents of Mary, mother of Jesus. However, Anne is not mentioned in the New Testament and there is no scriptural support for the tradition.
Where did St. Joachim live?
Joachim and Anne lived in Nazareth.
Who was St. Anne's husband?
There are a number of Saints Anne. The most prominent is the mother of the Virgin Mary, and presumably she is the one meant by the question. Her husband, and father of the Virgin Mary, was Joachim. This according to the apocryphal Gospel of Saint James.
What is Anne and Joachim's - parents of the Virgin Mary - last name?
Last names were not used at the time of Anne and Joachim.
Who is Saint Anne's husband?
St. Joachim was Anne's husband.
Who was the wife of Saint Joachim?
Saint Anne was the wife og Saint Joachim.
Who was Saint Ann?
She was the mother of the Virgin Mary and wife of St. Joachim. She was very unhappy because she was withoout child, but an angle came to her and told she would give birth. Saint Anne is the protector of woman in labour, and her feast day is July 26. They are not mentioned in The Bible, but St. James wrote about her in an apocryphal writing.
What is the Virgin Marys Mothers name?
The Bible doesn't give the name of Mary's mother. Tradition tells us that her parents were named Anne and Joachim.
