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Always Faithful
Mary is not the mother of God.
The Roman Catholics seem to know more bible verses than your video. The prophets of the Bible, of which Isaiah was one prophesied:
“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.” King James Version (KJV) Isaiah 9:6I don't go to the Catholic Church, my family's church is mine too. But I have worked for years on charities with others from the communities I've lived in, and I don't know better people than these wonderful Catholic women who are devoted to the service of Jesus Christ the Lord, and it pleases them to use the Isaiah prophecy as who Jesus is.
It bothered my mother too, the business of intercession, in her mind that was worshipping someone else than the Lord. However, having understood what Jesus went through on the Cross, his mother was there, full of pain, knowing her son was one with God, and she stayed till the end in unimaginable sorrow. First Mary was summoned by the angel of the Lord and told she would conceive a child that would be God's only son. She couldn't believe that such a simple girl as herself would be the savior's mother, but she not only went along with it, she and her husband Joseph made certain Christ was well-learned in the scriptures and were pleased to know he made a big hit with his love and knowledge of the Word.
I lived in a community that had interfaith meetings with ladies from all the churches in town. Some of their monsignors would allow them to come to our meetings, some would host the meetings, and others would not allow the women in their parish to worship en masse with us.
Some people take offense at that, but I never did. I loved the good deeds they did for the poor, and brought food for the Sisters of the Poor to deliver to the unfortunate. Our church didn't have a hunger closet nor people to host food for the poor. I loved their loyalty and duty and fervor to make life for the poor good by the things they did.
I think you're being a little hard on the Roman Catholics. Their first Pope was the Apostle, Saint Peter, who Jesus called "the rock on which I will build my church." Now, just look at all the Christian churches in the world. Many of them started because of Peter but broke away over indulgences. Generations later, we all still have more commonalities and similar beliefs, summarized in the Apostles' Creed, which are said in Catholic as well as Protestant Churches every week, a prayer the Lord deemed as perfect.
Let it go if you can. God looks on the heart, not on what the Church's roof looks like.
To be historically and Biblically correct, Isaiah 9 is taught as a lie.
Isaiah 9:6 the context with Isaiah 7 is the looming war with Assyria, the Sign is for King Ahaz does the King no good 500 years after he's dead, the sign was the birth of his son King Hezekiah. The Hebrew word used is Young Woman not Virgin, which was always the great lie by changing the text and meaning of words, taking it out of the original language. They did this to change the narrative. much like you see our MSM subvert the masses by doing the very same thing today, with word play to control the new narrative.
King Hezekiah is the one mentioned in Isaiah 9:6
to have "God with him" in defeating Assyria thus called the Prince of peace and was known as the Father Figure, who took council from the great Aggelos-per the Dead Sea Scrolls Hezekiah commentary(Hezekiah Apochryphon 4Q 470) this is confirmed as
the Archangel Michael.
Hezekiah had his "fathers kingdom on his shoulders"& would "have God with him" (Immanuel) in defeating Assyria with the great messengers council.
Thank you for your opinionary, HaShev.
I've believed in Jesus Christ since early childhood, and I believe in the Bible I was given in the third grade, and another at high school graduation, same book, just a prettier leather cover. We believe Jesus taught the scriptures with no flaws in doctrine whatever, that he led a flawless life dedicated to making people understand the scriptures in simple enough terms that everyday people could understand. We adopted a New Testament built around Christ's teachings, and all those who participated in teaching people were appointed disciples, who also performed miracles of healing the bodies and minds of people who needed to know God. Christ received the cruelest death for bringing God's word to t he people, because he was a special man, begotten of the father according to our New Testament, and that his life ended all need for sacrificing blood, because his blood was so sacred and shed for believers in his words, which we think came directly from the father for the edification of the common man. Amen!
