Why Mary?

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SIA,

It occurs to me that we might be talking past each other here.

Would it make the meaning clearer if I said “Mary and Joseph taught Jesus prayers” rather than “Mary and Joseph taught Jesus how to pray”?
Thank you Peter…
So then, he had no idea at birth that he was God then.
You’re right…but in humility and in His humanity He had to learn. Hence in the Gospel of Luke when it says that He grew in wisdom.
Forgive me for being blunt here, but I think that you may be a bit ignorant of other Protestant religions. Anglicans fully believe that Mary is foremost of all the saints. No problem there. The problem lies in what is Scriptural concerning Mary and what is not. Frankly, Scripture calls many folks blessed.
Scripture even calls Jesus blessed: “Blessed is the fruit of thy womb”
 
Forgive me for being blunt here, but I think that you may be a bit ignorant of other Protestant religions. Anglicans fully believe that Mary is foremost of all the saints. No problem there. The problem lies in what is Scriptural concerning Mary and what is not. Frankly, Scripture calls many folks blessed.
Its ok to be blunt (I know you have good intentions). I certainly hope I’m not ignorant of Anglican beliefs as I’ve spent the last several years as part of that Church :-).

Mary is the only person in scripture, I believe who is called, by name “full of grace” or “highly favored” (the former being a better translation). Mary is the only one in scripture who is the mother of our Lord. Mary is the only one in scripture who Jesus made the “mother of John” (and all believers). Mary is the only one in scripture appearing in the book of revelation and who has her offspring described as those who follow the commandments of Christ. Mary is the only one, from the earliest recorded writings of the Church referred to as the “new Eve”.

I can’t speak for you SIA as I really don’t know you (but do respect your posts - they are always thoughtful), but I do believe that many who refuse to venerate , and/or object to Catholic vernation of, Mary need to reflect on what it is that is causing them to have such an aversion to venerating her. Many say its scripture, but forgive me, I suspect there is something more to it than that in most cases.

Blessings,

Brian
 
‘Give my self completely to Mary’?? For me that sounds odd, for I have already given myself completely to Jesus. Also I feel like I don’t need a mom.
Jesus honored his mother.

You should follow his example.
 
Its ok to be blunt (I know you have good intentions). I certainly hope I’m not ignorant of Anglican beliefs as I’ve spent the last several years as part of that Church :-).

Mary is the only person in scripture, I believe who is called, by name “full of grace” or “highly favored” (the former being a better translation). Mary is the only one in scripture who is the mother of our Lord. Mary is the only one in scripture who Jesus made the “mother of John” (and all believers). Mary is the only one in scripture appearing in the book of revelation and who has her offspring described as those who follow the commandments of Christ. Mary is the only one, from the earliest recorded writings of the Church referred to as the “new Eve”.

I can’t speak for you SIA as I really don’t know you (but do respect your posts - they are always thoughtful), but I do believe that many who refuse to venerate , and/or object to Catholic vernation of, Mary need to reflect on what it is that is causing them to have such an aversion to venerating her. Many say its scripture, but forgive me, I suspect there is something more to it than that in most cases.

Blessings,

Brian
I agree with much of what you said with the exception being Revelation. I would like to very much hear a debate on it sometime. Too many things are absent from Scripture that Catholics hold as truth about Mary.
 
I agree with much of what you said with the exception being Revelation. I would like to very much hear a debate on it sometime. Too many things are absent from Scripture that Catholics hold as truth about Mary.
Thanks SIA - I’d be happy to discuss revelation 12 with you sometime, either as part of another thread or in a PM. At this hour, however, I need to make may way up to dream land, less my wife take away my internet privileges 🙂

Blessings,

Brian
 
Thanks SIA - I’d be happy to discuss revelation 12 with you sometime, either as part of another thread or in a PM. At this hour, however, I need to make may way up to dream land, less my wife take away my internet privileges 🙂

Blessings,

Brian
Me too! God bless you and yours my friend. May we all be in fullness with God someway somehow regardless of faith.
 
QUOTE=SIA;4532783]What are you trying to imply here from this? It proves nothing that you are to assert.
**Sia, What are You trying to imply here?

Are you saying that Our Lords Last Command while still alive on the Cross to Virgin Mary, John and obviously to US ALL! PROVES NOTHING!?

You are Wrong! IT IS SCRIPTUAL,**

Sia, the above Bible verse should tell you Mary is not only Johns Mother, She is OURS as well, yours and Mind, the WORLD!. It shows that Our Lord Entrusted to us Virgin Mary are Mother who would care for her Chirldren. Now if you don’t want to be apart of being Virgin Mary’s Child that is your PROBLEM

IT PROVES THAT VIRGIN MARY IS OUR MOTHER! AND WHAT DOES ANY GOOD MOTHER DO? SHE TAKES CARE OF US AND BRINGS US TO JESUS "DO WHAT EVER SHE TELLS YOU"

Ufamtobie

For Jesus says on the Cross in (John 19: 26, 27,) SEEING HIS MOTHER THERE WITH THE DISCIPLE WHOMED 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.

Sia, Jesus Christ Entrusted Mary to John and Entrusted John to Mary! And a few verses later Our Lord said:

(John 19: 28) AFTER THAT, JESUS, REALIZING THAT EVERTHING WAS FINISHED, SAID TO FULFILL THE SCRIPTURE, ‘‘I AM THIRSTY.’’

Sia, what was the last thing that Jesus Said RIGHT before relizing that EVERYTHING WAS FINISHED?

Sia, the answer is: it was Entrusting Mary to John and John to Mary WOW!!! In other words Jesus entrusted the WORLD’S POPULATION to His Mother Mary and Us ALL, TO HER! Amen

Sia, SO lets take Mary in to our care and let Mary take us into her care, Point is lets be like the disciple John.

Ufamtobie
 
God gave everything that He is too Mary.
Huh?

God is divine, omniscient and omnipotent and perfect. Did he give his divinity, omniscience, omnipotent, and perfection to Mary?

Has He ever commented on the matter?
God put all His trust in Mary! So too should we!!!
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+Immaculate Heart of Mary, I put all my trust in you!+**
What does it mean to put trust in Mary?
 
Shouting aside, you have not proved that this was “for the world” or the “worlds population”.
You simply reassert your original unproven statement with more BOLD CAPS. I am not sure why you do that either…:confused:
There also appears to be a simplistic tendency to believe that John is all inclusive of what was said on the cross.
 
Huh?

God is divine, omniscient and omnipotent and perfect. Did he give his divinity, omniscience, omnipotent, and perfection to Mary?

Has He ever commented on the matter?

What does it mean to put trust in Mary?
Did not Jesus put all his Trust in his Mother Mary?

The Answer is YES Jesus Christ put all his Trust in His Mother Mary, and if Jesus did then we should ALL put our Trust in Virgin Mary.

Ufamtobie
 
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