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Mary is dead. Rev 12 is depicting national Israel(sun moon and 12 stars per Josephs dream). Joseph wasn't dreaming about Mary in Gen. C'mon Catholic, at least act somewhat scripturally intelligent. Don't embarrass us in front of the forum like that, okay?

Mary is dead and waiting to be resurrected in the rapture of the church along with all her other children and her loving, romantically involved HUSBAND, Joseph.

No, it does not say God humbled Himself. Is says a man humbled himself. God did not become flesh(sperm cell) as incarnationists teach.

Yes, Jesus had biological siblings. Catholics are hung up on virginity for some weird reason.

Question, did almighty God humble him self before wicked men and demons or did the man Christ Jesus humble himself?

I told you that Peter glorified God in his death. Jesus also glorified God in his death. This is the glory that he prayed for the day before his crucifixion. He got what he prayed for. That was not a coincidence. His former glory was him being slain from the foundation of the world.

When Jesus raises his mother from the dead at the end of the world he will sort that out with her.

Did Joseph get engaged to Mary with no lustful intentions? Is he "holy Joseph" too?

Especially to the statue of Mary. She even turned red faced.

Are you calling the scripture a fairy tale?

Peter glorified God in his death and Jesus did not glorify God in his death?

Even priests think.."ooh baby".

Jesus had several siblings from Joseph and Mary. Go ask her statue if you don't believe me.

Joseph did not lust on Mary as they created the siblings of Jesus? Mary did not have the same desires towards Joseph in the process? Jesus will judge me for reading and understanding this verse?... 25 And knew her not till she had brought forth her firstborn son... Catholics teach that???

When did Jesus lose his glory to ask to be reglorified?

Look, to say that a divine being surrendered his divinity and asked for it to be reinstated by another divinity is bizarre. That is definitely not scriptural. It definitely does not represent Almighty God.

3 And as he journeyed, he came near Damascus: and suddenly there shined round about him a light from heaven: 4 And he fell to the earth, and heard a voice saying unto him, Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me? 5 And he said, Who art thou, Lord? And the Lord said, I am Jesus The light...

Just obey Acts 2:38, Catholic. Do something spiritually constructive for once, okay?

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No, for you to say that Jesus was praying for a reinstatement of a DIVINE glory he once had is bizarre.