Birth of Yashua (or Jesus)

A Journal Entry from the year 2015

Concerning the birth of Yashua, the scriptures express that Joseph was not the father, however, more of a guardian. What does this mean? For starters, the generation scriptures, specifically tell readers in the book of Matthew that Joseph did not begat Yashua (by conception) and he did not have intercourse with Mary until after the birth of Yashua, her first-born son. Mary would be considered the Mother, Sacred Feminine, or Essence of the Christ. Joseph, even though he is not the physical father of Yashua, represents the Sacred Masculine in embodiment. Additionally, to Mary, Yashua is her first-born son or child, indicating that he was the "ace" of a line of additional children. Recall to heart once again, Joseph and Mary did not have sexual intercourse until after Yashua's birth. The concept and theory of the brothers and sisters of Yashua, according to Biblical scriptures, seems to be legit. This is from the lineage of Mary (including that the resurrection of the Sacred Feminine commended with Yashua, since Mary is his physical and spiritual mother).

Scripture references: Matthew 2