Among the Jews, engaged couples were viewed as already married. The two, however, did not begin living together as husband and wife until the wedding formalities had been completed.
In most lands Caesar, or the civil authority, determines who is eligible to marry. Thus, when two Christians who are Scripturally free choose to get married, they conscientiously comply with local law. This may involve obtaining a license, using a State-authorized marrying agent, and perhaps registering the completed marriage. When Caesar Augustus required a "registration," Mary and Joseph complied, traveling to Bethlehem "to get registered." (Luke 2:1-5)
Mary was married to Joseph in the Bible.
No the bible says Mary got pregnant before she married Joseph.
Certainly. Matthew 1:18-19 refers to Joseph as her husband and to Mary as his wife.
Yes, according to Christian tradition, the Virgin Mary was married to Joseph, who is often referred to as her husband in the Bible.
No, Mary was not married to Joseph when she conceived.
Mary and Joseph were a couple in the Bible who were married in a traditional Jewish ceremony. They are known for being the parents of Jesus Christ.
No, she didn't, she gave birth to Jesus and married Joseph, a carpenter but she didn't write a bible.
To the best of our knowledge, Mary was the first wife of Joseph. If he had been previously married, there is nothing in either scripture nor tradition to confirm this.
Yes, Mary was married to Joseph according to Christian tradition.
According to Christian tradition, Joseph was a virgin when he married Mary.
Jesus was born soon after their wedding as the Bible says Mary was a virgin when she became pregnant and Joseph wanted to break the engagement.
Mary was engaged to Joseph when she conceived Jesus, but they were not yet married.