How old was Mary when Jesus was born? Does the Bible tell us any details like this?

http://www.gotquestions.org/how-old-was-Mary.html

Wetin u wan use am do?

like 15 or 16

There is a stage in Christian maturity when matters that matter to your spiritual importance is placed in high premium.
I beg your pardon WHAT IMPORTANCE WOULD THIS ADD TO YOUR SPIRITUAL LIFE

lomprico:


Wetin u wan use am do?

Answer the kweshun first na?

sonmvayina:


like 15 or 16

How did you arrive at this?

zenith4biz:


There is a stage in Christian maturity when matters that matter to your spiritual importance is placed in high premium.
I beg your pardon WHAT IMPORTANCE WOULD THIS ADD TO YOUR SPIRITUAL LIFE

That is beside the point. I beg answer the kweshun if you can.

OLAADEGBU:


How did you arrive at this?

jewish tradition....

sonmvayina:


jewish tradition....

Why don't you quote it here?

OLAADEGBU:


Why don't you quote it here?

i am not jewish, ask me about the ibo and i will tell you...but my landlord is jewish and we discuss sometimes

sonmvayina:


i am not jewish, ask me about the ibo and i will tell you...but my landlord is jewish and we discuss sometimes

Why then did you mention the Jewish tradition?

OLAADEGBU:


Why then did you mention the Jewish tradition?

was jesus and mary not jewish?....or did they fall from the sky?..they where born into a society.

OLAADEGBU:


How old was Mary when Jesus was born? Does the Bible tell us any details like this?

http://www.gotquestions.org/how-old-was-Mary.html

Question: "How old was Mary when Jesus was born?"

Answer: While the Bible does not specifically state how old Mary was when Jesus was born, most Christian historians speculate that she was around 15—16 years of age at the time of Jesus’ birth. According to Jewish customs at the time, a young woman might become betrothed to a young man as early as 12 years of age, though the consummation of their marriage through ceremony and physical intimacy would not happen until they were legally married, many months or even years later.

In Luke 1:39–56, we learn that Mary traveled from Galilee to Judah to visit her relative Elizabeth. She would have had to cross a great distance though the territory of Samaria. We do not know if she traveled alone, with servants, or in the company of other family members. However, there is a great likelihood that, even with adult escorts, Mary would have needed to be both physically and emotionally mature enough to handle such a journey.

No matter what Mary’s age when Jesus was born, her spiritual maturity is indeed evident. The mother of Jesus is described by God as “highly favored” (Luke 1:28). When presented with the news that she would conceive the holy Son of God, Mary responds with pure faith and obedience by saying, “Behold, I am the servant of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word” (Luke 1:35–38). Her song (Luke 1:46–55) is full of Scripture—by some counts, there are 10 quotations of and allusions to the Old Testament in the Magnificat—another strong proof of Mary’s learning and spiritual maturity.

Read more: http://www.gotquestions.org/how-old-was-Mary.html#ixzz3MsVTqI7o

Thats why many Christain remain dormant. "Have nothing to the with senseless controversies" Any teaching not taught by Jesus is nothing but stories.

Thats why many Christain remain dormant. "Have nothing to the with senseless controversies" Any teaching not taught by Jesus is nothing but stories.

Where is Mr. Nobody to come and answer this question.