Mary and the birth of Jesus
Claim
Mary and the birth of Jesus
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Evidence lanes
Cited because Rebekah, already established as sexually untouched, is later called an almah; this was used to argue that almah naturally fits 'virgin.'
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This verse was cited in the alma debate as an example that allegedly means 'young woman' rather than 'virgin'; the host replied that Rebekah was still a virgin.
Used because Miriam is called an almah while presented as an unmarried young girl, supporting the claim that the term carries virgin connotations.
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