We do not really even know Jesus' paternal grandfather. According to Matthew, Jesus' paternal grandfather was Jacob, but Luke says that his paternal grandfather was Heli. Records of female ancestors were not normally kept in ancient times, so there is little chance of knowing the name of his grandmother.
Scripture does not mention Jesus' grandmother, paternal or maternal. However, in both Christian and Islamic tradition, Mary's mother was named Anne or Hannah, depending on the culture. In the Catholic religion, she is also a Patron Saint.
Ann St Ann was married to St Joachim, Marys father. The couple had no children for many years causing Ann to turn to prayer. Eventually she concieved and the result was the Virgin Mary.
The Bible doesn't say but tradition has His mother Mary's mother as Anne.
His maternal grandmother was St. Anne.
Saint Anne
It is Anna.
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no. angie likies micah who likes joseph who likes jesus who likes mark who likes bouncing grandmothers. get it? good.
Medicine in the time of Jesus was not at all like what it is today.. There were alapothy , ayurvedic or homeopathy medicine, it was all home remedies all grandmothers secrets.
Grandmothers for Peace was created in 1982.
That depends, if you are referring to grandmothers as in a group or multiple grandmothers no, if you implying it belongs to a singular grandomother it would be "grandmother's" and finally if its something possessed by multiple grandmothers it would be "grandmothers'"
The plural possessive is grandmothers'.
It should be --- Your grandfather was a pediatrician. Your father is a cardiologist. Both of your grandmothers and one of your great grandmothers were nurses.
Your mothers grandmothers children are each others siblings.
The twins names are Jenna and Eva, after their two Grandmothers. The twins names are Jenna and Eva, after their two Grandmothers. The twins names are Jenna and Eva, after their two Grandmothers. The twins names are Jenna and Eva, after their two Grandmothers.
Grandmothers are people and like all other people, some are nice and some are not.
There is no standard collective noun for the noun grandmothers, in which case any noun that suits the situation can function as a collective noun. For example, you might have a 'pair of grandmothers', a 'groupof grandmothers', a 'crowd of grandmothers', etc.The collective nouns for grandparents are a wisdom of grandparents and a nag of grandparents.
Yes, That was all my great grandmothers had to work with as well as my grandmothers.