I have a question that remains unanswered:

[theefaith]

Worshipping Mary is.

how do you worship Mary? Never done that

 

[theefaith]

Worshipping Mary is.

That’s an assumption on you’re part or maybe an accusation

no proof of course

 

[theefaith]

That’s an assumption on you’re part or maybe an accusation

no proof of course

judge not…

 

[Ferris Bueller]

how do you worship Mary? Never done that

 

[Ferris Bueller]

That’s an assumption on you’re part or maybe an accusation

It's an accusation.

 

[Ezra]

how do you worship Mary? Never done that

we dont

 

[Robert Gwin]

BTW, Christians are not under the New Covenant. That's another topic though, so I'll start a new thread about that - see Christians are not under the New Covenant.

God's people are called Christians, and being that the Law covenant was a tutor leading to Christ, with his death it ended. Jehovah did keep it in force "till the end of the week" for a transition period. The new covenant went into force on Pentecost of the year 33 CE as evidenced of the outpouring of holy spirit upon disciples of Christ who were gathered.

 

[Robert Gwin]

Everybody knows Christ's physical body came from Mary.
That makes her his earthly mother.
So what?

Stop idolizing humans.

Correct. There is no doubt that Mary was an exemplary woman of the faith. Out of all women, Jehovah chose her to mother His child, but she was just that, an exemplary woman, not to be idolized.

 

[keithr]

if He is God then she must be the mother of God

Jesus is not God though, he is God's only-begotten son.

If he is king she must be the queen

So you're saying Mary is Jesus' mother and his wife?! Surely not.

 

[Pythagorean12]

What is your point Pyth? Are you saying God was made flesh? As you stated the Bible states the Word became flesh.

I am merely reiterating God at His Word, as The Word made flesh and dwelt among us.

 

[Robert Gwin]

I am merely reiterating God at His Word, as The Word made flesh and dwelt among us.

Yes Pyth, the Word did become flesh and dwelt among us.

 

[Pythagorean12]

Yes Pyth, the Word did become flesh and dwelt among us.

Aka, God, yes.

 

[Robert Gwin]

Aka, God, yes.

No! The Word that was with God, not God Himself who remained a spirit Jn 4:24. The very one Jesus prayed to Jn 17

 

[theefaith]

It's an accusation.

I love Christian charity

 

[theefaith]

we dont

Blessed be Mary mother of God ever Virgin

 

[theefaith]

Jesus is not God though, he is God's only-begotten son.


So you're saying Mary is Jesus' mother and his wife?! Surely not.

The mother of any king is always queen

 

[Ferris Bueller]

I love Christian charity

You don't understand charity.
Being charitable does not mean not challenging error.

 

[theefaith]

You don't understand charity.
Being charitable does not mean not challenging error.

still no proof

 

[Wrangler]

The mother of any king is always queen

Except in the real world, it just aint so. Take the longest running monarch in human history, Queen Elizabeth II. Her mother was not queen. The mother of the monarch is called 'the queen's mother' and if Elizabeth was male, 'the king's mother'. NOTE: Queen Elizabeth's husband is not the king but prince.

And the heir to the throne, William; his mother, Diana, was not queen.

King William I, made himself king the old fashioned way, through conquest. His mother was not queen. Napoleon's mother was not queen. Not only is your statement wrong, it is only true under special circumstances. IF God, the King of the Universe, made Mary queen, then and only then would she be queen to the Prince of Peace. This would be unusual because, as far as I know, Queen's who are not the sovereign are named queen only through marriage.

 

[theefaith]

Except in the real world, it just aint so. Take the longest running monarch in human history, Queen Elizabeth II. Her mother was not queen. The mother of the monarch is called 'the queen's mother' and if Elizabeth was male, 'the king's mother'. NOTE: Queen Elizabeth's husband is not the king but prince.

And the heir to the throne, William; his mother, Diana, was not queen.

King William I, made himself king the old fashioned way, through conquest. His mother was not queen. Napoleon's mother was not queen. Not only is your statement wrong, it is only true under special circumstances. IF God, the King of the Universe, made Mary queen, then and only then would she be queen to the Prince of Peace. This would be unusual because, as far as I know, Queen's who are not the sovereign are named queen only through marriage.

Solomon was king
He had 700 wives which one was queen?