God in Heaven even before the foundations of the world were put in place had a plan for His creation. In this plan He knew he would have to have a Savior for the world. This Savior would come through a chosen group of people, a people who God would guide and nurture to bring blessings to the world. The group of people became the Jewish nation of Israel. The Savior was His own dear Son, Jesus Christ, The Savior when He was born a man had to have Jewish parents and so Joseph and Mary were both Jewish from the tribe of Judah, the perfect parents for the Savior who came from the Jewish nation. Parents from a Gentile nation would not do.
Mary and Joseph were Jewish the same with their son Jesus.
AnswerThe gospels say that Joseph and Mary were Jews, not Samaritans.
The Virgin Mary was a Jew from birth until the time that Jesus started hispublic ministry. After that, she would be considered as a Christian.Also, by the way ... Mary's husband Joseph, as well as Jesus himself, Peter,Thomas, Judas, John, and the rest of his disciples, they all were Jews.
AnswerJoseph and Mary would have avoided Samaria, which lay between Judea and Galilee, because of ill-feeling between the Jews and the Samaritans.
No because (Christians POV , Judaism POV) Jesus was raised to be Jew and his parents were Jews too.
Joseph and marry were Jews. Jesus also was born Jew and later his principles laid to starting of a new religion i.e. "Christianity"!
Joseph and Mary were the parents of Jesus of Nazareth.
Mary rode on a donkey, and Joseph walked
No, Mary was not married to Joseph when she conceived.
Bethlehem was where Jesus was born. Mary and Joseph traveled there to take part in a nationwide census. Shortly after Jesus was born, the family traveled back home to Nazareth.
The question is not clear. Joseph was Mary s husband.
Joseph and Mary recognized Jesus in the temple.