seotelkniwt · F
There is no saint Mary in the Bible. Mary was not an elevated person with the title "saint". The word saint is not recorded in the original papyrus scrolls of Hebrew and Greek scriptures. The term "saint" was added to the catholic Bible and made to appear acceptable.
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ABCDEF7 · M
@seotelkniwt I never used word "true". Don't put your words in my mouth. I just asked you to clarify what you want to say.
seotelkniwt · F
@ABCDEF7 I'm saying the word true, not you. You have misunderstood my wording. There's a period after the first sentence. The next sentence is my thought not yours.
ABCDEF7 · M
@seotelkniwt Now, I am not talking about just the status of Mary as a saint, after you made the concept of Saints as null and void in Christianity.
If you say that, "There are no saints in Christianity.", it's ok for the discussion.
If you say that, "There are no saints in Christianity.", it's ok for the discussion.
Lostpoet · M
Jesus Mom
And then there was his deciple that he Mary whom Jesus was the closest to and even received extra blessings and counseling from Jesus.
I think she's the Sainted Mary everyone prays to.
And then there was his deciple that he Mary whom Jesus was the closest to and even received extra blessings and counseling from Jesus.
I think she's the Sainted Mary everyone prays to.
seotelkniwt · F
@Lostpoet Jesus' mom Mary was never venerated as a saint by Jesus or the 1st and 2nd early true Christians. Spiritual leaven, corruption, took over after the last of the apostles died. Mary was a humble, deeply spiritual disciple and follower of her son Jesus. There's no mention of her in the Bible being made into a saint. The catholic church started this falsehood about her. ROMANS 1:21-32 describes the Catholic church and it's adherents and followers. See also: Matthew 15:1-14 and Mark 7:1-15.
seotelkniwt · F
@Lostpoet The Bible does not tell its readers to pray to Jesus' mother Mary. Prayer is to only be directed to the heavenly Father Jehovah God. LUKE 6:12, MATTHEW 6:5
Jesus at Matthew 6:9 said to pray to his heavenly Father "in the heavens", not his mother Mary. Jesus directed our attention to God when it came to praying for our daily needs. Not his mother Mary. MATTHEW 6:11-18.
Jesus at Matthew 6:9 said to pray to his heavenly Father "in the heavens", not his mother Mary. Jesus directed our attention to God when it came to praying for our daily needs. Not his mother Mary. MATTHEW 6:11-18.
seotelkniwt · F
Jesus mother was a humble deeply spiritual woman who loved God very much. She never directed attention to herself. She was a woman who was not rich, a woman of very modest means, which her husband Joseph supported her as a humble carpenter and his adopted son Jesus and Jesus' siblings.
Random3838 · 36-40, M
Mary was a very poluar name back then. There were three "main" Marys in scripture. The predominant Mary being the mother of Jesus. All three Marys however are considered a Saint; that is just someone who is Heaven.

SW-User
In the bible all believers are saints.
seotelkniwt · F
@SW-User Jesus, his apostles and Jesus' followers never said that all believers are saints. If the word saint is in the Bible it is a spurious word and was added to replace the original wording.

SW-User
@seotelkniwt He called them blessed rather.
seotelkniwt · F
@seotelkniwt Prove me wrong
Umile · 41-45, F
I think there was three.
Mary the mother of the son.
Mary Magdalen.
And one more, the wife .....
Mary the mother of the son.
Mary Magdalen.
And one more, the wife .....
PrincessOfHell · F
Mary was a girl living in a rigid patriarchal world who was raped by her husband, a soldier, or some other predator. In the Biblical narrative, that predator was God.
@PrincessOfHell A teenage girl that got knocked up and made up a story to keep from getting stoned to death.

SW-User
Saint what now
Musicman · 61-69, M
There is no Saint Mary in the Bible.
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