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@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e I'm lost...answer the question then: did Jesus pray to Himself to send Himself? And if so, what does "another" mean in John 14:16?

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e You’re lost

Dear Catholics, When Prots yell about intercessions and say “I only pray to Jesus” 1 Peter 3:7 - “Your prayers may be hinders” James 5:16 - “The prayer of a righteous person has great power”

@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e Here's the thing: your explanation is WRONG. Your "explanation" can't even stand up to a simple yes or no question. Did Jesus pray to Himself to send Himself? 1 John 5 is the trinity in black and white and you refuse to admit you are wrong. That's not having pearls. That is pride

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e I’m not calling you swine for asking a question, I called you swine because you’re not looking for the truth. You at first ignored the first thing I said then you replied with 1 John 5:7-8, and I explained that for you and you ignored 1 John 5:6-8 then ran to another verse you

@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e Then answering a simple yes or no question should be easy. If you were really after truth or sharing truth you would be ready to teach/learn. Iron sharpens iron. Claiming you have pearls and calling people swine for asking questions is the weakest copout ever and shows immaturity

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e My entire belief is based on the truth, Jesus Christ, the only person who exists John 8:58. You’re worried about my pearls, but you should be worried about how the people you worship don’t exist and that only Jesus is the truth. There’s proof of Jesus Christ, but your god? Lol

@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e So your entire "theology" is stumped by 1 single yes or no question. You refuse to answer it because you can't. Your pearls need some polishing and refinement.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e Why are you asking questions you don’t believe? I know you want to hear my pearls but they don’t go to swine, I already told you the truth and you rejected it so I’m not casting my pearls to swine so don’t ask me to explain anything. Jesus is the Father and Lord over all

@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e Answer the question please. Did Jesus pray to Himself to send Himself - yes or no? And if so, what does "another" mean?

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e “So God prays to himself and sends himself”

@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e Dude...read verse 5. And then go read John 14:16. "I will pray the Father and He will send ANOTHER Comforter" So Jesus prays to Himself to send Himself?

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e 1 John 5:6-8 is talking about Jesus, for there are three that bear record in heaven, Father, Word and Ghost, and there are three that bear record on earth, the Spirit(Ghost), water(Father) and blood(word) This is Jesus that came by water and blood not by water only

@Gogettacs @CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e 1 John 5:7-8. Compete with "these three are one."

@CatholicDrip___ @emmaus_e There is no verse for the trinity because it’s not scripture, scriptures say Jesus is the Father Isaiah 9:6 “he that hath seen me hath seen the Father;” John 14:9 When I see Jesus you see another person that cannot be seen? No that’s not it, Christ is the Father

@bauricironhide @CatahoulaCowboy Try reading again. 1 John 2:1 says "we have an advocate" no capitalization. Not a title, just a description. You say you don't worship her then immediately perform mental gymnastics to transfer the characteristics of Jesus to her. That is called idolatry.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatahoulaCowboy The title of Advocate is not reserved exclusively for the Holy Spirit, as in 1 John: 21, the Son is also called an Advocate. Mary is an advocate on our behalf to the Son, whom he rarely refuses. Her official term of Paraclete is in reference to her role in the Wedding of Cana.

1- No one worships Mary, that’s a low tier slop strawman. 2- The Ark is a created thing. The person of Christ is eternal and not a creation as the Ark was. Mary is the new Ark. 3- Another strawman. No one claims Mary didn’t need a savior. 4- We agree. She is worshipping God in heaven.

@CatholicDrip___ "We don't worship or pray to Mary. We just give her a title reserved for the Holy Spirit and act like she has the characteristics of the Father with a tiny of mention of Jesus like He needs her help." Absolute blasphemy.

When I tell Anti-Catholic Protestants that I Don’t worship Mary…. Instead of being happy about it…. They scream “You Do Worship Her,” It’s like they’re angry I said No💧

@AErebus4363 @CatholicDrip___ You answered your own question...FULLY GOD. Like hello???? He's God...He can do whatever He wants. You keep trying to impart God's power to Mary...that is called idolatry. She was 100% human from 100% human parents. Nothing divine about her.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ Than how would you explain how Jesus was sinless when he was born. Jesus was fully God and Fully Human. Jesus was born sinless, fully God and fully human, to ensure his sacrifice could atone for human sin. which means Mary had to be sinless as well

Jesus says "No one born of a woman is greater than John the Baptist" Jesus was Born of a Woman. So either John is greater than Him or Jesus is a liar Catholicism is always right, learn context

@AErebus4363 @CatholicDrip___ No where does it say she had to be sinless. At all. Men made that up. Nothing in any of the text even points to that idea. For Mary to be sinless, her entire bloodline would need to be sinless...news flash - it's not. And how do we know that? Because we can trace lineage.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ Dwelling is not the same as giving birth to God which is what Mary did and why she had to be sinless in order for it to happen. And given your response you are a prot who has not read the entire bible. There are 73 books in the bible

@AErebus4363 @CatholicDrip___ If God could not dwell inside a sinner, then explain how He indwells ALL believers who repent and are baptized to be sealed by the Holy Spirit. We all have sinned. He still seals us. Your argument fails. Stop trying to make Mary God. She's not.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ Except in order for Jesus to be Sinless when he was born, He would need to be born from a woman that was also sinless and that is where Mary comes in when she said Yes. Mary is called God Bearer

@AErebus4363 @CatholicDrip___ Dude...ALL means ALL. The only exception is Jesus because He is God. That's it.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ "All have sinned " This is considered a general statement of human fallenness, which does not apply to exceptions authorized by God, such as Jesus or Mary's unique grace-filled role.

@sangrigio @swamthetiber25 Again - did Jesus tell His disciples to do something He strictly forbids? The answer is no. The flesh and blood METAPHOR was explained by Jesus Himself in the same text...I mean seriously. Take the goggles of grooming off.

@HolyFireMus1c @swamthetiber25 In order for your contradictory interpretation to be right, you'd have to ignore Jesus' command: "Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and DRINK his BLOOD, you have no life in you" Pro-tip: if you're making an interpretation that leads to contradiction, you're wrong.

I agree, read your bible. But that isn’t what that passage is about. 🤦‍♀️ In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus teaches us to ask the Father: “Give us this day our daily bread.” (Matthew 6:11) But the Greek word translated as “daily” is epiousios, a word so unique it appears nowhere else in all of Greek literature. It is not the ordinary word for daily (hemeran or kathēmerinon), and even ancient scholars struggled to define it. Many early Church Fathers, including St. Jerome, St. Cyril of Jerusalem, and Origen, interpreted epiousios as meaning “supersubstantial,” something beyond earthly sustenance. St. Jerome, translating the Gospel into Latin, rendered it as panem supersubstantialem: the superessential or heavenly bread. This interpretation leads directly to the Eucharist. The petition in the Lord’s Prayer is not merely for physical food but for the Bread of Life, the true food that sustains the soul, Jesus Himself in the Eucharist.

@AErebus4363 @CatholicDrip___ I've read the Bible front to back. No where does it say anyone ever was preserved from sin. It says the opposite. ALL have sinned.

@HolyFireMus1c @CatholicDrip___ Mary was sinless because she was preserved from sin by God's grace at her conception, not because she was inherently divine. She calls God her Savior because He redeemed her by preventing her from contracting original sin,

@Xtopher_Uzo How come Peter himself said Jesus is the Rock? If Peter didn't believe he was the Rock then why do you?

What Jesus said: "You are Peter, and on this rock I'll build my church..." What Catholics understand: Peter is the visible rock on which Christ built His church. Christ remains the Head. What Protestants understand from Catholic interpretation: Peter is the founder/leader of the Church and Without him there would be no Church on planet earth.

@CatholicCoachP @Rugerno11 So we have gone from "those things never happened" to "they deserved it." The cognitive dissonance is real.

@HolyFireMus1c @Rugerno11 Wycliffe died of a stroke lol before he was excommunicated. Council got him though. No consecrated burial for heretics. Tossed those ashes in the river.

Ah yes, daily bread meant read your bible that no one had access to for decades.

@sangrigio @swamthetiber25 Acts 15:20. That is James...speaking against consuming blood. So no, the disciples did NOT practice the pagan ritual of eating flesh and drinking blood.

@sangrigio @swamthetiber25 Please learn to read. No one said anything about Christ being worthless. Just the opposite actually. Your emotional appeals don't work...get called out for paganism and then make some fake pietous appeal about "reverance to Christ" when you worship everyone and everything but Him