Ave Maria! Thank you, Blessed Mother, for showing us how to submit to God's will and, in your humility, always point towards your Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ.#Theotokos #DoWhateverHeTellsYou
I don’t get why Protestants can’t fathom that God could create someone without sin. He’s God, and furthermore he has created Billions of angels without it
He's God and can do anything thinking he can't is limiting God and I'm a protestant but I feel I'm being called to be a Catholic but I want to know why Marry the Blessed Mother of the Lord is prayed I was hearing a Sunday preach and I heard the Priest or Father idk who it was since it was on a Radio say Marry is the way to Eternal life and I was like what?? And that's the one thing holding me back because Jesus Christ is the only way he doesn't share it with anyone it's only him now I want to know do all Catholics think as the guy I heard is it what you believe?
@superrobo it's to do with the parallel made between Jesus and Mary. Jesus communicates God to humanity by taking on our flesh and being incarnate. And Mary communicated human flesh to God by being the surrogate of God's incarnation. No one comes to the Father but through the Son, and the Son came to humanity through Mary. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life, which makes Mary the mother of that life. She gave us life when she gave us Jesus. It doesn't mean that she gives life by her own power like God does, she is a created being. But it does mean she took part in giving us eternal life by cooperating with God's will for her to be the mother of our Lord Jesus Christ. ✝️
@@superroboI’m a former Protestant. I can ensure you that it is not Catholic doctrine that Mary is the way to eternal life. We worship Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour. We love the blessed Mary for her obedience to God’s calling. Attend the RCIA / OCIA when it is next available at your local Catholic Church. Not only will your questions be answered, but you’ll learn the lies that Protestants regurgitate about Catholicism 😉
In the Davidic kingdom, the Queen Mother (Gebirah) had a unique and influential role. Unlike other ancient kingdoms, the Queen Mother wasn’t just the king’s wife, but his mother. She had a special position in the royal court, often acting as an advisor and an intermediary between the king and the people. For example, Bathsheba, Solomon’s mother, interceded with him on behalf of others (1 Kings 2:19-20). This role is seen as a precursor to Mary, the Mother of Jesus, who is also considered the “Queen Mother” in Christian theology, interceding for us in the heavenly court of Christ the King.
The dead rising from their graves when Jesus died (Matthew 27:52-53) and Mary’s Assumption are deeply connected in showing Christ’s victory over sin and death. When Jesus died, the saints who had passed were raised as a sign that death had been conquered. This foreshadowed the resurrection and the promise of eternal life through Christ. Mary’s Assumption is a similar sign. Because she was preserved from original sin (Immaculate Conception) and remained sinless, she was taken up into heaven body and soul as a reward for her perfect faithfulness. Just like the dead rising at Jesus’ death pointed to the future resurrection of all believers, Mary’s Assumption points to the glorification of all faithful Christians. Both events show how Christ’s victory over death extends not just to Him, but to all His followers who live in grace and holiness.
That's why we water baptized... To remove original sin... The Catholic church teaches this... And it's much more ... Like doing the will of the father, and dying with Christ... And receiving the mark of God ,and receiving the baptism of fire and much more.. would take four hours to explain this to the unbaptized... And it's the only way to receive Holy Communion. It's the only way to have life in you .. Mother Mary did get water baptized and did Holy Communion.. if we are not doing Holy Communion we have no life in us .. Jesus Christ's own words. Mother Mary did the will of the father just as Jesus did.
She is like us human.. But she is not like us She accepted the GOD'S will Even looks impossible .. She surrendered.. She is not like us, Because Jesus dwell in her for 9 months.. Jesus has half of Mary Gen.. Continue this.. She is like us..but she is not like us..
Mary was sinless, she didn't have any other children besides Christ. Sola Scriptura is not Biblical and is found in the Quran in Surah 17:46 and Surah 18: 27. Luther is the Mohammed of Protestantism. Allahu Akbar, Protestants. 👳🏽🤡🫵🏽
To say that Jesus needed to be conceived in a woman who was immaculately conceived is like saying that Jesus had to be born in a sinless world, in order for Him to remain sinless. Jesus received His divinity from the Holy Spirit, not from Mary.
Mary carried the bloodline just as David and all those after Noah and before Noah all the way to the first Man Adam ( singular Sam ) was or were any of those ppl considered holy ?
@@Jumper-hk4bbChurch tradition holds that they both received their salvation in advance. In Mary’s case, prior to Her Conception, and John the Baptist’s case, it was at the moment he leaped within his mother’s womb.
Maybe I'm being simplistic, but it appears to me that Mary, the most Holy Mother of God, is the ONLY human to be made sinless by God the Father Himself. All others must come to Him through his Son, Jesus. Jesus did NOT make Mary, His Mother, sinless NOR was He her savior by bringing her to the Father as He does us. He IS her savior BECAUSE His Father chose to make her sinless in order for Him to be born of the flesh. Mary is the ONLY human to be saved BECAUSE of Jesus, NOT BY Jesus. 🙏🙏🙏✝️🙏🙏🙏
I just read about this, Mary has to be sinless to have Jesus as her son. A clean water will not remain clean if you put it in a dirty bucket. Jesus as the water and Mary as the bucket.
@ why’s that? God does what He wants regardless of what we believe to be right and proper. He’s not bound to laws like we are since He created the laws. He’s can stop the rotation of the earth as seen in scripture, raise the dead, miracles are not human science they’re supernatural. If our Lord set her apart from eternity to be a sinless being who are we to question it? I assume you would consider yourself ‘a new creation’ in Christ filled with the Spirit of God can that be seen under a microscope? No, it’s a supernatural gift outside the realm of science. Let me ask you: why do you want The Mother of God to be defiled by sin? Would you not rather have a mother preserved from sin yet the most humble and sanctified creature ever made? “In Luke 1:28, when Gabriel greets Mary as “full of grace,” the Greek word used is “kecharitōmenē”, which comes from “charis” (grace, favor). This unique term means Mary was completely and permanently filled with God’s grace. The perfect tense shows this grace was given in the past but continues into the present, emphasizing her unique holiness and role as the Mother of Jesus. It’s a one-of-a-kind title in Scripture, aligning with the belief that Mary was preserved from sin from the moment of her conception (Immaculate Conception). Gabriel’s words highlight her as the singularly graced vessel chosen by God to bear the Savior.”
The Early Church according to Church Father Origen (200 AD) also believed the Holy Spirit (Spirit of Wisdom) was Jesus' Mother and not the same as Mary... So your early Church arguments fly out the window because there are other early Church arguments and beliefs which are contrary...
@@mikejames303 Origen didn't write it, he just read it and mentioned it as already existing by around 200 A.D. And Chruch Father Jerome also later read it and confirmed it also as existing around 130 years later.
@@mikejames303 Church Father Jerome wasn't labelled a heretic... and quoted the same thing from the lost Gospel to the Hebrews... so both had access to it...
Not from Mary! The brothers and sisters were those also from Galilee. Read Tobit chapters 7 and 8 for the use of "brother" and "sister" in ancient Israel.
Some of your "brothers" come up again in the Gospels with a different Mother named Mary. Mark 15:40 There were also women looking on afar off: among whom was Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James the less and of Joses, and Salome; 41 (Who also, when he was in Galilee, followed him, and ministered unto him;) and many other women which came up with him unto Jerusalem. Mathew 27:55 And there were there many women afar off, who had followed Jesus from Galilee, ministering unto him: 56 Among whom was Mary Magdalen, and Mary the mother of James and Joseph, and the mother of the sons of Zebedee. John 19:25 Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother, and his mother's sister, Mary the wife of Cleophas, and Mary Magdalene. Notice Mary at the cross is listed first among the women named Mary. Mary Mother of James and Joseph(Joses) is named after Mary Magdalene. And she apparently followed Jesus. Also at the Cross Jesus gives His Mother to John's protection. If Jesus had physical brothers this would be their responsibility. John 19:27 Then saith he to the disciple, Behold thy mother! And from that hour that disciple took her unto his own home.
Sam asks why would (non-Catholic) Christians would be offended if Mary was included in the group of redeemed saints for 1000-year millennium and beyond. I have to say this is a silly question, no one would be offended and of course we (non-Catholics) believe Mary will indeed be included in this group. But to extrapolate and use twisted theology gymnastics that (1) she did not sinned as all humans have, and (2) she has ascended to Heaven, when the Bible is fully silent on this subject, is just human imagination. And more than just imagination, these gymnastics have of course the goal of justifying why Catholics ADORE (not venerate) the virgin Mary as a goddess, they make her a co-redeemer with Christ! This is not only heresy, it is BLASPHEMY against the Godhead. I personally feel that the virgin Mary was indeed a "favored one" as Gabriel called her in his greeting, and she was a very pious young woman. I have no doubts that as the mother of Jesus she may very well have a special place in Heaven, after Jesus' second coming, but I believe the reason is Bible is totally silent on her is on purpose, because Jesus of course knew she would be deified and this would be wrong.
@eduardodelarosa7404 God saved her from original sin. Mary experiences a fullness of sanctifying Grace (that Adam and Eve had also experienced prior to their disobedience).
@eduardodelarosa7404 Mary experiences the fullest understanding of every virtue, as God had originally intended for us all. Unlike Adam and Eve, she remains at enmity with Satan.
@eduardodelarosa7404 I imagine that most young women in Roman controlled Jerusalem were isolated and well protected by their families. Educated at home, brought together with larger family groups seven times a year for the convocations.
But Sam, you're asking us to assume why God wouldnt in advance give Mary a crown of eternal life before the resurrection. Do I believe it to be impossible? No, however I also have to look at scripture and realize there isnt a single mention of this having occurred. Moses we know is in heaven, Elijah we know is in heaven, the saint who were killed for Christ are in heaven, however we do not see that Mary is heaven yet according to what we can READ. Again I dont see it as impossible just stating a fact.
Undeniable proof Mary had more than one child. Matthew 13:53-57 When Jesus had finished these parables, he moved on from there. 54 Coming to his hometown, he began teaching the people in their synagogue, and they were amazed. “Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?” they asked. 55 “Isn’t this the carpenter’s son? Isn’t his mother’s name Mary, and aren’t his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas? 56 Aren’t all his sisters with us? Where then did this man get all these things?” 57 And they took offense at him.
Actually, the term “brothers” in this passage comes from the Greek word adelphoi, which doesn’t just mean biological siblings-it can also mean close relatives like cousins. Back then, Aramaic (the language Jesus spoke) didn’t have a specific word for cousin, so “brother” was used more broadly. Plus, if Mary had other kids, why would Jesus give her to John at the cross (John 19:26-27) instead of one of his “brothers”? This fits with the Catholic belief in Mary’s perpetual virginity-it’s all about understanding the cultural and linguistic context of the time.
@@MichaelHowardMonroe it's blatantly obvious Mary and Joseph had other sons and daughters, as stated ,open your eyes ,look for yourself , let your own brain God gave you work it out ,not what the lying deceiving pope and papacy has led you all to believe. Which is falsehood . False doctrine, lies, deceit ,deception. Whoever it is deleting my comments will fail to stop what's coming for the pope and papacy. The church of God is cleaning house . The truth is being revealed and the lying deceivers are being exposed.
Was Mary born with a sinful nature? The purpose of Jesus coming in a human body was to have a human experience. Part of the human experience is to understand temptation. To know what it's like to be vulnerable and tempted to sin. Jesus had to know what that like through experience which is why he was tempted 3 times. Just of the eyes, just of the flesh, and pride of life. We are all born with a sinful nature. Jesus being human felt the temptation, but being God could not sin. So talking about people that are mentally delayed and babies, is pretty irrelevant because to be born with a sinful nature is what we all come into this world in.
From a Catholic perspective, claiming that Mary was born with a sinful nature creates a theological slippery slope that could suggest Jesus Himself inherited a sinful nature. Since Jesus took His human nature entirely from Mary, if she were tainted by original sin, this would logically compromise the sinlessness of Christ’s humanity. This contradicts Scripture, which affirms that Jesus was “like us in all things but sin” (Hebrews 4:15), and it undermines the Church’s understanding of the hypostatic union-Jesus as fully human and fully divine. The doctrine of the Immaculate Conception resolves this issue by affirming that Mary was preserved from original sin from the moment of her conception, through the merits of Christ’s future sacrifice. Far from diminishing Christ’s redemptive work, this doctrine highlights His power to save completely, even preemptively. Suggesting that Jesus required a sinful nature to experience temptation misunderstands the nature of temptation itself. Jesus, being fully human, could experience temptation externally (Matthew 4:1-11), but His divine nature ensured He was not subject to concupiscence or internal inclination to sin. Without the Immaculate Conception, one risks compromising the integrity of Christ’s sinlessness, His unique role as the spotless Lamb of God, and the perfect harmony of God’s salvific plan.
@MichaelHowardMonroe I like how you explained it, now though He did not sin He also became sin as the 2 (Corinthians 5:21) So how did this happen? 21 "For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." According to Catholic doctrine this would be impossible since Mary would be sinless therefore according to what I'm understanding and I can be wrong Jesus inherited a sinless nature not because He's begotten of the Father but through Mary, now here it shows that though He didn't sin, He became sin....how's that fit into the teaching?
@@danielj.rodriguez1183 are you suggesting Jesus sinned on the cross when he became sin? Taking on the sins of the world does not imply he sinned yet he was tempted in every way we are.
@MichaelHowardMonroe that's obviously what I'm not implying, the English pretty much says what happened. I don't think this verse needs any translation. To be frank yes you would have to go outside to make sense of Jesus divinity and the way my religion teacher put it, Mary had to have not been born with a sinful nature so that Jesus wouldn't sin. The human corruptive body has the ability to carry Sin even if the person never commits it. Case in point infant baptisim. Which is why catholics baptize infants because of them trying to understand the notion of original sin thinking that if babies aren't baptized though they have not sinned can end up in hell because of the sinful nature. You definitely need to go outside of biblical text into human understanding to come to what is more of a conclusion versus Divine revelation. That's pretty much it.
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Mary was Not a sinner! She is the Immaculate Conception- the sinless Mother of God, Jesus Christ. ❤😊❤
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Да васкрсне Бог и да се развеју непријатељи његови! ☦️♾️
Hallelujah,
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Ave Maria! Thank you, Blessed Mother, for showing us how to submit to God's will and, in your humility, always point towards your Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ.#Theotokos #DoWhateverHeTellsYou
I don’t get why Protestants can’t fathom that God could create someone without sin. He’s God, and furthermore he has created Billions of angels without it
He's God and can do anything thinking he can't is limiting God and I'm a protestant but I feel I'm being called to be a Catholic but I want to know why Marry the Blessed Mother of the Lord is prayed I was hearing a Sunday preach and I heard the Priest or Father idk who it was since it was on a Radio say Marry is the way to Eternal life and I was like what?? And that's the one thing holding me back because Jesus Christ is the only way he doesn't share it with anyone it's only him now I want to know do all Catholics think as the guy I heard is it what you believe?
@superrobo it's to do with the parallel made between Jesus and Mary. Jesus communicates God to humanity by taking on our flesh and being incarnate. And Mary communicated human flesh to God by being the surrogate of God's incarnation. No one comes to the Father but through the Son, and the Son came to humanity through Mary. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life, which makes Mary the mother of that life. She gave us life when she gave us Jesus. It doesn't mean that she gives life by her own power like God does, she is a created being. But it does mean she took part in giving us eternal life by cooperating with God's will for her to be the mother of our Lord Jesus Christ. ✝️
@DamienMortemus i see that's understandable I'll go to a Catholic church and ask a priest to explain to me in detail then see if I can get baptized
@@superroboI’m a former Protestant. I can ensure you that it is not Catholic doctrine that Mary is the way to eternal life. We worship Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour. We love the blessed Mary for her obedience to God’s calling. Attend the RCIA / OCIA when it is next available at your local Catholic Church. Not only will your questions be answered, but you’ll learn the lies that Protestants regurgitate about Catholicism 😉
@HaMashiachSaves thanks 😊 brother
Is an great honor to see the messengers of God trying to wake up humankind. God bless your ministry
That session was so filled with meat…the connections between the old and New Testaments is extraordinary.
In the Davidic kingdom, the Queen Mother (Gebirah) had a unique and influential role. Unlike other ancient kingdoms, the Queen Mother wasn’t just the king’s wife, but his mother. She had a special position in the royal court, often acting as an advisor and an intermediary between the king and the people. For example, Bathsheba, Solomon’s mother, interceded with him on behalf of others (1 Kings 2:19-20). This role is seen as a precursor to Mary, the Mother of Jesus, who is also considered the “Queen Mother” in Christian theology, interceding for us in the heavenly court of Christ the King.
Exactly. Jewish kings often had multiple wives, so rather than instigate competition and jealously among them, a king would consult with His Mother.
@ it was also a way to honor them by elevating them to Queenship.
Amen🙏🏻✝️
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The dead rising from their graves when Jesus died (Matthew 27:52-53) and Mary’s Assumption are deeply connected in showing Christ’s victory over sin and death. When Jesus died, the saints who had passed were raised as a sign that death had been conquered. This foreshadowed the resurrection and the promise of eternal life through Christ.
Mary’s Assumption is a similar sign. Because she was preserved from original sin (Immaculate Conception) and remained sinless, she was taken up into heaven body and soul as a reward for her perfect faithfulness. Just like the dead rising at Jesus’ death pointed to the future resurrection of all believers, Mary’s Assumption points to the glorification of all faithful Christians. Both events show how Christ’s victory over death extends not just to Him, but to all His followers who live in grace and holiness.
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That's why we water baptized... To remove original sin... The Catholic church teaches this... And it's much more ... Like doing the will of the father, and dying with Christ... And receiving the mark of God ,and receiving the baptism of fire and much more.. would take four hours to explain this to the unbaptized... And it's the only way to receive Holy Communion. It's the only way to have life in you .. Mother Mary did get water baptized and did Holy Communion.. if we are not doing Holy Communion we have no life in us .. Jesus Christ's own words. Mother Mary did the will of the father just as Jesus did.
She is like us human..
But she is not like us
She accepted the GOD'S will
Even looks impossible ..
She surrendered..
She is not like us,
Because Jesus dwell in her for 9 months..
Jesus has half of Mary Gen..
Continue this..
She is like us..but she is not like us..
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Ummy Halima ...
The mother of God is sinless. She is immortal, where on earth can you read that she died?
Mary was sinless, she didn't have any other children besides Christ. Sola Scriptura is not Biblical and is found in the Quran in Surah 17:46 and Surah 18: 27. Luther is the Mohammed of Protestantism. Allahu Akbar, Protestants. 👳🏽🤡🫵🏽
so was mary justified by the works of the law? contradicting the context romans 3:20.
To say that Jesus needed to be conceived in a woman who was immaculately conceived is like saying that Jesus had to be born in a sinless world, in order for Him to remain sinless. Jesus received His divinity from the Holy Spirit, not from Mary.
🤦🏾♂️ You’re confused
@khalilmason
Prove it.
@@dannisivoccia2712no one is claiming he had to have a sinless Mother, God saw it fitting that she was though.
funny all means all when they want to make their point about a portion of the word
Have infants sinned?
@ yes my understanding is that we ALL were born into a fallen world
Mary carried the bloodline just as David and all those after Noah and before Noah all the way to the first Man Adam ( singular Sam ) was or were any of those ppl considered holy ?
John the baptist was filled with the Holy Spirit from the womb - did he need a Savior ? was his mother holy and needed no Savior ?
@@Jumper-hk4bbChurch tradition holds that they both received their salvation in advance. In Mary’s case, prior to Her Conception, and John the Baptist’s case, it was at the moment he leaped within his mother’s womb.
Maybe I'm being simplistic, but it appears to me that Mary, the most Holy Mother of God, is the ONLY human to be made sinless by God the Father Himself. All others must come to Him through his Son, Jesus.
Jesus did NOT make Mary, His Mother, sinless NOR was He her savior by bringing her to the Father as He does us. He IS her savior BECAUSE His Father chose to make her sinless in order for Him to be born of the flesh.
Mary is the ONLY human to be saved BECAUSE of Jesus, NOT BY Jesus.
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I just read about this, Mary has to be sinless to have Jesus as her son. A clean water will not remain clean if you put it in a dirty bucket. Jesus as the water and Mary as the bucket.
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But the problem is then Mary's parents also has to be sinless to gave birth to a sinless human.
@ why’s that? God does what He wants regardless of what we believe to be right and proper. He’s not bound to laws like we are since He created the laws. He’s can stop the rotation of the earth as seen in scripture, raise the dead, miracles are not human science they’re supernatural. If our Lord set her apart from eternity to be a sinless being who are we to question it? I assume you would consider yourself ‘a new creation’ in Christ filled with the Spirit of God can that be seen under a microscope? No, it’s a supernatural gift outside the realm of science. Let me ask you: why do you want The Mother of God to be defiled by sin? Would you not rather have a mother preserved from sin yet the most humble and sanctified creature ever made?
“In Luke 1:28, when Gabriel greets Mary as “full of grace,” the Greek word used is “kecharitōmenē”, which comes from “charis” (grace, favor). This unique term means Mary was completely and permanently filled with God’s grace. The perfect tense shows this grace was given in the past but continues into the present, emphasizing her unique holiness and role as the Mother of Jesus. It’s a one-of-a-kind title in Scripture, aligning with the belief that Mary was preserved from sin from the moment of her conception (Immaculate Conception). Gabriel’s words highlight her as the singularly graced vessel chosen by God to bear the Savior.”
Thats why we have the Immacumate Conception: her soul was not harmed by the sin lf Adam and Eve
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The Early Church according to Church Father Origen (200 AD) also believed the Holy Spirit (Spirit of Wisdom) was Jesus' Mother and not the same as Mary... So your early Church arguments fly out the window because there are other early Church arguments and beliefs which are contrary...
Origen is a known heretic. Pointing to a heretic isn't a gotcha.
@@mikejames303 Origen didn't write it, he just read it and mentioned it as already existing by around 200 A.D. And Chruch Father Jerome also later read it and confirmed it also as existing around 130 years later.
@@mikejames303 Church Father Jerome wasn't labelled a heretic... and quoted the same thing from the lost Gospel to the Hebrews... so both had access to it...
Jesus had brothers and sisters after Jesus was born
Not from Mary! The brothers and sisters were those also from Galilee. Read Tobit chapters 7 and 8 for the use of "brother" and "sister" in ancient Israel.
@HAL9000-su1mz so who was their mother then ?
@HAL9000-su1mz no Jesus had an actual brother he name was Jude
@HAL9000-su1mz matthew 13:55 that's pretty much the end of that
Some of your "brothers" come up again in the Gospels with a different Mother named Mary.
Mark 15:40 There were also women looking on afar off: among whom was Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James the less and of Joses, and Salome;
41 (Who also, when he was in Galilee, followed him, and ministered unto him;) and many other women which came up with him unto Jerusalem.
Mathew 27:55 And there were there many women afar off, who had followed Jesus from Galilee, ministering unto him:
56 Among whom was Mary Magdalen, and Mary the mother of James and Joseph, and the mother of the sons of Zebedee.
John 19:25 Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother, and his mother's sister, Mary the wife of Cleophas, and Mary Magdalene.
Notice Mary at the cross is listed first among the women named Mary. Mary Mother of James and Joseph(Joses) is named after Mary Magdalene. And she apparently followed Jesus.
Also at the Cross Jesus gives His Mother to John's protection. If Jesus had physical brothers this would be their responsibility.
John 19:27 Then saith he to the disciple, Behold thy mother! And from that hour that disciple took her unto his own home.
Sam asks why would (non-Catholic) Christians would be offended if Mary was included in the group of redeemed saints for 1000-year millennium and beyond. I have to say this is a silly question, no one would be offended and of course we (non-Catholics) believe Mary will indeed be included in this group. But to extrapolate and use twisted theology gymnastics that (1) she did not sinned as all humans have, and (2) she has ascended to Heaven, when the Bible is fully silent on this subject, is just human imagination. And more than just imagination, these gymnastics have of course the goal of justifying why Catholics ADORE (not venerate) the virgin Mary as a goddess, they make her a co-redeemer with Christ! This is not only heresy, it is BLASPHEMY against the Godhead.
I personally feel that the virgin Mary was indeed a "favored one" as Gabriel called her in his greeting, and she was a very pious young woman. I have no doubts that as the mother of Jesus she may very well have a special place in Heaven, after Jesus' second coming, but I believe the reason is Bible is totally silent on her is on purpose, because Jesus of course knew she would be deified and this would be wrong.
did mary not need jesus to come since she was sinless?
God saved her at her conception, without original sin.
@barbwellman6686 trying to make Sense of this, God saved her from what? She never commited a sin? No one noticed she was a perfect human?
@eduardodelarosa7404 God saved her from original sin.
Mary experiences a fullness of sanctifying Grace (that Adam and Eve had also experienced prior to their disobedience).
@eduardodelarosa7404 Mary experiences the fullest understanding of every virtue, as God had originally intended for us all.
Unlike Adam and Eve, she remains at enmity with Satan.
@eduardodelarosa7404 I imagine that most young women in Roman controlled Jerusalem were isolated and well protected by their families.
Educated at home, brought together with larger family groups seven times a year for the convocations.
But Sam, you're asking us to assume why God wouldnt in advance give Mary a crown of eternal life before the resurrection. Do I believe it to be impossible? No, however I also have to look at scripture and realize there isnt a single mention of this having occurred. Moses we know is in heaven, Elijah we know is in heaven, the saint who were killed for Christ are in heaven, however we do not see that Mary is heaven yet according to what we can READ. Again I dont see it as impossible just stating a fact.
All who have died in God's grace are in heaven, except for Mary who was Assumed body and soul into heaven.
Undeniable proof Mary had more than one child.
Matthew 13:53-57 When Jesus had finished these parables, he moved on from there. 54 Coming to his hometown, he began teaching the people in their synagogue, and they were amazed. “Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?” they asked. 55 “Isn’t this the carpenter’s son? Isn’t his mother’s name Mary, and aren’t his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas? 56 Aren’t all his sisters with us? Where then did this man get all these things?” 57 And they took offense at him.
Physical children
Actually, the term “brothers” in this passage comes from the Greek word adelphoi, which doesn’t just mean biological siblings-it can also mean close relatives like cousins. Back then, Aramaic (the language Jesus spoke) didn’t have a specific word for cousin, so “brother” was used more broadly. Plus, if Mary had other kids, why would Jesus give her to John at the cross (John 19:26-27) instead of one of his “brothers”? This fits with the Catholic belief in Mary’s perpetual virginity-it’s all about understanding the cultural and linguistic context of the time.
@@MichaelHowardMonroe it's blatantly obvious Mary and Joseph had other sons and daughters, as stated ,open your eyes ,look for yourself , let your own brain God gave you work it out ,not what the lying deceiving pope and papacy has led you all to believe.
Which is falsehood . False doctrine, lies, deceit ,deception.
Whoever it is deleting my comments will fail to stop what's coming for the pope and papacy.
The church of God is cleaning house .
The truth is being revealed and the lying deceivers are being exposed.
@@MichaelHowardMonroe they keep deleting my responses to you 🤗 Many people already know and it's already written for all to read in our Bible's 🤗
@ just shows the unbiblical nature of their position. Happens to me as well of the time.
Was Mary born with a sinful nature? The purpose of Jesus coming in a human body was to have a human experience. Part of the human experience is to understand temptation. To know what it's like to be vulnerable and tempted to sin. Jesus had to know what that like through experience which is why he was tempted 3 times. Just of the eyes, just of the flesh, and pride of life. We are all born with a sinful nature. Jesus being human felt the temptation, but being God could not sin. So talking about people that are mentally delayed and babies, is pretty irrelevant because to be born with a sinful nature is what we all come into this world in.
From a Catholic perspective, claiming that Mary was born with a sinful nature creates a theological slippery slope that could suggest Jesus Himself inherited a sinful nature. Since Jesus took His human nature entirely from Mary, if she were tainted by original sin, this would logically compromise the sinlessness of Christ’s humanity. This contradicts Scripture, which affirms that Jesus was “like us in all things but sin” (Hebrews 4:15), and it undermines the Church’s understanding of the hypostatic union-Jesus as fully human and fully divine.
The doctrine of the Immaculate Conception resolves this issue by affirming that Mary was preserved from original sin from the moment of her conception, through the merits of Christ’s future sacrifice. Far from diminishing Christ’s redemptive work, this doctrine highlights His power to save completely, even preemptively. Suggesting that Jesus required a sinful nature to experience temptation misunderstands the nature of temptation itself. Jesus, being fully human, could experience temptation externally (Matthew 4:1-11), but His divine nature ensured He was not subject to concupiscence or internal inclination to sin. Without the Immaculate Conception, one risks compromising the integrity of Christ’s sinlessness, His unique role as the spotless Lamb of God, and the perfect harmony of God’s salvific plan.
@MichaelHowardMonroe I like how you explained it, now though He did not sin He also became sin as the 2 (Corinthians 5:21) So how did this happen? 21 "For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." According to Catholic doctrine this would be impossible since Mary would be sinless therefore according to what I'm understanding and I can be wrong Jesus inherited a sinless nature not because He's begotten of the Father but through Mary, now here it shows that though He didn't sin, He became sin....how's that fit into the teaching?
@@danielj.rodriguez1183 are you suggesting Jesus sinned on the cross when he became sin? Taking on the sins of the world does not imply he sinned yet he was tempted in every way we are.
@MichaelHowardMonroe that's obviously what I'm not implying, the English pretty much says what happened. I don't think this verse needs any translation. To be frank yes you would have to go outside to make sense of Jesus divinity and the way my religion teacher put it, Mary had to have not been born with a sinful nature so that Jesus wouldn't sin. The human corruptive body has the ability to carry Sin even if the person never commits it. Case in point infant baptisim. Which is why catholics baptize infants because of them trying to understand the notion of original sin thinking that if babies aren't baptized though they have not sinned can end up in hell because of the sinful nature. You definitely need to go outside of biblical text into human understanding to come to what is more of a conclusion versus Divine revelation. That's pretty much it.
@ are you familiar with what took place at the Council of Ephesus in 431 A.D?
Mary was a sinner like the rest of us.
Nope
@@Hail_Theotokos Mary and the Scriptures say so.
@@Spartanthermopylaenope
No. She was fully human and the Ark of Salvation, in which Christ dwelt.
If Mary was a sinner, then why did God the father chose her to be the mother of His beloved Son? Why the Word made flesh through her?