Who Were Lazarus' Sisters? Mary and Martha
Mary and Martha are Lazarus' sisters in John 11:1–5, introduced through their brother and their appeal to Jesus. The passage anchors everything that follows in the plain statement that Jesus loved them.
Who Was Lazarus in John 11:1–44?
Lazarus is a real man from Bethany, loved by Jesus and raised after four days in the tomb. The text makes him the occasion for a sign, not the center of it: the sickness was for the glory of God.
Who Were Lazarus' Sisters, Mary and Martha?
Lazarus had two sisters, Mary and Martha, and John 11 introduces them by name in their home at Bethany. The passage spends more time on who Jesus is than on the sisters themselves.
Who Was Lazarus? Bethany, Mary, Martha, No Wife
Lazarus was a beloved brother and friend in Bethany, and Scripture names no wife for him. The raising of Lazarus is a sign that points past the tomb to Jesus himself.