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"Just a fun fact to know". How old are you? And your a moderator? Sleep well. Stranger

Who says? And where does it say it? Stranger

No one is denying (Matt.7:21-23) is about judgement. To whom and when that judgement occurs is important. Stranger

When you say (Ps.69:8) also is Israel, are you saying the woman in (Rev.12) is Israel? In (Rev.12) Israel is represented through sign or symbol by the woman in heaven. Just as Satan is represented as the dragon and angels are represented as stars. This is Israel through sign and symbol...

Well, that is part of our discussion now. You indicated we discussed it many times before. Note your phrase, "linguistic implications". There is absolutely nothing in "Kecharitomene" that says Mary was without sin. It doesn't matter if you translate it 'full of grace' or 'highly favoured'...

(Matt.12:32) "...it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world neither in the world to come." So apparently it can be committed again by others who are not of this same generation. Stranger.

No, you presented no evidence for the Mary's perpetual virginity. All you have done is try and change what the Scripture says, as you admitted, when it shows that Mary had other children. In other words there are no Scriptures that indicate in any way, that Mary remained a virgin. And, I...

There is no evidence for the perpetual virginity of Mary. None. You have created it. And want to believe it. Stranger

Go back and read my post #80. Stranger

The woman represented in (Rev. 12) is Israel. The mother In (Ps. 69:8) is not Israel but the Messiah's mother, Mary. And explain your statement concerning James. Stranger

I don't remember any discussion about Mary's sinlessness. There is nothing in (Luke 1:28) to indicate any sinlessness. Stranger

Israel is not the Mother of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. Explain your statement concerning James. Stranger

What I said is a true statement. It's not blasphemy if it's true. Thus, as I have shown, there is no perpetual virginity of Mary in the Bible. Only in Rome. Which can only mean it is blasphemy to believe such. And whether Mary is a sinner or not is important because it shows again the...

Mungo Having trouble. I see your are in the burying mode. Stranger

You brought blasphemy up. I'm responding to it. Because you refuse to answer, one can only assume that you believe Mary didn't die. Is that true? Stranger

Assume whatever you like. Stranger

No, you accused me of blasphemy concerning what is said about Mary. And I am proving it isn't blasphemy because the Roman church raises Mary to worship status. Yet all the while, denying that they worship Mary. So, we have a sinless Mary. Which is never stated in Scripture. We have Mary...

I never said these people were getting into the kingdom. I said these are not Christians. Christ never knew them anyway. Matt. 7:21-23 does not speak to the loss of salvation. These passages do speak to a day. Just not the 'Day of the LORD'. Careful, don't be derailing the thread...

Im talking to you. Are you saying your answers are inadequate? To which I would agree. You didn't answer my question. Was Mary a sinner? Stranger

You're the one that said that (Matt.1:25) doesn't mean what it says. Which can only mean it says Mary had sex and children after the virgin birth of Christ. Stranger