Valletta
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You need to think about what you said. Obviously the last time a person is mentioned in a book there is NOTHING, NO RECORD of that person again in the book. There are plenty of people where there is NO RECORD of their death in the Bible. Bible only religions sprung up over a thousand years later, it appears because of the influence of an Arab theologian. The Bible was NEVER intended to be all of God's Word, neither God nor his Word can be confined to a book. It seems obvious from a number of writings, particularly to those given to a small group, that the human authors through which God worked had no idea that the Catholic Church would decided to compile 73 books that the Church deemed were God-breathed and put them in a "Bible." NEVER was the Bible intended to hold ALL of the Word of God, such a concoction comes from humans. That is your manmade TRADITION, just like most of the books of the Bible chosen by the Catholic Church, certainly the ORDER of the books decided by the Catholic Church is your TRADITION. Why is it that you and those like minded decided to use the ORDER of the CANON of the CATHOLIC CHURCH? The Trinity is not spelled out in the Bible. Mary is referred to as a virgin, you have decided to follow teachers who have gone outside of the Word of God.IF that is true, that Mary is recorded after Acts 1:13-14........then all YOU have to do is list them.
Please name the Book, Chapter and verse.
I eagerly await your response!
YES....I am also LOL at your response! NO ONE is ever seen after their last time mentioned. Think about what you said.
The point was which you either did not understand or maybe I did not say it properly.........
Acts is the START of the church. Acts 1:13-14 is the last mention of Mary.
IF she was as needed and did as much as you think.....why is there NO MENTION of her in any of the epistles from Acts to the end of the Bible????
Allow me to very clear......... Yes, Mary was a righteous woman and favored (graced) by God.
At the same time, Mary was a sinful human being who needed Jesus Christ as her Savior, just like everyone else.
You are welcome to believe anything you want to believe that a MAN has told you. However, BIBLICALLY speaking, The virgin Mary did not have an “immaculate conception.”
The Bible doesn’t suggest Mary’s birth was anything but a normal human birth. Mary was a virgin when she gave birth to Jesus, but she was not a virgin permanently. The idea of the perpetual virginity of Mary is unbiblical and it nothing more than a passing down of "Tradition".
Biblical facts are that Mary is never mentioned again after Acts chapter 1.
There is NO RECORD of The apostles giving Mary a prominent role.
There is NO record Mary’s death recorded in the Bible.
Nothing is said about Mary ascending to heaven or having an exalted role there.
As the earthly mother of Jesus, Mary should be respected, but she is not worthy of our worship or adoration.
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