Protestants, what was Jesus Christ's Last Important Command Right Before Realizing it was FINISHED?

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Protestants, what was Jesus Christ’s Last Important Command Right Before, RIGHT BEFORE! Realizing it was FINISHED?

(John 19: 26-28) Seeing his Mother there with the disciple whom he loved, Jesus said to his Mother, "WOMAN THERE IS YOUR SON.’’ In turn he said to the disciple, "THERE IS YOUR MOTHER.’’ From that hour onward, the disciple took her into his care. AFTER THAT, JESUS, REALIZING that EVERYTHING was FINISHED…

Protestants, This is a Very Important Command that Jesus Christ left us all!** (IT HAD TO BE SAID BEFORE JESUS GAVE UP HIS SPIRIT!!!) **

**If this Command of Jesus, to Mary and John had to be said before Christ gave up his Spirit. it TRUELY MUST MEAN a bigger picture, that includes us all as Brothers and Sisters with a MOTHER! 👍 **

**Jesus Christ’s LAST COMMAND was Entrusting Mary to John and John to Mary WOW!!! **👍

**Jesus, IS ENTRUSTING THE POPULATION/WORLD TO Mary Our Mother. **

So, lets take Mary into our care and lets, let Mary take us into her care! Point is lets be like the disciple John.

**Protestants, it is time that you Listen and obey Jesus Christ’s LAST COMMAND TO US, REGARDING VIRGIN MARY AS MOTHER OF US ALL. TRUST VIRGIN MARY AND YOU CAN’T GO WRONG!👍 (JOHN 2:5) FOR VIRGIN MARY TELLS US ALL “DO WHATEVER HE TELLS YOU” **

May the Virgin Mary bring you safely HOME!

Ufamtobie
 
ufamtobie said:
Protestants, what was Jesus Christ’s Last Important Command Right Before, RIGHT BEFORE! Realizing it was FINISHED?

(John 19: 26-28) Seeing his Mother there with the disciple whom he loved, Jesus said to his Mother, "WOMAN THERE IS YOUR SON.’’ In turn he said to the disciple, "THERE IS YOUR MOTHER.’’ From that hour onward, the disciple took her into his care. AFTER THAT, JESUS, REALIZING that EVERYTHING was FINISHED…

Protestants, This is a Very Important Command that Jesus Christ left us all!** (IT HAD TO BE SAID BEFORE JESUS GAVE UP HIS SPIRIT!!!) **

**If this Command of Jesus, to Mary and John had to be said before Christ gave up his Spirit. it TRUELY MUST MEAN a bigger picture, that includes us all as Brothers and Sisters with a MOTHER! 👍 **

**Jesus Christ’s LAST COMMAND was Entrusting Mary to John and John to Mary WOW!!! **👍

**Jesus, IS ENTRUSTING THE POPULATION/WORLD TO Mary Our Mother. **

So, lets take Mary into our care and lets, let Mary take us into her care! Point is lets be like the disciple John.

**Protestants, it is time that you Listen and obey Jesus Christ’s LAST COMMAND TO US, REGARDING VIRGIN MARY AS MOTHER OF US ALL. TRUST VIRGIN MARY AND YOU CAN’T GO WRONG!👍 (JOHN 2:5) FOR VIRGIN MARY TELLS US ALL “DO WHATEVER HE TELLS YOU” **

May the Virgin Mary bring you safely HOME!

Ufamtobie
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I agree that Mary is extremely important, but I’m a bit confused so help me out. I see that Jesus plainly leaves Mary to John, but how do you get that the world’s population was entrusted to Mary? Thanks in advance.
 
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reteeks21 said:
I agree that Mary is extremely important, but I’m a bit confused so help me out. I see that Jesus plainly leaves Mary to John, but how do you get that the world’s population was entrusted to Mary? Thanks in advance.
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Words from a book “The Last Seven Words” by Fulton J. Sheen on page26 he says…Mary, then, is not only the Mother of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, but she is also our Mother, and this not by a title of courtesy, not by legal fiction, not by a mere figure of speech, but by the right of bringing us forth in sorrow at the foot of the Cross. It was by weakness and disobedience at the foot of the tree of Good and Evil that Eve lost the title, Mother of the living: it is at the foot of the tree of the Cross that Mary, by sacrifice and obedience, regained for us the title. Mother of the Living. What a destiny to have the Mother of God as my Mother and Jesus as my brother!

Jeanne
 
Actually ufamtobie, you are incorrect. Jesus’ “Last Important Command Right Before Realizing it was FINISHED” was

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Acts 1:8:
“… you will receive power when the holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, throughout Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
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Then he was lifted up, and a cloud took him from their sight.

His last command was to be his witnesses.

You said “Last Important Command” Were there any unimportant commands?😃
 
reteeks21 said:
I agree that Mary is extremely important, but I’m a bit confused so help me out. I see that Jesus plainly leaves Mary to John, but how do you get that the world’s population was entrusted to Mary? Thanks in advance.
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Hi Reteeks,

(John 19: 26-28) Seeing his Mother there with the disciple whom he loved, Jesus said to his Mother, "WOMAN THERE IS YOUR SON.’’ In turn he said to the disciple, "THERE IS YOUR MOTHER.’’ From that hour onward, the disciple took her into his care. AFTER THAT, JESUS, REALIZING that EVERYTHING was FINISHED…

Again, the Bible verse above is intended for US ALL! Immediately after saying the above Bible verse Jesus knew that it was finished. All that He had to have said/done for us was accomplished and the last command from Jesus to Mary was to behold thy son therefore Jesus Christ entrusted all of us to His Mothers Immaculate Heart.

Jesus did not only give Mary to John as Mother but to us all Jesus Christ, also EMPHYSIZES IT by saying to John BEHOLD THY MOTHER.

Reeteeks, WE! YOU and I are Sons/Daughters of Mary, Mary is Our Mother. Jesus Christ gave to us Mary as Mother and John realized this and took her in.

YES YOU ARE CORRECT TO SAY THAT VIRGIN MARY IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT AND MORE THAN YOU OR I WILL EVER KNOW, UNTIL WE GET TO HEAVEN LORD WILLING

Sons and Daughter of MARY we all are:thumbsup:

Ufamtobie
 
dhgray said:
Actually ufamtobie, you are incorrect. Jesus’ “Last Important Command Right Before Realizing it was FINISHED” was

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Then he was lifted up, and a cloud took him from their sight.

His last command was to be his witnesses.

You said “Last Important Command” Were there any unimportant commands?😃
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**dhgray,

Maby I can make this more understanding for you:)

It was Jesus Last Command to us all WHILE HE WAS STILL ALIVE AMONG US ON THE CROSS.👍

Do you UNDERSTAND NOW LOL**

Since you and I know, that all of Jesus Christ Commands are all important and not one unimporatant Then you should know that Mary is thy Mother:thumbsup: And then also you SHOULD OBEY OUR LORDS LAST IMPORTANT COMMAND WHILE HE WAS STILL ALIVE:thumbsup: AND TAKE VIRGIN MARY IN TO YOUR HEART AS A MOTHER. iF YOU DON’T THEN YOU ARE SAYING THAT JESUS CHRIST COMMANDS ARE NOT ALL IMPORTANT.

So my question to you DHGRAY, DO YOU OBEY THIS COMMAND AND TAKE VIRGIN MARY AS YOUR MOTHER FOR EVER?

Ufamtobie
 
reteeks21 said:
I agree that Mary is extremely important, but I’m a bit confused so help me out. I see that Jesus plainly leaves Mary to John, but how do you get that the world’s population was entrusted to Mary? Thanks in advance.
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Hi

Please don’t mind.

He is doing it by way of exaggeration. Isn’t he?

It is was only for some days; as Jesus recovered from the wounds iflicted on him on Cross, in my opinion, he took Mary along on his journey to India.

I love Jesus and Mary as I do love Buddha and Krishna.

Thanks
 
Jesus entrusted the care of His mother to the Apostle John.

To conclude from this some universal mariological fact is wishful thinking.
 
Steadfast said:
Jesus entrusted the care of His mother to the Apostle John.

To conclude from this some universal mariological fact** is wishful thinking**.
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Hi

You are right; it is sentimental and mythological, I think.

Thanks
 
mark_a said:
Catholics call it implicit. You know, like the Trinity.
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The trinity is an attempt to rectify the fact that IN THE BIBLE
We know that there is only one God yet the Father is called God the Son is called God and the Spirit is called God.

There is nothing to be resolved if it was more of a big deal then the other gospels would have talked about it. Mary needed someone to look after and Jesus told John to. Nothing more nothing less.
 
Hisalone said:
There is nothing to be resolved if it was more of a big deal then the other gospels would have talked about it. Mary needed someone to look after and Jesus told John to. Nothing more nothing less.
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Is this an infallible statement?
 
What did two of the great doctors of the church say about this incident?

John Chrysostom
But He on the Cross, committeth His mother to the disciple, teaching us even to our last breath to show every care for our parents. When indeed she unseasonably troubled Him, He said, “Woman, what have I to do with thee?” And, “Who is My mother?”…But here He showeth much loving affection, and committeth her to the disciple whom He loved…And He, having committed His mother to John, said, “Behold thy Son. ”O the honor! with what honor did He honor the disciple! when He Himself was now departing, He committed her to the disciple to take care of. For since it was likely that, being His mother, she would grieve, and require protection, He with reason entrusted her to the beloved. To him He saith, “Behold thy mother.”
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Homilies on John, Number 85
ccel.org/ccel/schaff/npnf114.iv.lxxxvii.html

Augustine
A passage, therefore, of a moral character is here inserted. The good Teacher does what He thereby reminds us ought to be done, and by His own example instructed His disciples that care for their parents ought to be a matter of concern to pious children: as if that tree to which the members of the dying One were affixed were the very chair of office from which the Master was imparting instruction…And what are so much home concerns to any one, as parents to children, or children to parents? Of this most wholesome precept, therefore, the very Master of the saints set the example from Himself, when, not as God for the hand-maid whom He had created and governed, but as a man for the mother, of whom He had been created, and whom He was now leaving behind, He provided in some measure another son in place of Himself. And why He did so, He indicates in the words that follow: for the evangelist says, “And from that hour the disciple took her unto his own,” speaking of himself…“For as many as were possessors of lands or houses sold them, and brought the prices of them, and laid them down at the apostles’ feet: and distribution was made unto every man according as he had need,”… are we not to understand that such distribution was made to this disciple of what was needful, that there was also added to it the portion of the blessed Mary, as if she were his mother; and ought we not the rather so to take the words, “From that hour the disciple took her unto his own,” that everything necessary for her was entrusted to his care? He received her, therefore, not unto his own lands, for he had none of his own; but to his own dutiful services, the discharge of which, by a special dispensation, was entrusted to himself.
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Tractates on John, Number 119
ccel.org/ccel/schaff/npnf107.iii.cxx.html

Neither of these two saw anything other than Jesus providing for someone to look after his mother and showing us to think of our parents.
 
paarsurrey said:
Hi

Please don’t mind.

He is doing it by way of exaggeration. Isn’t he?

It is was only for some days; as Jesus recovered from the wounds inflicted on him on Cross, in my opinion, he took Mary along on his journey to India.

I love Jesus and Mary as I do love Buddha and Krishna.

Thanks
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Yaay-y Buddha!

(Also Ganesh!) 😉
 
JeanneH said:
Hi

Words from a book “The Last Seven Words” by Fulton J. Sheen on page26 he says…Mary, then, is not only the Mother of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, but she is also our Mother, and this not by a title of courtesy, not by legal fiction, not by a mere figure of speech, but by the right of bringing us forth in sorrow at the foot of the Cross. It was by weakness and disobedience at the foot of the tree of Good and Evil that Eve lost the title, Mother of the living: it is at the foot of the tree of the Cross that Mary, by sacrifice and obedience, regained for us the title. Mother of the Living. What a destiny to have the Mother of God as my Mother and Jesus as my brother!

Jeanne
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First of all, who cares what Fulton Sheen wrote?

Secondly, it would appear that Jesus, dying, wanted someone to take care of his mother, so he said to John, “Behold thy mother”. Many of the other disciples were married and may have had children and other dependents.
 
ufamtobie said:
Protestants, what was Jesus Christ’s Last Important Command Right Before, RIGHT BEFORE! Realizing it was FINISHED?

(John 19: 26-28) Seeing his Mother there with the disciple whom he loved, Jesus said to his Mother, "WOMAN THERE IS YOUR SON.’’ In turn he said to the disciple, "THERE IS YOUR MOTHER.’’ From that hour onward, the disciple took her into his care. AFTER THAT, JESUS, REALIZING that EVERYTHING was FINISHED…

Protestants, This is a Very Important Command that Jesus Christ left us all!** (IT HAD TO BE SAID BEFORE JESUS GAVE UP HIS SPIRIT!!!) **

**If this Command of Jesus, to Mary and John had to be said before Christ gave up his Spirit. it TRUELY MUST MEAN a bigger picture, that includes us all as Brothers and Sisters with a MOTHER! 👍 **

**Jesus Christ’s LAST COMMAND was Entrusting Mary to John and John to Mary WOW!!! **👍

**Jesus, IS ENTRUSTING THE POPULATION/WORLD TO Mary Our Mother. **

So, lets take Mary into our care and lets, let Mary take us into her care! Point is lets be like the disciple John.

**Protestants, it is time that you Listen and obey Jesus Christ’s LAST COMMAND TO US, REGARDING VIRGIN MARY AS MOTHER OF US ALL. TRUST VIRGIN MARY AND YOU CAN’T GO WRONG!👍 (JOHN 2:5) FOR VIRGIN MARY TELLS US ALL “DO WHATEVER HE TELLS YOU” **

May the Virgin Mary bring you safely HOME!

Ufamtobie
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You would be better served by not typing in bold and in caps. This is considered rude in cyberspace; we can hear you yelling across the bandwidth.
 
Hisalone said:
There is nothing to be resolved if it was more of a big deal then the other gospels would have talked about it. Mary needed someone to look after and Jesus told John to. Nothing more nothing less.
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Hi

I appreciate your positive views mentioned above.

Thanks
 
1234 said:
You would be better served by not typing in bold and in caps. This is considered rude in cyberspace; we can hear you yelling across the bandwidth.
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Hi

I think it is a good piece of advice.

Thanks
 
Hisalone said:
It is reason.
Catholic position is unreasonable.
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In light of all the other implicit biblical Marian teachings of the Catholic (and Orthodox, by the way) Churches, it is reasonable to Catholics.
Having said that, the Catholic position about Mary is not defined by this verse in John’s gospel, and I can see how it may be unreasonable to non-Catholics.
 
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