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Did Amadeus answer your question? If not you might consider rephrasing it.

Even when people agree with you...you still do not get it. There is nothing in the Bible that says they united in the Garden. Read this 50 times so you it get in your head. There is nothing in the Bible that says they did not unite in the Garden. There is nothing in the Bible that says it...

LOL Then....Miriam was still engaged when they were in Jerusalem.

Read it again slowly. Now there seems to be a small contradiction between Luke and Matthew but I do not think that Joseph would have joined with Miriam while she was pregnant with Yeshua, nor do we see a wedding occurring... So still engaged in Jerusalem and still engaged when she delivered...

What are you wanting to prove and why?

Great video....thanks for getting it done! Again...my area does not have a problem with Covid. The hospital is not over run with Covid and I am not getting a vaccine shot. God bless

You keep doing this to yourself...where is the wedding? They are in Jerusalem just before the birth of Christ Luke 1:5 in order to register along with Mary, who was engaged to him, and was with child. Not married. And Matthew 1:18-20 reads 18 Now the birth of Jesus the Messiah was as follows...

Well when you find a marriage outside of Eden that God appeared at and said, I now pronounce you man and wife...until then you are promoting a lie. As far as the bride price...find it...a couple called man and wife after the bride price paid. The Bible is not supporting your beliefs well.

Something to research. And for the record....I do not believe that it is the Calvinist people that are evil....its the doctrine.

I understand your concern. And if you are talking about the Catholics?? The Catholics are not fundamentalists. I fellowship and praise and worship with fundamentalists. There is nothing wrong with being a fundamentalist. It is one the ways to designate your beliefs. On one side of the coin...

I get that...know that.. But you sent it to me Like if I sent the "Who has bewitched you" scripture to you. Like I said, I do not take offense....I just respond.

You said..."I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting him who called you in the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel. That is what drew my response. Nothing on the forum is going to offend me.

Cool your jets. There are a lot of Protestant beliefs out there and independent appraisals of the Bible. Anyone of them can become fanatical. So what I was getting at, was that you are in a target rich environment. And if you think yours is the only way then, your bubble of understand has shrunk...

But it's our responsibility to point out errors in doctrine.???? Is it like a one legged man in a kicking contest or a one armed man in a row boat race?

Is it ok for Christians to pray to Mary? If you are a Protestant fundamentalist, it is somewhere between a rhetorical question and a affirmation of fundamentalist beliefs. Sticking with the Bible there are a few things we do not need to do or should do.... No indication that we should pray to...

Again all you have to do is come up with a requirement for a wedding and you cannot not do that because it is not there. With your line of thinking, no one in the Bible was married.

Not ignoring your new thread. You and I have had some discussion on this so I thought I would give it a little time for others to comment.

Divide is a parting...and nothing divides us from Christ. Not like the pie anyway. Using the extreme as an example...anything but Christian devotion would distract you....but can there be too much of a good thing? Too remove any distraction you would more or less have to remove nearly all...

I take no offense to ignore. No harm, no foul! Or you can review the past posts from me and others....lots and lots and lots of scriptures to prove you wrong.

I am not arguing. But do what you want.