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      Re: Does "Brother"= "Cousin"?

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      That may well be, but it doesn't show, if Mary had stepchildren, that they would ignore her.
      I was actually agreeing with you. If they were stepbrothers they would be required to take care of her even if they weren't blood relatives. The fact that Jesus gave His mother to John shows that He placed discipleship over family, not that He had not brothers.

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      Quote Originally posted by Scruffyzach View Post
      I was actually agreeing with you. If they were stepbrothers they would be required to take care of her even if they weren't blood relatives. The fact that Jesus gave His mother to John shows that He placed discipleship over family, not that He had not brothers.
      Oh, I misread you. Sorry.

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