¿Qué Pasó con María Después de la Muerte de Jesús
La Gran Enciclopedia de María
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What happened to Mary after Jesus' death? Where did she live? Who cared for her? Did she stay in Jerusalem? Did she go to Ephesus with the apostle John? Where did Mary die? Is there really a tomb of Mary? And what is the connection between these ancient traditions and the Assumption of Mary?
After the crucifixion, the New Testament still shows Mary alive and present among the disciples. In the Book of Acts, Mary appears alongside the apostles after Jesus' Ascension, gathered with the Christian community in prayer.
But after that point, the Bible stops telling her story.
What happened then?
In this documentary, we investigate what we can learn about Mary's final years using the New Testament, ancient Christian traditions, and Church history.
We analyze the scene of Mary at the foot of the cross, when Jesus entrusts her to the beloved disciple; her presence in Jerusalem after the Ascension; and the traditions related to the Dormition of Mary. The possible connection of Mary with Ephesus and the apostle John; the tradition of the House of Mary; ancient narratives about her last days; and the development of the Catholic doctrine of the Assumption.
We also answer a fundamental question: Does the Bible say that Mary was taken up to heaven body and soul?
The answer requires carefully distinguishing between what the New Testament affirms, what ancient Christian traditions preserve, what can be historically investigated, and what pertains to Catholic doctrine and faith.
The New Testament does not contain an explicit account of Mary’s death or a narrative of her Assumption. Nor does it provide a biography of her last years. Christian tradition, however, developed various recollections about the end of her life, especially those linked to Jerusalem and Ephesus.
In this video, we also explain the meaning of the Dormition of Mary, how the tradition of the Assumption developed, and why Pope Pius XII solemnly defined the dogma of the Assumption in 1950.
This research does not seek to transform a tradition into historical proof, nor does it attempt to use the Bible's silence as a basis for a conclusion that the text itself does not allow. Its aim is to distinguish between Scripture, history, tradition, and faith.
📖 MAIN BIBLICAL SOURCES
John 19:25–27 — Mary at the foot of the cross
Acts 1:12–14 — Mary with the apostles after the Ascension
John 2:1–12 — Mary and Jesus at the wedding at Cana
Luke 1:26–38 — The Annunciation
Luke 2:34–35 — Simeon's prophecy
John 20 — The Resurrection of Jesus
Acts 2 — Pentecost
On this channel, we explore the life of Mary, Jesus, the Gospels, the history of Christianity, ancient Marian traditions, and the questions that have surrounded Mary for centuries.
If you are interested in discovering what the sources really say about Mary and separating the Bible from later traditions, subscribe to The Great Encyclopedia of Mary and join us for upcoming investigations.
What do you think happened to Mary after Jesus' Ascension? Jerusalem, Ephesus, or can we simply not know for sure? Let us know in the comments.
#Mary #Jesus #Bible #AssumptionOfMary #DormitionOfMary #VirginMary #HistoryOfChristianity
20 Comments
Y nunca.nunca he leido donde dice hagan SECTAS
ASI Q NO TODO APARECE EN LA BI BLIA. 100 POR CIENTO CATOLICA
descendió del cielo; el
Hijo del Hombre, que está en el cielo.
María NO hizo ningún
milagro, fué la Madre de Jesucristo, es madre de la Naturaleza
Humana de Jesús, pues Jesús tiene doble
Naturaleza, la Humana y la Divina.
El Único intersesor entre Dios y los hombres, es Jesucristo
Amén.
La biblia dice...nadie va al padre si no es por si hijo Jesús.
Y Jesús dice, yo soy el camino, la verdad y la vida.
¿Qué Pasó con María Después de la Muerte de Jesús
La Gran Enciclopedia de María
224,112 views
What happened to Mary after Jesus' death? Where did she live? Who cared for her? Did she stay in Jerusalem? Did she go to Ephesus with the apostle John? Where did Mary die? Is there really a tomb of Mary? And what is the connection between these ancient traditions and the Assumption of Mary?
After the crucifixion, the New Testament still shows Mary alive and present among the disciples. In the Book of Acts, Mary appears alongside the apostles after Jesus' Ascension, gathered with the Christian community in prayer.
But after that point, the Bible stops telling her story.
What happened then?
In this documentary, we investigate what we can learn about Mary's final years using the New Testament, ancient Christian traditions, and Church history.
We analyze the scene of Mary at the foot of the cross, when Jesus entrusts her to the beloved disciple; her presence in Jerusalem after the Ascension; and the traditions related to the Dormition of Mary. The possible connection of Mary with Ephesus and the apostle John; the tradition of the House of Mary; ancient narratives about her last days; and the development of the Catholic doctrine of the Assumption.
We also answer a fundamental question: Does the Bible say that Mary was taken up to heaven body and soul?
The answer requires carefully distinguishing between what the New Testament affirms, what ancient Christian traditions preserve, what can be historically investigated, and what pertains to Catholic doctrine and faith.
The New Testament does not contain an explicit account of Mary’s death or a narrative of her Assumption. Nor does it provide a biography of her last years. Christian tradition, however, developed various recollections about the end of her life, especially those linked to Jerusalem and Ephesus.
In this video, we also explain the meaning of the Dormition of Mary, how the tradition of the Assumption developed, and why Pope Pius XII solemnly defined the dogma of the Assumption in 1950.
This research does not seek to transform a tradition into historical proof, nor does it attempt to use the Bible's silence as a basis for a conclusion that the text itself does not allow. Its aim is to distinguish between Scripture, history, tradition, and faith.
📖 MAIN BIBLICAL SOURCES
John 19:25–27 — Mary at the foot of the cross
Acts 1:12–14 — Mary with the apostles after the Ascension
John 2:1–12 — Mary and Jesus at the wedding at Cana
Luke 1:26–38 — The Annunciation
Luke 2:34–35 — Simeon's prophecy
John 20 — The Resurrection of Jesus
Acts 2 — Pentecost
On this channel, we explore the life of Mary, Jesus, the Gospels, the history of Christianity, ancient Marian traditions, and the questions that have surrounded Mary for centuries.
If you are interested in discovering what the sources really say about Mary and separating the Bible from later traditions, subscribe to The Great Encyclopedia of Mary and join us for upcoming investigations.
What do you think happened to Mary after Jesus' Ascension? Jerusalem, Ephesus, or can we simply not know for sure? Let us know in the comments.
#Mary #Jesus #Bible #AssumptionOfMary #DormitionOfMary #VirginMary #HistoryOfChristianity