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Not necessarily. Being a Roman administrator, Pilate would know Latin and Greek without question. Latin was the legal language of the empire (and commonly spoken in the oldest parts of the empire), and Greek was the common language of the rest of the empire. Alexander the Great and his successors forced territories they conquered to speak Greek. When the ...
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This may also have something to do with 'leaving mother (and father)" and clinging to the wife "church", as talked about in Genesis 2.
The Wedding at Cana in Galilee is the first and opening miracle in John’s Gospel. When the wine runs out and Mother Mary says:
“They have no wine”
Jesus says:
“Woman, what does that have to do with ...
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