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Enoch
Jan 15, 2011 - 12:19PM
Christ the "Son" of Heli

"The confirmation of the fact that Heli was indeed the father of Mary comes from the Jerusalem Talmud Haggigah, Book 77, 4.
([One] . . .points out that 'The reference in Neusner is Hagigah 2:2, V. L., where V is a roman number. Apparently Godet cites it as Chagig. 77.4. Strack and Billerbeck in their rabbinic commentary on the gospels, on Luke 3:23 calls it "pChag 2,77d, 50."
The context is not about the Lord Jesus and his family, though it may be a snide reference out of context thereto.
Neusner says: "R. Eliezer bar Yose said that he saw Miriam, the daughter of 'LY BSLYM [Jastrow -- the leek like sprouts of onions], hanging by the nipples of her breasts. R. Yose b. Hanina said, 'The pin of the gate of Gehenna was fastened to her ear.'" The context does not concern Christ or Mary at all. The letters BSLYM are apparently difficult to interpret "]"

--http://www.oration.com/~mm9n/articles/genealogy/cha3.htm

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