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Mary did die and is buried
Mary did die and is buried
Originally Posted by josie L :
Just because Matthew didn’t mention it doesn’t mean John wasn’t there.
Hi friend josie L!
If you just think for a while; you would realize that John could’t be there.
It cannot be that Jesus uttered a senteces on the Cross and others would have forgotten to record it. If Jesus would have given Mary in charge of John for care in his absence; every body present must have remembered it. These were perhaps last words of Jesus on the Cross; if those who were present could afford to neglect it, then one may ask then, what was the purpose of their presence there. Was it just a scene to enjoy with? Impossible, in my opinion.
Why should have Jesus put Mary in the care of John, to start with?
If as our Catholic friends believe Catholic-god-Jesus was to come alive as soon he was dead on the Cross; logically he needed not to put Mary in anybody’s care. He would be himself there to take care of her. He could have even earlier sent Mary to heavens; if he was so much worried about her.
This also shows that Jesus did not died on Cross and he went alongwith Mary to India where he died a natural and peaceful death, as also his mother Mary.
You may think on these lines, if you may, no compulsion, please.
I love Jesus and John the Baptist; both born naturally and normally of their mothers; they both were equally Word of God, and of course Adam might be a Word of God also. This is what is described to be Word became flesh; all three persons mentioned above were Words became flesh, in my opinion.
Thanks