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Respectfully toward agree with you!Now how about summing up what you’re trying to say instead of burying it under a wall of unreadable text?
Anyone who hears you Peter hears me. Peace
Respectfully toward agree with you!Now how about summing up what you’re trying to say instead of burying it under a wall of unreadable text?
Correction here, No God has choose Mother Mary above all women in Luke 1:41 and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit 42 and she exclaimed with a loud cry, “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit (Jesus) of your womb! God the Holy Spirit Himself is speaking through St Elizabeth as an instrument since no body can call Lord with out the Holy Spirit Is it true? yes the Word of God is True Jn 17:17 as the Word of God became flesh in Her ,so we all should be come flesh in her and be born spiritually by her.Does not our Heavenly Father call all Woman to bring forth His Greatest Treasure, his most Scared Blessing, he has chosen to come through the Womb of a Woman, to turn into flesh His beloved sons and daughters= a child?
1 Corinthians 6:17 But he who is united to the Lord becomes one spirit with him. so did Mother Mary suffered spiritually martyrdom like many saints who had stigmata even more than all the humans because she was united with Jesus on the cross.Jesus suffered the most agony of death on the cross for the lowly, who were thought of as nothing, rebuking those who thought they were, did he not?
Here’s some more advice: Refrain from posting gibberish.deMontfort:![]()
Respectfully toward agree with you!Now how about summing up what you’re trying to say instead of burying it under a wall of unreadable text?Thank you for your kind advice, about summing it up. That is the responsibility for each of us to do. Test all Spirits.
Anyone who hears you Peter hears me. Peace![]()
When I see this prayer card, I always think things would have been much worst if it hadn’t been for the prayers of the church throughout those times.It is good to remember that there was a Church in 1940 and that after all the rot that followed that date, there is still a Church today, and us reading the prayer card in 2018.
Respectfully opinion only. What does our Heavenly Father have to say about our Blessed Mary and her reply?True, but at the same time Mary is omnipotent according to the Glories of Mary.
“She is omnipotent, for the queen, according to all laws, enjoys the same privileges as the king; and since the son’s power also belongs to the mother, this Mother is made omnipotent by an omnipotent Son.”
One chooses not to laugh at others, pondering on what is written, of those who laughed, mocked, falsely accused Jesus of blasphemy and even being satan himself, did they not? Jesus did not choose those who thought themselves to be the wisest or highly learned did he? Did Jesus instead, boldly, harshly rebuked those who thought to be wise, in Matthew 23?The less they type out their question -
The more easier they are to spot and laugh at.
Biblical types don’t always correspond that way. Christ is many times prefigured by sinful people, in order to show how He does what those in the OT failed to do. The clearest example of this is how St. Paul speaks of “Adam, who is a figure of him who was to come,” (Rom 5:14), elsewhere saying, “And as in Adam all die, so also in Christ all shall be made alive.” (1 Cor 15:22).
So, in the case of Solomon and Bathsheba, we see the formal custom presented (which is no arbitrary detail), the custom being that the king rises for no one but the queen mother, who intercedes for others, and that the king will honor her every request. In practice though, Solomon did not follow this custom.
Almost all the kings mentioned in 1 & 2 kings are listed along with the names of their mothers.
And Solomon is proved to be wicked in the end. Yet Solomon was used as a type of Christ in that great Messianic prophecy of 2 Sam 7, as the seed of David, the Davidic king, and a speaker of parables. Christ did what Solomon failed to do.
So also, this queen mother did not ask a good request, since Adonijah was indeed seeking to usurp the sovereignty by his request. Whereas Mary the true Queen Mother, asks always in accordance with God’s will, and in total subjection to His Sovereignty; which is, very straightforwardly, the reason her requests are always granted.
And indeed, as Sammy stated, Mary does not command God. She request, and He obeys her requests, not commands.
This is a cool bonus. The queen mother’s intercession to the king again appears at the end of the Book of Proverbs, addressed to king Lamuel (which may or may not be another name for Solomon, but in any case is a Jewish king):
The words of king Lamuel. The vision wherewith his mother instructed him.
What, O my beloved,
what, O the beloved of my womb,
what, O the beloved of my vows?
. . .
Give strong drink to them that are sad:
and wine to them that are grieved in mind:
. . .
Open thy mouth, decree that which is just,
and do justice to the needy and poor.
(Prov 31:1-2,6,9)
Did all sin? yes Romans 3:23 since all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, read and understand ?Luke 1:28 Hail full of Grace, the Truth(Jesus).Question seeking answers to
If our Blessed Mary is the new Eve, was Eve not a human being our Heavenly Father created who had fallen short? And we all came from our great great maternal etc Grandparents in the flesh, all have taken on Eve transgression, sin fallen short?
Exactly. The work in question isn’t a recent discovery. Part of the entire canonization process is to look at the individual’s books and other written material.St. Alphonsus Liguori is not a heretic.
Respectfully adgloriam, sorry I do not know what I am doing wrong!Quote my entire post, then keep the comments “nested” and carefully remove what you don’t want keeping the structure of ‘quote’ tags intact. Afterwards add what you wrote underneath. You are quoting me as saying something I didn’t, and I don’t like being misquoted on this.
Respectfully toward. Opinion only. Pondering oh my, where does one begin when one reads the whole Book of Jeremiah from beginning to end and what it it is all about?Jeremiah 31:22 How long will you waver,O faithless daughter? (Eve and we her children) For the Lord Heavenly Father has created a new thing on the earth:a woman(Mother Mary sinless ) protects a man.( Jesus)” John 1:17 For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ. was it not? and how did Jesus come the chosen women Mary who was found to be in Grace.
Psalms 111:7-8 Psalms 136:1Deut 24:1. Deut 13:6-8, Deut 29:28-29 states what?
Exodus 4:22?
I don’t think that is true. If a person has espoused a heretical view, I think it is possible that he can still be canonized as a saint.If it is found to be heretical, it means he doesn’t have the right stuff for canonization.’
Hello rose321:Respectfully adgloriam, sorry I do not know what I am doing wrong!do not know what >nested >means or how to nest. Did not know about error copying and quoting either errors. Sorry again. Thought I was just coping parts of your post. Thank you again and will try to learn what I am doing wrong. Thank you kindly for letting me know. Peace
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St. Paul was a murderer and St. Dismas was a theif. Doing evil doesn’t invalidate your sainthood, because God forgives. Still doesn’t change the facts, though; Someone can write a heretical work and still go on to live a saintly life and be canonized.Exactly. The work in question isn’t a recent discovery. Part of the entire canonization process is to look at the individual’s books and other written material.
If it is found to be heretical, it means he doesn’t have the right stuff for canonization.’
The fact that he’s a saint says a lot.
You are wrong @AlNg. If someone has heretical positions they aren’t canonized. What could happen, is that the saint was canonized having written doctrinal or philosophical errors at a time the church hadn’t pronounced itself officially about those errors. [We are talking about a timeline where events are sometimes many centuries in between, from the life of the saint, to the canonization, to some doctrinal definition that came much latter.] A good example of this would be saint Augustin writing about “limbo”.Augustinian:![]()
I don’t think that is true. If a person has espoused a heretical view, I think it is possible that he can still be canonized as a saint.If it is found to be heretical, it means he doesn’t have the right stuff for canonization.’