How Jesus female disciples who supported His work were wiped from history

JESUS Christ’s female disciples made Christianity possible but their pivotal role was wiped from history for one single reason. Mary Magdalene (above in 1835 Alexander Ivanov painting) portrayed in popular culture as a prostitute is historically inaccurate. JESUS Christ had prominent female disciples who made his religious mission possible, but their pivotal role was wiped from history. Mary Magdalene who, despite popular culture, was not a prostitute, a noblewoman named Joanna and a healer called Salome were among his close circle. And Joanna, who had been married to an official of Judaean Roman leader Herod Antipas’ noble clique, funded Jesus’ itinerant travelling band. Biblical historians Joan Taylor and Helen Bond have undertaken new research which convinces them that the 12 disciples actually travelled in pairs with their female partners. And by forensically examining the New Testament, the pair unearth a trail of clues they believe will rewrite the origins of fait...