Not to be a stick in the mud or anything, but the picture of the youths shows that four of the seven are young ladies. Would the group really have been referred to as “My sons” by our Lord?
I wasn’t there.
Quibble away.
I haven’t felt very successful at trying to read 100% of Jesus’ mind or intent.
Scripture (and virtually all traditional languages) routinely refers to men AND women using the masculine plural. "Brothers" in New Testament Greek almost always implicitly includes sisters. I can't vouch for these visions, however, there is all kinds of biblical precedence for using a masculine article when including women.
Only from our hyper-sensitive, feminist-twisted (and historically very unusual) society do we feel the need to say "brothers AND sisters" when including both.
Of course this new custom is from the same crowd which brought us abortion...