Mary Magdalene

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Archive: Coffee

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Mary Magdalene
In Our Time: Religion

Mary Magdalene is one of the best-known figures in the Bible and has been a frequent inspiration to artists and writers over the last 2000 years. According to the New Testament, she was at the foot of the cross when Jesus was crucified and was one of the first people to see Jesus ...  Show more

Mary Magdalene
The Ancients

Who was Mary Magdalene? Jesus' confidant, a devout follower, or a sex worker?


In this Easter special, Tristan is joined by Professors Helen Bond and Joan Taylor, authors of 'Women Remembered' to explore Mary Magdalene and her role in the bible. Through looking at bot ...

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Episode 1930 - Mary Magdalene
ScriptureLinks Daily

Selected Verses from the Gospels. Not much is written about Mary Magdalene. There is much speculation about her involvement with other Gospel accounts. This morning, I present the facts of Scripture about Mary Magdalene and her faithfulness to her Lord. Use her story to strengthe ...  Show more

Is That Mary Magdalene?
Today In History with The Retrospectors

Inspired by a dream, Prince Charles of Provence ordered an excavation that uncovered a sarcophagus believed to contain the remains of Mary Magdalene on 12th December, 1279.  The evidence presented included a papyrus note, a sweet rose fragrance filling the air, a wax-covered tabl ...  Show more