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elvisman
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Actually - this wasn’t the issue. The issue was about what is explicitly taught about Mary and what is implicit. The example I provided was Mary being the Ark of the New Covenant. YOU derailed it to another direction.There you go again elvisman, being condescending. “Confused friend” indeed. How do you know that a spirit does not have spirit fingers and nostrils, or prefers its spirit right hand to its left? But that’s not the point, as you should have known. The point is that the writer of Exodus portrayed God as being the sole writer of the commandments on the tables of stone – without the use of a human agent - on two occasions. He used the expression “finger of God” to convey his belief that the tables of stone were miraculous engraved by God Himself. Yet, on other occasions, the same writer tells us that Moses chiseled God’s commandments on the stone slabs. So the question remains “Who wrote on the slabs, God or Moses? Or was it a combined effort?
As we’ve seen in the last few posts - you can’t grasp the idea of anthropomorphisms. That’s why I called you confused. It’s not condescension - it’s a valid observation based on your inability to deal with anthropomorphistic language.