Salome bat Yosef (SAH-lo-may)
Whisper of Continuity
Salome, the youngest of Yeshua’s sisters, was known for her sharp memory and devotion to family traditions. She took on the role of recorder and teacher within the household-school, ensuring that family stories, parables, and covenant practices were passed down accurately.
Her principle was continuity. She believed covenant endured only if each generation carried it faithfully, weaving the teachings into daily life. She trained her children and apprentices in memory-keeping, often working alongside scribes to preserve sayings.
Salome helped compile early scrolls of the *Book of the Compassionate Voice*, contributing not only memory but also commentary rooted in household ritual. Her presence linked the School with the broader Judean communities through festivals, marriages, and council rites.
She died in Galilee, remembered as the Whisper of Continuity — the one who ensured memory survived transition.
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Date of Birth
286 zc
Date of Death
360 zc
Life
286 zc
360 zc
74 years old
Birthplace
Nazareth, Judea
Place of Death
Galilee, Judea
Spouses
Siblings
Yeshua ben Yosef
(sister)
Yaakov ben Yosef
(brother)
Yehudah ben Yosef
(brother)
Shimon ben Yosef
(brother)
Miriam bat Yosef
(sister)
Children
Belief/Deity
Christianity + Judaism
Guardian of legacy and lineage; aligns with nurturing Whispers of early Accord.
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