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Georges de La Tour, The Penitent Magdalen, c. 1640, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Georges de La Tour, The Penitent Magdalen, c. 1640, The Metropolitan Museum of ArtCC0 · source

Mary Magdalene wasn't a prostitute

They called her a prostitute, but she was actually a prophet. Here's what they don't teach about Mary Magdalene.

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  1. They called her a prostitute, but she was actually a prophet.
  2. THE PROSTITUTE STORY CAME CENTURIES LATER
  3. MARY ACTUALLY TRAVELED WITH JESUS
  4. SHE DIDN'T ABANDON HIM AT THE CROSS
  5. JESUS APPEARED TO HER FIRST
  6. THERE'S EVEN A GOSPEL OF MARY
  7. SO WAS MARY ACTUALLY A PROPHET?
  8. WHY THE CORRECTION CAME TOO LATE

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