Lenina

506 posts

Lenina

Lenina

@misesmaedchen

Deutschland Katılım Haziran 2020
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@LizzieMarbach It was necessary for Mary to freely cooperate in God's plan. There is no possible alternatjve universe where Jesus would've been born from an unwilling woman. Everythinh happened exactly the way it needed to happen and that includes Mary's consent and willful participation.
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Lizzie Marbach
Lizzie Marbach@LizzieMarbach·
Gabriel TOLD Mary what was happening. He didn’t ask her. She had no choice in the matter. 😊 Our salvation didn’t rely upon her at all!
Bree Solstad@BreeSolstad

All the angels in heaven held their breathe as they awaited Mary’s reply to God. The salvation of all creation relied upon her answer. And then… She uttered the words that ring through eternity: “Let it be done unto me according to your word!” All of heaven and earth rejoice!

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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@slyoung27 @farmingandJesus Please search her profile for the word "Mary", she uses every opportunity to talk about Mary having sex, orgasms, being a "baby mama", etc etc. Her behavior is clearly driven by a personal issue. She would never dare talk that way about Mary to Jesus' face.
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Boudica
Boudica@slyoung27·
@misesmaedchen @farmingandJesus How do you get "belittlement" out of that response? Mary was a very obedient servant of God. He knew that, and it's WHY He chose her. God commended her, but did NOT deify her.
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🌷 LIZZIE🌷
🌷 LIZZIE🌷@farmingandJesus·
The angel didn’t ask her he told her, God is Sovereign and ordained this, he is the potter and we are the clay. The Bible doesn’t say the angels held their breath and the plan of redemption absolutely didn’t hinge on a human being *possibly saying yes* He SAID to her , he didn’t say “would you mind is this ok?” GOD knew her heart was turned to him and faithful. He favored her This isn’t a question. 👇🏻 Luke 1:30-33 Then the angel said to her, “Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God. 31 And behold, you will conceive in your womb and bring forth a Son, and shall call His name Jesus. 32 He will be great, and will be called the Son of the Highest; and the Lord God will give Him the throne of His father David. 33 And He will reign over the house of Jacob forever, and of His kingdom there will be no end.”
Bree Solstad@BreeSolstad

All the angels in heaven held their breathe as they awaited Mary’s reply to God. The salvation of all creation relied upon her answer. And then… She uttered the words that ring through eternity: “Let it be done unto me according to your word!” All of heaven and earth rejoice!

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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@farmingandJesus There are thousands of denomonations with false teachings you could criticize, yet you spend 80% of your time bitterly insisting to anyone who'll listen that Mary was a sinner and sexuall active. You'd never talk to Jesus' face about Mary the way you talk abt her in your replies.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@farmingandJesus Your relentless need to belittle Mary exposes your insecurities. She represents everything you lack: motherhood & sexual purity. Same reason you were so up-in-arms about the whoring women, you still identify with that impurity and can't stand the embodiment of your opposite.
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Defiant Baptist
Defiant Baptist@DefiantBaptist·
It just never ends, this vicious cycle.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@Moriarty554468 @farmingandJesus The persons these bones belong to are presently more alive and closer to God than you are and (likely) will ever be.
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Moriarty
Moriarty@Moriarty554468·
@farmingandJesus No, I think I’m okay. I’ll just read my Bible instead. Tradition and ignoring scripture lead to this…
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Lizzie Marbach
Lizzie Marbach@LizzieMarbach·
@BennettBernard7 An EARTHLY consequence is not the same as a spiritual punishment for sin that we pay for in the afterlife in purgatory.
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Lizzie Marbach
Lizzie Marbach@LizzieMarbach·
This is a great example what a dishonest manipulative argument looks like. He is taking an earthly consequence of sin, and trying to say that teaches purgatory or that we can “work off” these consequences. Experiencing a consequence of sin here on earth is not the same as paying for our sin in purgatory or by doing penance. Anyone with a brain can see the difference between the two. Yes, the Lord disciplines us here on earth. Yes, there are real world consequences for sin on earth. That does not mean we can “work off” His discipline, nor does it mean that we will be stained by this when we die.
Joshua Charles🇻🇦@JoshuaTCharles

As you often do, Lizzie, you’re not as familiar with the Scriptures as you claim. David was forgiven of his sins—and then God imposed a temporal punishment for them. We are told this explicitly. “And Nathan said to David, “The Lord also has put away your sin; you shall not die. Nevertheless, because by this deed you have utterly scorned the Lord, the child that is born to you shall die.” 2 Sam. 12:13-14 Hebrews 12:5-11, which likewise quotes Proverbs 3:11-12, is crystal clear that God reserves a special punishment for His legitimate children, that they may grow in holiness. This punishment obviously isn’t the punishment of Hell, because once in Hell, you don’t grow in holiness. It is a temporal punishment for their sins. Very basic concept that is everywhere in the Bible and Church history.

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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@Jtipp21a @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 Some people like that exist, and the only person they're fooling is themselves. It does not negate the truth of confession. I'd still advise you to judge your friend who's seeking confession more humbly. At the very least, he is trying to find forgiveness. God sees his heart.
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Joshua
Joshua@Jtipp21a·
@misesmaedchen @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 It’s not about being prideful; it’s about what the Word says. 1 John 3:9 tells us that no one born of God makes a practice of sin. We can’t see a stranger’s heart, but we can see if they are fighting the sin or making a home in it. God’s grace is for the battle, not the habit.
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Danny
Danny@Truth_matters20·
How can priests forgive sins if they can't read the hearts and minds of those who go to confession?
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FritoBandito
FritoBandito@jpatterson1000·
@gonefishin1948 You seriously believe the apostles thought that were literally eating the flesh of Christ and drinking his literal blood when he was standing in the room with them?? Seriously?
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Fr. Bayer Holz
Fr. Bayer Holz@gonefishin1948·
Have you noticed that some Christians say that the Bible is to be taken literally until Jesus says things and does things at the "Last Supper"?
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@Jtipp21a @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 A person might commit the same sin every day and still seek repentance with a genuine heart. There is no way for you to know what drives this person and you seem incredibly full of yourself. How about focusing on your own sin instead of pointing to soneone else's failing.
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Joshua
Joshua@Jtipp21a·
@misesmaedchen @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 I don’t need to see the heart to see the fruit (Matthew\ 7:20). My only "excuse" is that I need Christ. But there is a difference between a soldier struggling in the mud and someone making a home in it. Repentance is a change of mind that leads to a change of life. You said that.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@Jtipp21a @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 Again, how would you know whether that person is looking for just "a pass" or is being genuine? You cant look into their heart, you have no idea what emotion they feel when sitting in front of the priest. And you sin too, every day I'd wager. So what's your excuse?
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Joshua
Joshua@Jtipp21a·
@misesmaedchen @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 We agree sanctification is a process, but 1 John 2:1 says, "I write this so that you may not sin." There is a difference between a believer who trips while fighting sin and someone using confession to manage a lifestyle they won't leave. One seeks a Savior; the other a pass.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@Jtipp21a @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 Repentance is a turning away from sin but Scripture never teaches that Christians don't fall again.“If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves” (1 Joh 1:8). The Christian life is not a one-time performance its a lifelong process of repentance and sanctification.
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Joshua
Joshua@Jtipp21a·
@misesmaedchen @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 I’m not deciding; I’m observing the biblical standard. God commands us to flee from sin, not ritualize it. Repentance is a 180-degree turn, not a circular loop. If there is no desire to change, it’s just a performance, not a transformation. Christ calls us to 'Go and sin no more.
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Danny
Danny@Truth_matters20·
@ExiledUnfairly If it's based on blind assumption, they shouldn't be doing it, right? Only God knows the heart. What if the person is insincere and really doesn't trust in Christ for their salvation but has fooled the priest?
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@Jtipp21a @ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 Who are you to decide whether your friend's sins are forgiven or not? It's not like God gets tired of it. If your friend is genuinely seeking forgiveness, God will provide it, no matter how often.
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Joshua
Joshua@Jtipp21a·
@ExiledUnfairly @Truth_matters20 I have a coworker who claims he is Catholic. Not because he regularly attends, but because it's a family tradition. He parties, gambles, and then turns around saying he feels bad going to a priest to be forgiven just to go do it all over again. What sins were forgiven?
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@farmingandJesus The Catholic Church has weathered far worse than a loud person with bad takes on religion. In another 2,000 years it’ll still be around, probably asking the saints to intercede for your soul in purgatory.
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🌷 LIZZIE🌷@farmingandJesus·
Idk who needs to hear this but Mary isn’t intercepting your prayers. You’re wasting prayers to humans when you could be talking to the creator of these people and the universe. COPE.
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🌷 LIZZIE🌷@farmingandJesus·
If you love and follow Jesus you don’t talk about Mary all day , you talk about Jesus.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@MacraggesHonour @Sacerdotus @sola_chad No one is arguing that a person somehwere in the jungle who knows of Jesus but didnt get the memo about Mary is doomed to hell. But denying Mary's rightful position is still wrong.
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Roboute Guilliman
Roboute Guilliman@RGuillimanXIII·
@Sacerdotus @sola_chad Yes, Mary is necessary to explain "fully god and fully human" and to explain how Jesus arrived in the first place, but neither of those facts save the listener's soul.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@MacraggesHonour @Sacerdotus @sola_chad If Mary is part of Jesus' incarnation and story, then by default she was necessary. There is no timeline, no version of this story, no parallel universe where Mary could've been excluded from Jesus' person. Mary is not "a" medium of incarnation, she is THE medium of incarnation.
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Roboute Guilliman
Roboute Guilliman@RGuillimanXIII·
@Sacerdotus @sola_chad None of that essay is critically necessary for salvation. It's highly desirable follow-up knowledge that might be discussed right after. The exercise was to summarize the core doctrine of Christianity without invoking Mary, a task at which I succeeded.
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Lenina
Lenina@misesmaedchen·
@newtempuser @MysonKay @DTuskey @sola_chad what are you talking about? The point is that the Bible alone doesn't make up the Christian faith. It's an integral part but it does not contain the fullness of christianity.
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Chris Persaud
Chris Persaud@newtempuser·
@misesmaedchen @MysonKay @DTuskey @sola_chad Well before the Bible we had stone carvings and imagery Where are yours? Before the Bible we had Judaism, are you still a Jew? In Acts, there were MULTIPLE churches, in Revelations there were MULTIPLE churches, tell me which one was Catholic or orthodox? Stop being an idiot
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