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Posted on 01/11/2012 7:34:56 PM PST by RnMomof7
Mary: Mother of God?
This article is prompted by an ad in the Parade Magazine titled: "Mary Mother of God: What All Mankind Should Know." The offer was made for a free pamphlet entitled "Mary Mother of Jesus" with this explanation: "A clear, insightful pamphlet explains the importance of Mary and her role as Mother of God."
This is quite a claim, to say the least! Nowhere in the Bible is Mary said to be the mother of God. I touched on this subject in a series on "Mary Co-Redeemer with Christ" printed recently.
Question: If Mary is the Mother of God, Who, may I ask, is the Father of God? Does God have a Father, and if He does, Who is His Mother?
The phrase "Mother of God" originated in the Council of Ephesus, in the year 431 AD. It occurs in the Creed of Chalcedon, which was adopted by the council in 451 AD. This was the declaration given at that time: "Born of the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God according to the Manhood." The purpose of this statement originally was meant to emphasize the deity of Christ over against the teaching of the Nestorians whose teaching involved a dual-natured Jesus. Their teaching was that the person born of Mary was only a man who was then indwelt by God. The title "Mother of God" was used originally to counter this false doctrine. The doctrine now emphasizes the person of Mary rather than the deity of Jesus as God incarnate. Mary certainly did not give birth to God. In fact, Mary did not give birth to the divinity of Christ. Mary only gave birth to the humanity of Jesus. The only thing Jesus got from Mary was a body. Every Human Being has received a sinful nature from their parents with one exception: Jesus was not human. He was divine God in a flesh body. This is what Mary gave birth to. Read Hebrews 10:5 and Phil 2:5-11.
Please refer to Hebrews 10:5 where we see. "...Sacrifice and offering thou wouldest not, but a body hast thou prepared me."
The body of Jesus was prepared by God. In Matthew 1:18, "she was found with child of the Holy Ghost."
The divine nature of Jesus existed from before eternity, and this cannot be said of Mary Jesus never called her "mother". He called her "woman".
This doctrine deifies Mary and humanizes Jesus. Mary is presented as stronger that Christ, more mature and more powerful that Christ. Listen to this statement by Rome: "He came to us through Mary, and we must go to Him through her." The Bible plainly states that God is the Creator of all things. It is a blasphemous attack on the eternity of God to ever teach that He has a mother. Mary had other children who were normal, physical, sinful human beings. In the case of Jesus Christ, "His human nature had no father and His divine nature had no mother."
It is probably no coincidence that this false doctrine surrounding Mary was born in Ephesus. Please read Acts 19:11-41 and see that Ephesus had a problem with goddess worship. Her name was Diana, Gk. Artemis. You will not have to study very deep to find the similarities between the goddess Diana and the Roman Catholic goddess, Mary. It should be noted that the Mary of the 1st century and the Mary of the 20th century are not the same. Mary of the 1st century was the virgin who gave birth to the Messiah. Mary of the 20th century is a goddess created by the Roman Catholic Church. A simple comparison of what the Bible teaches about Mary and what the Roman Catholic Church teaches about her will reveal two different Marys. Mary is not the "Mother of God." If she were she would be GOD! There is only one true, eternal God. He was not born of a woman. Any teaching on any subject should be backed up by the word of God. If it cannot be supported by Scriptures, it is false doctrine.
Strange. Works for me. http://www.the-pope.com/wvat2tec.html
Sorry. Infallible Magisterium. Or Assuredly Infallible Magisterium (AIM)
There's something to that Daniel as I've seen and been in those very churches. All the makeup is there but lacks the Spirit of Christ among. For more conservative individuals some of the Evangelical churches go to the other extremes...
"Division because of truth is better than unity without it or in error"....you said that right!
I was in an Evangelical Free church for sometime as the Pastors teachings were so rich...everybody drew closer to Christ and understood more about Him for that.....Wonderful to be among those of like hearts and minds seeking more of the Lord..... Several Pastors would sit in on his bible studies for he was always open to being challenged and wanted participation.....once you have rich teachings among those who have depth of impute of their own, all students of God's word, well you can hardly explain how electrical the atmosphere...questions, opinions, scriptures abound...and a real effort to seek the truth and understanding it. And it is rare I have seen this since.
Yes, judgment has begun at the house of God....while the worldly churches clamor for unity....the Lord appears to be separating the Sheep from the goats in a way.
I have understood the true church will eventually go underground...perhaps as the churches become more secularized we'll see more people meeting in homes. I went to one of these but was not impressed...in fact challenged the "leader" because he was more like a cult leader...I think he was looking of his own following. I've been living by faith for quite some time and not always in my comfort zone....you learn how it is rather than just peoples opinions when it comes to which churches are which....but yes, I suspect things are going to become uncertain for many who wouldn't imagine not having a church building to worship in.
Ok...got it...now to read...
I thought maybe...but am still getting accustomed to abbreviations...there are many on FR and not always as I think.
Until you can show us Sola Scriptura in the Bible, you should speak no further.
There is no Pope in the Bible
There is no "Trinity" in the Bible, either. There is no table of contents for your Bible specified in Scripture. But you still use a Bible.
I prefer to depend on what God says in his word..for he is dependable and wants us to know the truth....and he has not yet failed me.... Though man can offer a challenge with his imput...if it doesn't square with the scriptures then it's simply another "article".
I prefer to depend on what God says in his word..for he is dependable and wants us to know the truth....and he has not yet failed me.... Though man can offer a challenge with his imput...if it doesn't square with the scriptures then it's simply another "article".
But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. As we said before, so say I now again, If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed. For do I now persuade men, or God? or do I seek to please men? for if I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant of Christ. (Galatians 1:8-10)
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You are,sadly,spot on.I've seen this first hand here in Oz.The church I attended had the issue of homosexuality come up in a big way,Many meetings were held,conferences galore etc etc.One night a moderator came to our church to discuss the issue with a few of us who had concerns.When the meeting started we opened our Bibles and the first thing spoken by said moderator was "if this is going to turn into a bible study there is no point me being here".
It was then we realized that in spite of all the talk we were not of one accord after all.We were not of one mind.
As I've said here before,in the beginning I read the bible as an atheist and came to believe through that reading (and a very very good friend who took great delight in nudging me at every opportunity)so to come to a church meeting and see an almost open disdain for trying to inject the Word of God into our deliberations was mortifying.
I find myself more in accord with some believers here than I did with the people I sat next to in the pews.
I'm very thankfull for much of what's posted here.Much meat in due season!I'm chewing for all I'm worth.
God bless
She became the Mother of God, in which work so many and such great good things are bestowed on her as pass man's understanding. For on this there follows all honor, all blessedness, and her unique place in the whole of mankind, among which she has no equal, namely, that she had a child by the Father in heaven, and such a Child . . . Hence men have crowded all her glory into a single word, calling her the Mother of God . . . None can say of her nor announce to her greater things, even though he had as many tongues as the earth possesses flowers and blades of grass: the sky, stars; and the sea, grains of sand. It needs to be pondered in the heart what it means to be the Mother of God.
(Commentary on the Magnificat, 1521; in Luther's Works, Pelikan et al, vol. 21, 326)
MAkes one wonder about the membership that "many meetings" were even necessary over such a clear topic....just shows the condition of the church is not healthy to say the least...and likely loaded with the liberal mindset or it wouldn't have become an issue needing conferences and meetings.
Glad you caught on to it.
My conversion was a result of beginning to read the Bible ....powerful words!
huh?...that link has some crude/bizarre writings in it.
I didn't look into the link. I came across it by searching for a copy of the Halleys Bible Handbook. I go have a look.
Ok....I generally look at other articles or "about us" on sites linked. But the scripture given was spot on of course!
That is a very revealing example of private interpretation, or "wresting," while ostensibly being opposed to such. A clarification indeed.
Well, the early church faced persecution often, and the Roman gov. makes ours seems rather moral by comparison. Nero had incest with his mom, killed his wife, castrated a boy and married him. And the liberals are still trying to blame the Christians for the fall of Rome. But you do not read much about the political circumstances surrounding the church in the Scriptures, because their affections were to be on things above, and their security in Christ.
"For ye had compassion of me in my bonds, and took joyfully the spoiling of your goods, knowing in yourselves that ye have in heaven a better and an enduring substance. " (Hebrews 10:34)
We are seeing Romans 1 progressively taking place. You might be helped by these:
My wife does occasionally lurk. I showed her the entry. I mean it; she is a better (hu)man than I am, Gunga Din.
I am grateful for the compliment. Heretics, no matter how well intentioned will be Judged to hell. Scripture is clear.
The sneering, snarling hatreds have been re-invigorated in the last few months. One need not a particular gifting in the discernment of spirits, to recognize what spirits are behind the carnality.
Very good. I believe that Asmodeus, one of the princes of hell, was the principal demon behind the Reformation. Since nothing of the netherworld is worth anything over time but only for the moment, it is unraveling as the 'churches' of the Reformation show. I will remind you too, of the Popes versus the various televangelists, their various demeanours.
There is only one true God.
Peter is the apprentice of Jesus.
The Pope prays to God.
The children of the Reformation pray on peoples' souls.
You never see Jesus and his mother Mary...
It's always, Mary the Mother of God and her Son...
The Devil does not want to destroy your religion...But God will handle it as reported in Revelation 17...
That's because it doesn't matter what name you put on it...We know worship when we see it...
***became the new Israel is NOT saying they joined Israel.***
You are right, it's not because that is not what Scripture says, it ways "grafted on" and "adopted" .
It is a new creation, born out of the new covenant, which is Jesus.
LOL, admit it.
Peter did NOT stay in Jerusalem, did he?
And, why would Jesus send Peter to Cornelius, why Peter and not Paul?
Why didn't God pour out His wrath on the nation at that point?
What happened to Jerusalem in 70AD?
And what has NOT happened in Jerusalem since that time?
And what happened to the nation Israel since?
Jerusalem, Israel, they are a microcosm of first, the promises and covenants of God with His people. Second, we can look to them to see what is in store for us if we, like they, reject God's covenant.
Sea of confusion.
And here's the truly funny thing: Person A believes that Person B, because of his position in an apostolic succession going back to Jesus and his charge to his apostles, can speak infallibly on matters of faith and doctrine (though it's happened only twice since the 19th century). Person C scoffs and says that's an example of "fallible human reasoning" while granting to himself, supposedly through the guidance of God's Spirit that he denies to Person B, an interpretation of both scripture and God's will that he, Person C, regards to be at least if not more accurate than that promulgated by Person B and believed by Person A. Just who is being the more credulous?
When the whole point of things is to promote the religion of the self, why then, anything goes.
Exactly which of the many titles belong to Christ?
Queen of Angels? Queen of Heaven? Mystical Rose?
Really? LOL
Acts, Chapter 9 will tell you why GOd did not pour out His wrath on the Nation at that point. Romans through Philemon will tell you why God did not pour out His wrath on the nation at that time.
It's your story...Tell it any way you want...
As usual, deflect, dodge and produce a rabbit you want me to chase rather than just answering my questions.
Good post although we RC's have to be careful. Take a look at the Fr. Corapi controversy. Have said that, at least Fr. Corapi had to submit to the authority of the Church. To whom does Osteen or Swaggart submit?
But became as in replacing is what the CC is saying.
So it seems.
In fairness the Protestants that I know outside of this forum (and probably many here) reject the Prosperity Gospel with strong condemnation.
400 posts and three days later and you still don't have an answer to your question.
Boy, there's a lot of catching up to do.......
Thank God he did.
But regardless of adjectives, neither Luther nor Calvin attributed to Mary any of the sacrilegious, supernatural powers the RCC cons the world with today.
If you're too lazy to format it, I'm too lazy to read it.
As do the ones that I associate with.
However, there is yet another upstart church in the area that is yet again renting the elementary school gym on Sundays and setting up 'church' on Sundays. Their gimmick is a large flat screen TV to be given away each week.
The last one here that set up like that was so successful that they bought a small department store to set up their pizza parlour, coffee shop, meeting area, and if necessary, worship center.
In that case Catholics might want to rethink *petra* as meaning Perter as well, since last I recall, Peter was a man.
Here is an excellent resource for doing word studies of Scripture.
You can follow links to the Greek and then a Strong's Concordance.
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Inhibition by Proton Buffers of Photosynthetic Utilization of Bicarbonate in Chara corallina
G.D Price and M.R Badger
Australian Journal of Plant Physiology
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A simple model was developed to explain the mechanism by which buffers inhibit HCO*3¯ utilization in Chara corallina. The chief assumption was that an acidic compartment exists in the peiiplasmic space and that exogenous buffer species must cross the apoplast to dissipate this H+ gradient (¿pH). Assuming that HCO*3¯ utilization depends on H+ extrusion, buffer-induced H+ dissipation should result in a reduction in inorganic carbon (C*i) limited photosynthesis. The model predicts that buffers with a pKa midway between the bulk phase pH (pHo) and an assumed periplasmic pH will be most effective in dissipating the periplasmic ¿pH. Experiments conducted at pHo = 9.3 and with 5 mM concentrations of various buffers show that buffers in the range pKa 7.5-9.0 are most inhibitory to HCO*3¯ utilization. The initial slope of the photosynthetic response to C*i (i.e. where C*i availability is rate limiting) is more sensitive to buffers than rates at high C*i levels. Buffer inhibition was reversible. Experimental data correspond well with the model and indicate that HCO*3¯ utilization sites in the periplast are considerably more acidic than the bulk phase during photosynthetic HCO*3¯ utilization. Results suggest that during buffer inhibition experiments ¿pH is around 2 or more units when the bulk phase pH is 9.3.
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The Bidoun [stateless Arabs who live in Kuwait but are not citizens] would like some decent treatment. It's a lot to ask, in the Muslim East.
Twenty hurt in Kuwait protest Bedouns press for rights in Jahra
KUWAIT CITY, Feb 18: A peaceful demonstration by some members of the Bedoun community in front of a mosque in Tima-Jahra, after the Friday prayer, snowballed into violent confrontation between the demonstrators and about 1,500 special security forces, with support from 500 security operatives from Jahra command, officers from the traffic unit and rescue officers. 20 people among the protesters and some security operatives sustained injuries.
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Analysts expect it to expand Bed Bath's food offering and merchandise sourcing. Its 260 stores are often smaller than Bed Bath's superstores, but their choice real estate could come in handy for expanding other Bed Bath businesses like Buy Buy Baby.
At about 71, Bed Bath shares fetch just 15 times projected profits—compared with their median of 17.5 times over the past decade. Credit Suisse recently nudged up its projected 2013 profits to $5.37 from $5.15 and applied a 17 times multiple to the stock to arrive at a price target of 91.
Bed Bath & Beyond, of course, isn't the only consumer stock to shine. Investors have been dumping energy and industrial issues hitched to global growth, but many still hope that our housing and jobs markets will continue to mend, and that Fed-coddled Americans will keep shopping, even as Europe burns.
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As I stared at this week's cover photo of Swap Shop owner Preston Henn ("The Sultan of Swap," October 1, Sean Rowe) holding a bull hook in front of two of their immense circus elephants, I couldn't help but think back to 1990 when Carol the elephant (who is still performing at the flea market), "accidentally" stepped on her handler and crushed him to death. Please Carol, a couple steps forward and do Broward County a favor.
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OVEREXPOSED, the fourth full-length studio album by masters of the addictive pop song Maroon 5, finds the five guys singing about the ups and downs of love with help from fellow musicians like rapper Wiz Khalifa and Ryan Tedder, lead singer of the band OneRepublic. Frontman Adam Levine capitalized on his role with the mega-popular TV show The Voice to release the record's first single, "Payphone," on an episode.
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Today we started our day on a beautiful white sandy beach called Gardner Beach, where California sea lions were lying about along with Hood mockingbirds, which were mainly interested in the flies that the sea lions attracted. The sky was a bit cloudy but the water was clear, and we proceeded to snorkel from the beach with the beginners, while the advanced went to Gardner Island for deep water snorkeling.
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JRJ owned an estate in the north east Highlands called "Spinningdale". He was an extremely keen falconer and employed Britain's most famous 20thC falconer, Philip Glasier, on the Spinningdale Estate, where he often played host to the Royal family and luminaries such as the author Gavin Maxwell. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 18:31, 17 October 2014 (UTC)
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I have been trying to correct the birthplace and birthyear of JRJ and someone keeps changing it back, claiming he was born in Wigtown. As I have a copy of his birth certificate (which confirms he was born in Lee in 1907) I would ask them to leave it be. Many thanks.
- This is the document - copied from Jeff Watts' talk page. JackofOz 02:58, 3 December 2005 (UTC)
The changes (Wigtown, 1905 > Lee, 1907) were reverted on the basis that they breached the no original research policy. This has caused me some disquiet ever since. I hate to see clearly wrong information being perpetuated through the narrow application of a rule. I've recently been involved in a discussion at Nick Adams' talk page on the use of birth/death certificates. The following interpretation of the no original research policy has been provided:
- WP policy specifically does not forbid the use of verifiable primary sources, it forbids original research (which is to say, drawing or extrpolating inferences or secondary conclusions, i.e., "NA was born in a Pennsylvania coal mining town during the Great Depression, therefore it is likely that his father was a poor coal miner.")
- Reading the word "married" off a published death certificate is not original research, nor would be ascertaining other basic facts like birth and death dates, spouse name etc, especially if the certificate is cited. Wyss 23:05, 7 February 2006 (UTC)
- I'd agree with that assessment. Birth certificates are verifiable, especially when published by 3rd parties. The only thing we need to avoid is drawing conclusions from source material, which would be original research. But the bare facts are not.
On that basis I intend to use the information in JRJ's birth certificate to correct his article. JackofOz 00:05, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
Which Lee is this? South London or Ireland? Tks--Cunningham 11:49, 31 March 2006 (UTC)
It's not even close to being original research. The Dictionary of National Biography, the definitive British biographical guide, gives his place of birth as 39 Baring Road, Lee, Lewisham on 15 June 1907. -- Necrothesp 14:20, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
Could it be possible that JRJ was born in Lee, London and moved to Wigtown at a young age? I ask this because his accent is definitely shaped by a Scottish upbringing. Or perhaps the evidence supplied in the form of the birth certificate is flawed! Brazilfisher 21:00, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
I was privileged to have made the acquaintance of James Robertson-Justice in the 50's-60's. 'Jimmy' R-J, as he was actually referred to by his colleagues, was a very thorough man, researching his role in the Doctor films by attending medical school in London, even performing surgical procedures at St. Bart's 'body-shop' (you DIDN'T call it that in front of the Chief Surgeon!). In plain English, he cut up dead bodies and sewed them up again. In the films he wasn't acting, he KNEW what he was saying and doing. He was a committed humanist, who fought in the Spanish Civil War. A dedicated Socialist, he was the first to tell you (as he told me) that the Russians WEREN'T true communists, but a Fascist State, a la Hitler. He greatly enjoyed his country's treasures, and, had he been younger, he would have joined David Attenborough in bringing nature to 'his' people. He had a mean streak in him though: he loved nothing better than to soundly thrash Diana Dors in typing competitions! They both used to help with the scripts in the top London theatres, and, should they both be there at the same time ... sparks flew. He would look on with that leering smile we know so well, as we gently washed Diana's bleeding fingers, and gloat 'We won again, of course...'
Strangely, in contrast to his screen persona he was a quiet, gentle, loving man, genuinely interested in life and the people around him. I liked him.-S.L. Helgesen.
James Robertson Justice Not really sure how a person born in 1907 could have possibly played a part in the Spanish Civil War! Why could a person of 29 not be able to fight as the was from 1936-1939 —Preceding unsigned comment added by JackofOz (talk • contribs) 11:26, 13 September 2007 (UTC)
James Robertson Justice[edit]
To say he spoke up to 20 languages means nothing. How well he spoke a language is not mentioned at all. Did he speak fluently? I know 1000 words in French and many phrases, but I wouldn't consider myself a French speaker. There needs to be evidence to back up this 20-languages assertion..
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'The son of an Aberdeen-born geologist who was named after his father, James Justice was born in Lee...'
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How does automatic indoor positioning work?
By Osma Ahvenlampi, SVP Engineering
Three weeks ago, when we announced the IndoorAtlas SDK 2.0 for Android and iOS, one of the major features we highlighted was its new ability to begin positioning automatically, without a pre-set venue or floor map initialization. In this post, we'll go deeper to what that means, how it works, and how it can be best used in an application. We'll also discuss some of the situations where this functionality can have surprising, or even undesirable behavior, and how can a developer work to avoid those if necessary.
If you've developed apps which use the Android or iOS platform location services, you're probably quite used to simply being able to subscribe to location services from the operating systems' location frameworks and and start receiving more or less accurate location information almost immediately. Well, apart from it not being all that accurate indoors, and sometimes taking quite a while to work because locking to a GPS signal can be a challenge. That's why you're looking at our technology, of course!
In the indoor space, being able to automatically locate a device is a bit more challenging. There is no global satellite signal, beacons are restricted by their identifiers to basically their owners only, cell tower signals aren't all that precise for positioning, and wifi networks tend to move around. Our previous generation required the app to know ahead of time which venue and floor the positioning is performed in. This stood in way of offering the kind of experience we want to enable, so we had to find a way to overcome this. (more…)


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Designed for all over cool comfort, this short sleeve sleep tee is made from cotton and elastane for softness and stretch. Mix and match with our large range of sleep pants or shorts.
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