False Idols
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Abhoria A horde of saviors Claiming acolytes Near endless A false em…
Among the Ruined How could you just take all their choices Purposefully ignor…
Band of Bastards This settled score This tattered life All leading to nothing…
chetta You ain't gang you ain't gang You ain't gang gang gang Pull…
Edge of Paradise False Idols I woke up in a simulation How many years…
Elan Noon False idols fall slowly into the void with their Emptiness c…
Elan Noon feat. Suz false idols fall slowly into the void with their emptiness c…
Hacktivist We see through your disguise False idols in our eyes We're…
Honeymoan Acting out, I'm about to throw it down I’ll throw it…

In The Midst Of Lions Look as they worship These are false gods Not worty of att…
Jan Echo Hard to know, not hard to say The reasons are always…
North Kingsley Sue me if I'm calling for Anything out of line or…
Of Virtue Heaven or hell, at least I’m not going by myself Underneath…
Superheist You give me reason to compare, The situation becomes clear,…
The Animal State I started as we all must, a mote of dust…
The Weeknd Be careful with who you call a God I can't go…
Throwdown no more. i don't see it at all. and i…

Unearth I never cared to know your name Roll out the red…

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@thecatholicmarine

8w↑1

Rosary Mysteries

Joyful

Annunciation - Luke 1:26-38
Visitation - Luke 1:39-56
Birth of Jesus - Luke 2:7-19
Presentation of The Lord- Luke 2:22-40
Finding Jesus in the Temple - Luke 2:41-52

Luminous

Baptism of Jesus - Matthew 3:13-17
Wedding at Cana - John 2:1-11
Proclamation of the Kingdom - Matthew 4:17, 5:1-16
Transfiguration - Luke 9:28-36
Institution of the Eucharist - 1 Corinthians 11:23-29

Sorrowful

Agony in the Garden - Luke 22:39-46
Scourging at the Pillar - John 19:1
Crowning of Thorns - Matthew 27:27-31
Carrying of the Cross - John 19:17
Crucifixion - Luke 23:33-46

Glorious

Resurrection - Luke 24:5
Ascension - Acts 1:10-11
Descent of the Holy Spirit - Acts 2:1-3
Assumption of Mary into Heaven - Munificentissmus Deus #44 Genesis 5:24
Coronation of Mary - Revelation 12:1

@biblealone9201

1y↑3

In Revelation 12, we see a tableaux with a female figure bearing a child. We know the child is the Messiah by the reference, "destined to rule all the nations with an iron rod" -- which recalls the Messianic prophecy in Psalm 2:7 -
"The Lord said to me, 'You are my son; this day I have begotten you. Ask of me and I will give you the nations for an inheritance and the ends of the earth for your possession. You shall rule them with an iron rod; you shall shatter them like an earthen dish.'"
Now, if the child in Revelation 12 is Jesus, the woman from whom he issues can only be Mary. Here's why:
We see a vision of her in the heavens, clothed in the sun, wearing a crown, a symbol of royalty: "A great sign appeared in the sky, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars. She was with child and wailed aloud in pain as she labored to give birth. Then another sign appeared in the sky; it was a huge red dragon, with seven heads and ten horns, and on its heads were seven diadems. Its tail swept away a third of the stars in the sky and hurled them down to the earth. Then the dragon stood before the woman about to give birth, to devour her child when she gave birth. She gave birth to a son, a male child, destined to rule all the nations with an iron rod. Her child was caught up to God and his throne. The woman herself fled into the desert where she had a place prepared by God, that there she might be taken care of for twelve hundred and sixty days...

"When the dragon saw that it had been thrown down to the earth, it pursued the woman who had given birth to the male child. But the woman was given the two wings of the great eagle, so that she could fly to her place in the desert, where, far from the serpent, she was taken care of for a year, two years, and a half-year. The serpent, however, spewed a torrent of water out of his mouth after the woman to sweep her away with the current. But the earth helped the woman and opened its mouth and swallowed the flood that the dragon spewed out of its mouth. Then the dragon became angry with the woman and went off to wage war against the rest of her offspring, those who keep God's commands and bear witness to Jesus."

Queen of Heaven

Much is made of the title Queen of Heaven by those who attack Catholicism and Marian devotion. The allusion is always to the pagan pantheons and to the mother of the gods, often mother in a very carnal sense of other pagan deities. The Canaanite worship of the "Queen of Heaven" condemned by the prophets is mentioned, as is the worship of Diana of the Ephesians, devotion to whom was exceeding popular before the Gospel arrived among the pagans. It is said that Catholicism at the Council of Ephesus restored this pagan devotion under the cover of devotion to Mary. The history of that Council given above shows the absurdity, and the intellectual dishonesty, of that claim! One might as well claim with respect to Jesus that Christians worship a mere man, since to arrive at this conclusion the Church's teaching must be ripped from its context and distorted to fit a preconceived judgement.

What then does it mean for Mary to be the Queen of Heaven? In the Old Testament monarchy the Queen of the Davidic Kingdom was the Queen Mother. The Kings, for reasons of state and human weakness, had many wives, none of whom fittingly could be called Queen. That honor was reserved for the mother of the King, whose authority far surpassed the many "queens" married to the king. We see this is the role Bathsheba played with respect to King Solomon and the occasions when the Queen Mother acted as regent on behalf of juvenile successors to the throne.

The role of the Queen Mother, therefore, is a prophetic type of the Kingdom role of Mary, just as the role of the Davidic King is a prophetic type of the Kingdom role of Jesus. Jesus inherited the Kingdom promised to David, who was told that one of his descendants would rule forever. The angel Gabriel revealed this fact to Mary at her Annunciation,

Behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus. He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High, and the Lord God will give him the throne of David his father, and he will rule over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will be no end." (Luke 1:31-33)

Aside from the prophetic types present in the Kingdom of Judah, there is also the text of Psalm 45, which when speaking of the Kingdom of God also speaks of its Queen.

[6] Thy throne, O God, is for ever and ever: the sceptre of thy kingdom is a right sceptre. [7] Thou lovest righteousness, and hatest wickedness: therefore God, thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows. [8] All thy garments smell of myrrh, and aloes, and cassia, out of the ivory palaces, whereby they have made thee glad. [9] Kings' daughters were among thy honourable women: upon thy right hand did stand the queen in gold of Ophir. [10] Hearken, O daughter, and consider, and incline thine ear; forget also thine own people, and thy father's house; [11] So shall the king greatly desire thy beauty: for he is thy Lord; and worship thou him. (Psalm 45:6-11, KJV)

That Kingdom ruled by God is the same as the Kingdom ruled eternally by the Son of David. It is not an earthly kingdom, though it is present on earth in the Church, but a heavenly kingdom, the Kingdom of God. The Queen of that Kingdom is the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of the Lord God Jesus Christ

The woman spoken of in Revelation 12 is Mary. A few observations:
• The woman is a great sign and appears in heaven. This is the Catholic view of Mary--that she has an important role in heaven and in the plan of redemption.
• She is clothed with the sun, has the moon under her feet, and a crown of 12 stars. In the passage in Gen 37:9-10 the sun, moon and stars bow down to Joseph. This point is often missed by commentators. Therefore, Mary has a role similar to Joseph's in providing redemption to God's people. Joseph "saved" the Israelites and ruled over them just as Mary "saves" the church and rules over it.
• Mary gives birth to the Messiah. This is the only literal meaning of the text.
• Satan was cast down to earth as a result of events surrounding Christ's birth. Satan went after the child Jesus with a vengeance as we see in Herod's decree to kill the children.
• Mary escapes to the desert--to Egypt, for safety and to protect Jesus. She was there for three and a half years.
• Jesus was snatched up to God and His throne at His ascension.
• Satan was unable to harm the child Jesus so he went off to destroy the rest of Mary's offspring. Notice who these are--those who obey God's commandments and hold to the testimony of Jesus. Mary's other offspring are the church. She had no other children other than Jesus. She is the spiritual mother of the church.🤔🤔

@thecatholicmarine

Joyful

Annunciation - Luke 1:26-38
Visitation - Luke 1:39-56
Birth of Jesus - Luke 2:7-19
Presentation of The Lord- Luke 2:22-40
Finding Jesus in the Temple - Luke 2:41-52

Luminous

Baptism of Jesus - Matthew 3:13-17
Wedding at Cana - John 2:1-11
Proclamation of the Kingdom - Matthew 4:17, 5:1-16
Transfiguration - Luke 9:28-36
Institution of the Eucharist - 1 Corinthians 11:23-29

Sorrowful

Agony in the Garden - Luke 22:39-46
Scourging at the Pillar - John 19:1
Crowning of Thorns - Matthew 27:27-31
Carrying of the Cross - John 19:17
Crucifixion - Luke 23:33-46

Glorious

Resurrection - Luke 24:5
Ascension - Acts 1:10-11
Decent of the Holy Spirit - Acts 2:1-3
Assumption of Mary into Heaven - Munificentissmus Deus #44 Genesis 5:24
Coronation of Mary - Revelation 12:1

@bettyadejo890

1y↑2

@@isrberlinerin4063 What we believe in isn't false.
The eucharistic transubstantiation and others you talk about are in the Bible.
The holy Eucharist for example, you can read the Gospel of John chapter 6 and when you get to verses 53 to 55 you will see Jesus Christ telling us the importance of eating his body and drinking his blood.
He practically gave us this instruction on Holy Thursday.
In terms of purgatory, the words of Revelations 21 : 27 says that nothing unclean can enter in the Lord's kingdom.
Right the word PURGATORY is not in the Bible but that doesn't mean the existence is man-made or misleading.
There is a price to pay for every sin.
You can't die after telling a lie for example and go to heaven.
There's a price to pay for your imperfections and that's where purgatory comes in, your life might be holy before that lie.
And for that reason you are saved but needs to be cleansed before meeting the Father.
I hope 1 Corinthians 3: 13 - 15 and Hebrew 12: 22 - 23 and throw more light on this for you?
Sending you more 🤍
God Bless You 🙏

@thecatholicmarine

29w

Good evening! Those are very good questions. I'll answer in order:

1. The Rosary was first handed down to a man named Saint Dominic in the year 1221, obviously centuries after the Bible was written.

2. It is an important devotional because it invites us to meditate and focus on the life of her son, Jesus Christ. Whenever someone prays the rosary, they are actually walking through the Gospels. It's both a vocal prayer and meditation prayer. The vocal prayer is taken from Luke's Gospel, and the meditation portion is taken from all four Gospels.

3. You can absolutely pray to God in the way you described. The Rosary is just a prayer that gives us something to focus on, specifically Jesus Christ.

4. God can absolutely answer any prayer from a contrite heart without the Rosary.

5. Although the Rosary is highly encouraged for ANY Christian to pray, it is NOT a requirement for Catholics to pray it.

I will advocate for the Rosary however and can tell you from first-hand experience that it has helped me and aided me in my Christian faith. Like I mentioned eariler, I literally meditate on the Life, Death and Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ while I am praying the Rosary. It absolutely is about Christ. Outside looking in, somone may believe its about Mary but it's actually all about her son. Which is why I LOVE praying it. There are many Non-catholics who pray the rosary simply because they want to meditate on Christ. I encourage you to research further about the other beauties and treasures that Jesus Christ Himself has given us through His Church, The Catholic Church. I hope this helped! God bless! 🙏

@biblealone9201

Sola scriptura Jn 21:25 ... not everything is in the Bible. 2 Thess 2:15; 2 Tim 2:2; 1 Cor 11:2; 1 Thess 2:13 ... Paul speaks of oral tradition. Acts 2:42 ... early Christians followed apostolic tradition. 2 Pet 3:16 ... Bible hard to understand, get distorted. 2 Jn 1:12; 3 Jn 1:13-14 ... more oral tradition. 2 Pet 1:20-21 ... against personal interpretation. Acts 8:30-31 ... guidance needed to interpret scriptures. Heb 5:12 ... need to be taught

Since when cant you Pray Scripture and Mediate On Christs Passion and Incarnation

Rosary is identified with the meditation on the Fifteen Mysteries of Christ’s life praying, the Hail Mary’s and the Our Father’s.

The Sign of the Cross
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
The Sign of the Cross is made with the right hand by touching the forehead at the word "Father," the chest at "Son," and the left and right shoulders at "Holy Spirit."
The Apostles' Creed
I believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth; and in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord; Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried. He descended into hell; the third day He rose again from the dead; He ascended into heaven and sits at the right hand of God, the Father Almighty; from thence He shall come to judge the living and the dead. * I believe the Holy Spirit, the holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and life everlasting. Amen.
Lord's Prayer (Our Father)
Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed by Thy name, Thy kingdom come; Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. * Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Hail Mary
Hail, Mary, full of grace; the Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. * Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Glory be to the Father
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. * As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Fatima Prayer
O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell, and lead all souls to heaven, especially those most in need of Thy mercy.

Let us pray. O God, Whose Only-Begotten Son, by His life, death and resurrection, has purchased for us the rewards of eternal life: grant, we beseech Thee, that by meditating upon these mysteries of the most holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we may imitate what they contain, and obtain what they promise, through the same Christ our Lord. Amen

In summary: the Rosary is 65% directly to Jesus and about him. It is 35% honouring and requesting prayers from Mary, his Mother.

88% of the Rosary is directly from the Bible, 12% is from the wisdom of early Christians.

There are two layers, the meditation layer and the physical layer.

The Meditation Layer

Each decade of the Rosary focuses on a section of Scripture as a meditation. These are called the mysteries. Out of 20 meditation decades (5 are done each day) 18 of them follow Jesus through the Bible and two are related to Mary (Assumption and Coronation).

Meditations are 20 Mysteries: 18 Excerpts from the Bible (0.9) + 1 Based on the Bible (Coronation) (0.05) + 1 From the catholic tradition (Assumption) (0.05).

That is:

Jesus 90%
Mary 10%
(95% is right out of the Bible)

he Physical Layer

The Rosary starts with the Apostles Creed which is accepted in most denominations. It is 15 lines long, all of them scriptural.

The “Our Father” is repeated before each decade (6 times). It is approximately 11 lines of text (in most Bibles). That is 36 lines of “Jesus” text.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit.
As it was in the beginning,
is now, and ever shall be,
world without end.

(Said after each decade)” is said 6 times, This is 4 lines long for a total of 24 lines

O my Jesus, forgive us of our sins.
Save us from the fires of hell.
Lead all souls into heaven,
especially those in most need of thy mercy.

(Said after each decade)” This is said 5 times and is four lines long for 20 Lines.

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you. (Luke 1:28)
Blessed art thou among women (Luke 1:41-42a ,Luke 1:48) ,
Blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus (Luke 1:42b)
Holy Mary, Mother of God (Luke 1:43)
Pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen

The “Hail Mary” is 5 lines long but besides being mostly direct Scripture, line 3 is specifically about Jesus😎😎

@wallsign4575

1y↑3

Before Saint Pope John Paul II came out with the Luminous mysteries, a priest came out with a Scriptural Eucharist mysteries of the Rosary 📿 pamphlet. I’ve bought 💯 of them and produced two new mysteries: the Word of God mysteries and the Incarnation mysteries.

The Word of God mysteries include:
1: the Gospel is veiled (read 2 Corinthians 3:13-4:4 and John 6:48 & 56).
2. Jesus is tempted with a perversion of scripture (read Matthew 4:5-7).
3. Jesus Christ is the WORD OF GOD (read John 1:1-15, 8:12, 12:46 and 18:37).
4. Christ’s Church is the authoritative source for interpreting scripture (read John 3:11 & 4:31-42).
5. Jesus interprets the scripture for His Church (read Luke 24:13-35).

The Incarnation mysteries include:
1. God’s image;
2. The Type of Incarnation;
3. The Incarnation;
4. Christ’s Human Nature;
5. Christ’s Divine Nature.

@bibleman8010

28w

Why do say the Hail Mary more than the Our Father when we pray the rosary?😘😘
Answer:
The words of the first part of the Hail Mary are words addressed to her by the angel Gabriel and her relative Elizabeth. The second part is merely a request for the mother of God to pray for us.
But most important of all: the whole point (the context) of the Hail Mary is not Mary but the incarnation of Jesus. Without the incarnation, we would have no Our Father. If Jesus had not taken flesh in her womb, we would necver have heard of her. So whenever we pray the Hail Mary, we are professing our faith in Jesus, the Word made flesh. As she said to Elizabeth, her soul magnifies the Lord; everything about her speaks of God.

In summary: the Rosary is 65% directly to Jesus and about him. It is 35% honouring and requesting prayers from Mary, his Mother.

88% of the Rosary is directly from the Bible, 12% is from the wisdom of early Christians.

There are two layers, the meditation layer and the physical layer.

The Meditation Layer

Each decade of the Rosary focuses on a section of Scripture as a meditation. These are called the mysteries. Out of 20 meditation decades (5 are done each day) 18 of them follow Jesus through the Bible and two are related to Mary (Assumption and Coronation).

Meditations are 20 Mysteries: 18 Excerpts from the Bible (0.9) + 1 Based on the Bible (Coronation) (0.05) + 1 From the catholic tradition (Assumption) (0.05).

That is:

Jesus 90%
Mary 10%
(95% is right out of the Bible)

he Physical Layer

The Rosary starts with the Apostles Creed which is accepted in most denominations. It is 15 lines long, all of them scriptural.

The “Our Father” is repeated before each decade (6 times). It is approximately 11 lines of text (in most Bibles). That is 36 lines of “Jesus” text.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit.
As it was in the beginning,
is now, and ever shall be,
world without end.

(Said after each decade)” is said 6 times, This is 4 lines long for a total of 24 lines

O my Jesus, forgive us of our sins.
Save us from the fires of hell.
Lead all souls into heaven,
especially those in most need of thy mercy.

(Said after each decade)” This is said 5 times and is four lines long for 20 Lines.

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you. (Luke 1:28)
Blessed art thou among women (Luke 1:41-42a ,Luke 1:48) ,
Blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus (Luke 1:42b)
Holy Mary, Mother of God (Luke 1:43)
Pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen

@HarpazoReady2022

17w

While the first part of the Hail Mary is almost a direct quotation from Luke 1:28, there is no scriptural basis for:
1. praying to Mary
2. addressing her as “holy,” or
3. calling her “our life” and “our hope.”
Praying the rosary involves giving attributes to Mary that the Bible never gives her.
To call Mary “holy”—the Catholic Church teaches that Mary never sinned or had any taint of original sin—is not biblical.
The Bible calls all believers “saints,” which can be interpreted as “holy ones,” but Scripture says that the righteousness believers have is the imputed righteousness from Christ (2 Corinthians 5:21). In this life, no one is yet sanctified from sin in practice (1 John 1:9—2:1).
Jesus is called our Savior repeatedly in Scripture because He saved us from our sin. In Luke 1:47, Mary calls God her “Savior.” Savior from what? A sinless person does not need a Savior. Sinners need a Savior. Mary acknowledged that God was her Savior. Therefore, Mary acknowledged that she was a sinner.

But praying the rosary has an even more basic problem, namely, that much of the prayer is directed to Mary, not to God. We are never told in the Bible whether anyone else in heaven can even hear us. God alone is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-present.
There is never a single example of someone praying to any “saint” or angel or anyone else (besides prayers to false gods).

A person praying the rosary spends more time calling out to Mary than to God. For every one praise of God in the rosary, there are ten praises of Mary.

Praying the rosary also assigns a task to Mary that the Bible never assigns her. Jesus is our Redeemer (Galatians 3:13; 4:4–5; Titus 2:14; 1 Peter 1:18–19; Revelation 5:9), our heavenly Advocate (1 John 2:1), and our one and only Mediator (1 Timothy 2:5). The “Hail, Holy Queen” portion of the rosary prayer calls Mary our “most gracious advocate.” This is a direct contradiction of the clear biblical teaching that only Jesus is our go-between (1 Timothy 2:5-6).

Praying the rosary requires Catholics to call upon Mary as the “holy Queen.” The only time in Scripture that the title “Queen of Heaven” is found, the term is used in a negative way (Jeremiah 7:17–19; 44:16–27). The Bible never pictures Mary as a queen; rather, she calls herself “the Lord’s servant” (Luke 1:38). She is never given a crown or authority over heaven and earth. Likewise, is it appropriate, while praying the rosary, to call Mary our “life” and “hope”? Again, these are terms that are used of God alone in Scripture (John 1:1–14; Colossians 3:4; 1 Timothy 1:1; Ephesians 2:12; Titus 2:13).

The practice of saying the rosary runs contrary to Scripture in a number of ways. Only God can hear our prayers. Only God can answer our prayers. We have one intermediary (Jesus), and it is in His name we pray, not Mary’s.
-GotQustions.com
🎚️

@biblealone9201

In fact 1 Tim. 2:5–6 says: “For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.”1

Now let’s take a look at what St. Paul wrote in the preceding four verses: “I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men.” (1 Tim. 2:1) St. Paul is telling Timothy and all disciples of Jesus Christ that they are supposed to offer supplications, prayers, intercessions and thanks on behalf of all men. In short, Paul says Christians are to play a mediating role.

Next verse, picks up after “for all men”: “For kings, and for all that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty.” (1 Tim. 2:2) St. Paul is making clear, not only are we to make prayers of intercession, supplication, etc. on behalf of all mankind, but even those in authority over us, such as kings! Why does St. Paul exhort Timothy and all Christisns to play this mediating role?

Verse 3: “For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour.” (1 Tim. 2:3) Who is “God our Saviour”? Jesus Christ, of course. Paul is saying quite explicitly that the mediation he is exhorting us to make “is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour,” in the sight of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

So now we get to verse 4, which tells us why Jesus Christ would desire this from us: “Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.”(1 Tim. 2:4) The reason we ought to make these various prayers of mediation is because Jesus Christ desires, “all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.”

And now we come to verse 5, not cherry-picked out of context but within the context of St. Paul’s first letter to Timothy, chapter 2, verses 1–6: “For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.” (1 Tim. 2:5–6)

In short, 1 Tim. 2:1–6 instructs all Christians to mediate on behalf of all mankind through different types of prayer, which are offered through the one mediator Jesus Christ. And in order to assuage any doubt about this, St. Paul adds: “Whereunto I am ordained a preacher, and an apostle, (I speak the truth in Christ, and lie not;) a teacher of the Gentiles in faith and verity. I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting.” (1 Tim. 2:7–8)

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@thecatholicmarine

8w↑1

@Hola-ml3hi

1y↑13

Hello Sgt, Catholic here. 24 yrs of age, married and 2 kids, going to MEPS next week to hopefully join the Marines. Pray for me!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Hey congrats! I'll definitely be praying for you! 🙏 I'll write you some letters while you're in boot camp if you give me the address. You can email it to me, thecatholicmarine@gmail.com. Those letters are going to be your lifeline! ✉️ Semper Fi 💪🇺🇸

@DavidAlge

1y↑15

When I was Protestant, I never said anything about the rosary because I really didn't know what it was. I don't offer my opinions on something I don't know or understand. I didn't learn it until I was in RCIA. The first time I said the rosary prayer by myself, my prayer was answered in ONE HOUR! I was convinced of its power that day. That was 4 years ago when I was 64 and in RCIA. The rosary is now part of my spiritual life. I say it at least once per day along with Angelus, prayer to my guardian angel, and other prayers. This former Protestant is convinced of the power of the rosary!!!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑5

Amen! Thank you for this testimony 🙏 The rosary truly is powerful 💪 God bless you!

@JIM-fj2dy

1y↑19

Well done Marine! Semper Fi. Great video and explanation of the Rosary. P.S. I have the same picture of the last supper in your video above my fireplace. I come from a long line of Marines. God Bless you for your service and your video.

@po18guy

1y↑3

Semper Fidelis takes on a whole new meaning!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

I apperciate it Jim! And that's awesome, I love that picture. Semper Fi! God bless you as well! 💪🙏

@timsuter2306

1y↑14

Happy Veterans Day brother. Thank you for your service to country and to the Church. God love you and all yours. May the Holy Family be with you on your way.

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

I apperciate it Tim! God bless! 🇺🇸 🙏

@tony1685

@@thecatholicmarine sincere question - if Jesus states clearly, 'If you love Me, keep My Commandments.' - John 14:15
yet the catholic 'church' not only doesn't, they teach Contrary His Ten
so what does that prove about catholicism, Sir?

thanks in advance for your answer.

@dr.j5642

1y↑13

I thank God for your faith. If He Wills, may God reunite the entire body of believers, so that the whole world may know we are His disciples.

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

I pray the same! I apperciate it!! 🙏 God bless!

@cathyperez1939

1y↑53

''She does not want any worship. She wants us to worship her Son.'' Thank you so much for this beautiful explanation on the biblical background of the Rosary. I love to pray the scriptural rosary too!📖🙏

@Douglas714B

1y↑9

Well said, Cathy Perez. As the saying goes, "No Mary, no Jesus. Know Mary, know Jesus."

@Christopher-yn3sk

1y↑1

That's actually not true. We are praying to Mary. There are many Catholic prayers directed to saints, angels and Mary, we are praying to them not through them, we are asking THEM to pray for us, we are directing our prayers to them, not to God. We are worshiping them, not as gods, but as other people, our brothers, and sisters, who are close to God, who can see His Face, therefore their intercession, will be much more efficacious.
God want's us to worship them, He want's us to go Through them, to ask them for help, for them to purify our intentions, our prayers.
For example, a child wants a bicycle, but there is no money for it in the family's budget, if he\she asks a father for it, he'l say no, because it doesn't fit in the plan for the month, but, if he\she goes to the mother, and asks, she will go to the father and asks for a bicycle for the child, father will say yes, because he will be doing it for the mother, his wife, not just a child. Of course this analogy isn't perfect, but I think it illustrates the dynamic.
Remember Cana, when Jesus said “Woman, what does this have to do with me? My hour has not yet come.” He didn't do His first public Miracle, until Marry asked Him to do it. He did it because of Her, not the bride or groom, She interceded for them.

@Douglas714B

1y↑4

@@Christopher-yn3sk The key word is "worship." Yes, you are correct in that we pray to many in the heavenly realm, including our departed own loved ones, but this does not constitute worship which is reserved for God alone. Many Protestants, who have no sacraments, or not all of them, confuse prayer with worship.
"Latria is sacrificial in character, and may be offered only to God. Catholic and Orthodox Christians offer other degrees of reverence to the Blessed Virgin Mary and to the Saints; these non-sacrificial types of reverence are called hyperdulia and dulia, respectively. In English, dulia is also called veneration." (From Wikipedia on Latria)

@Christopher-yn3sk

1y↑2

@@Douglas714B Yes, that is what I mean:) You explained it perfectly.

@isrberlinerin4063

1y↑2

Cathy there is no scriptural rosary . Jesus Christ said: let no man deceive you ......

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@thienphan1005

1y↑10

Thanks bro, please continue with more videos. I have two rosaries with me and pray all the time. Love your video, God blessed ❤🙏

@thecatholicmarine

I defitinely will bro!! And thank you! Love that you pray your rosary all the time! What an example! I'll pray for you brother. God bless! 🙏

@AncientNovelist

1y↑10

This is the most concise and probably best explanation I've heard for the rosary. Excellent! I don't often pray the rosary (I pray the morning and evening offices in the Liturgy of the Hours), but when I do, I have the feeling of praying in the presence of Mary, in a sense praying with her. Very nicely done video!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Thank you Pearson, I appreciate it! 🙏 And yes praying the Liturgy of the Hours is very impactful. Keep fighting the good fight! 👊💪

@johnflorio3576

1y↑16

Whenever someone says, “The Rosary is not in the Bible,” I respond, “The Bible is in the Rosary.”

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Love that response ! I'm gonna use that! 🙏

@fishingdude0184

18w↑3

Makes no sense.

@Ouwetlibnanieh

15w

Pathetic

@Whatyoutakinbout

9w↑3

What the heck you talking bout. You are deceived! Repent

@Saiyan585

9w↑1

@@fishingdude0184 The rosary is a summary of the gospels from the beginning to the end. From the virgin birth, through Christ's life and ministry, the Lord's prayer, to his death and resurrection. Does it make sense now, dude?

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@joanburke4410

1y↑8

Fabulous! Thank you so much for this video.

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you Joan! I appreciate it! 🙏

@yolandasmith4031

1y↑8

Thank you..may god continue to use you as his instrument, God bless you..⚘⚘

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you! God bless you as well! 🙏

@gazzadazza8341

1y↑8

Hi Joshua, thank you for sharing your knowledge, Blessings from Australia. Gary.

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you so much Gary!! 🙏 God bless!!

@erlindabalingit

1y↑11

Catholics are blessed becouse we have the ROSARY AMEN

@caitlinbarbery5260

24w

We are blessed through Jesus, not the rosary. From a Christian perspective, a rosary can be a tool to promote growth in genuine prayer life and relationship with God

@wallsign4575

1y↑10

Semper Fidelis Marine. You got yourself a new subscriber. Every Catholic Marine should know that our most valuable weapon is the rosary 📿. Don’t know if you’re aware of the true story of the Marine in North Korea who was shot and encountered St.Michael the archangel🗡 . It’s amazing‼️

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑2

I apperciate the subscription! And yes I've read it before! TREMENDOUS story! 💪🙏 God bless!

@jjb2244

1y↑8

Thank you for this wonderful presentation as someone thinking about converting the Rosary and the Hail Marry have been the biggest issue I have understanding as I was raised that that was idolatry. This cleared up a lot of the confusion and has put myself to ease.

@margiemolina3968

1y↑2

Prayers for you and your discernment. There is only one true church, the Holy Catholic faith! 🙏🏼✝️

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Glad the video helped you! I'll be praying for you Jacob! God bless you 🙏

@markdaddy2089

51w↑7

Great breakdown!!! I pray the Roary every day..I received blessing less than an hour after praying my very first Rosary

@thecatholicmarine

51w↑2

Appreciate it!! And that is amazing!! The blessings will continue to flow for the rest of your life! God bless you brother ! 🙏

@btortify

1y↑8

Amazing video! Thank you!!!

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you! 🙏 God bless you!

@agustinzavaleta5335

1y↑7

God Bless You Always Joshua. Greetings from Costa Rica. Semper Fidelis Ave Maria

@atgred

1y↑3

‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭5‬:‭19
“Speaking to yourselves in psalms and HYMNS (the Rosary falls in this category) and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”
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@catherinemaniwavie9152

1y↑6

Thank you so much 💓💗💛, Glory yo God 🙏❤

@KAIZERZANMATO

1y↑4

By taking excerpts of the bible and disregarding its context, Scripture becomes just words and thus can be used to fit any doctrine even if it is false.

@BensWorkshop

Presumably you are referring to Sola Fide and Sola Scriptura or are you referring to once saved always saved?

@asaxr

1y↑6

What a great young man! We need more of you. It looks like you are new, I will be sharing this video. My prayer is that you connect to young men. We need to bring Manhood back! God Bless.

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

I really appreciate the kind words Ana! God bless you as well! 🙏

@aidanlucid9619

1y↑6

Love the video, man. I am a HUGE believer in the Rosary and I know it IS of God because it has brought me closer to HIM.

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Appreciate it bro! And yes amen!! Pray!

@elperinasoswa6772

1y↑10

Love it!!!❤❤❤

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you! 🙏

@redeemerstrikes9522

1y↑4

Thank you for the great video, brother!

@thecatholicmarine

Thanks bro! Pray for me and I'll pray for you!! 🙏

@dhlong1697

1y↑6

Great breakdown, subscribed just now thanks!

@thecatholicmarine

Apperciate it! 🙏

@hansblitz7770

1y↑6

Cool channel bro, glad I found this.

@thecatholicmarine

Apperciate it brother! 🙏 👊

@jrudi9241

1y↑17

I've been praying the rosary for 3 weeks. It's amazing. I love it!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑2

That's amazing!! The graces are flowing to you!! Keep it up! 🙏 💪

@izzy9132

1y↑7

Thank you for this blessed presentation. I have read these sitations many times yet remain tongue-tied when it is right for me to explain The Rosary to fallen away Catholics as I once was or the many non Catholic Christians I meet frequently. I wear a medal with our Holy Mother's image on mother-of-pearl and silver with the original chain my Marine father wore as a 17 year old enlistee during the battles of Guadal Canal /South Pacific WW2.
People often comment on the medal yet I stumble all over my tongue with this blessed opportunity every time. Maybe a frequent replay of this video will assist in breaking this stronghold which I believe Satan still has over me and likely generationally through my mother and her father too. Please pray for me in this battle.

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Hey Izzy! Yes I know the struggles that can occur when we have to explain our faith. But with prayers and perseverance, you shall overcome any difficulties!!! I'll be praying for you!! 🙏 Check out the video I did on how you can share your faith with anybody! God bless you!
https://youtu.be/GGnBEtgnGjo

@margiemolina3968

1y↑2

Prayers for you Izzy. 🙏🏼I too get tongue tied many times! I just keep trying. 😇

@sliglusamelius8578

1y↑5

Thanks for this.

@bxbmbr766

1y↑6

Love the video Marine huh thank you for your service from your navy brother

@thecatholicmarine

Appreciate it brother!! Served with many sailors during my time. Thank you for your service as well! God bless! 🙏

@jeanninehoward7

1y↑4

The Rosary(in its current form) is a private revelation given to St. Dominic in the 13th century. If you want to pray it, we are free to do so in the Catholic Church but are not required to do so.

@morandydacruz5995

1y↑7

Totus Tuus María!!! bravo Joshua

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you! 🙏

@piotrirek217

39w↑2

Tkanki you for the film :)

@trinitynieto6672

1y↑27

Thank you for this video. It’s really helpful to see what Bible verses are associated with each section of the rosary. I’ve never really knew how biblical this is.

@darylburnet8328

1y↑8

The Rosary is the Bible in summary. The 150 psalms and the 150 beads used in the Rosary is very significant. Before peasants could afford a Bible, the Rosary was available to everyone of the faith. Mary still insists that we pray the Rosary, it is the only weapon more powerful than bombs and satan. We dont say the Rosary, we pray the Rosary from our hearts while contemplating the life of our Savior.

@isrberlinerin4063

1y↑2

If you read a none catholic Bible you will find out that most of what this catholic talking head said is not biblical !

@hcho7776

1y↑5

satan hates Holy Eucharist and Rosary

@isrberlinerin4063

@@hcho7776 No Satan does not hate the eucharist and rosary he did invent all your catholic rituals and counterfeit Mary ! You deceived catholics are so faithful and follow him to the grave and the gates of hell are wide open to greet you . The Roman Catholic Church is Satan's Masterpiece !

@hcho7776

1y↑2

@@isrberlinerin4063 Pharisees always looked at specific verses and refuted Jesus Christ. Protestants are doing exactly same thing to refute Jesus Christ. When Jesus came and spoke to scholars rely only the scriptures, they accused Jesus and called Jesus evil names. If it’s not written in the scripture than it’s none biblical. History always repeats itself. You should not worry about Catholics but you really should worry about your soul. Blasphemy against Catholic Church is actually blasphemy against Holy Spirit because he’s spirit is alive in the Catholic Church.

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@AU-pu9vl

1y↑4

raaah. God bless my brother

@thecatholicmarine

God bless bro! 🇺🇸 🙏

@DrewTheCatholic

1y↑3

Great presentation!

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you!! I appreciate it!! God bless you! 🙏

@margaretburnham5683

1y↑10

Subscribed. This is a great explanation of the rosary. Thank you so much. From an old jar head in Bullhead city Arizona. Oohrah!

@thecatholicmarine

Oohrah! Appreciate the subscription! God bless! 🙏

@DavidJr.11

34w↑2

God Blesses you more Brother. From NZ🙏🙂

@joecesar3827

1y↑2

Amen brother .wee will meet at home

@TonysGotPizza

1y↑4

thank you 🙏🏾

@michaelmasztal7871

25w↑1

Great video! Subbed! Everyone, including Protestants, should pray the Rosary.

@thecatholicmarine

25w

+Michael Masztal Thank you! 🙏 And yes!! amen!

@daveufirst

1y↑7

Just happened upon your channel. Great job of explanation. I think many Protestants are too lazy to actually walk through the Rosary, or don't want to admit that they are not in the right place. Christ never intended that there be 40,000 different sects, each with its own spin on God's Word, that call themselves Christian. That's not unity--that' insanity. Luther lamented that now every milkmaid would interpret the Bible her own way. I was proudly in the Corps decades ago. My Rosary does not contain the Luminous mysteries. I don't like people, if even popes, messing with tradition. Love the pre-1955 Missal, too. Lex Orendi, Lex credendi.

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Amen brother

@po18guy

The evil of the reformation is that it permitted the draining of all the richness and beauty out of the faith. It has reduced it to lowest-common-denominator belliegerent fundamentalists. Who are not baptized and therefore NOT Christian.

@jcngoodnews

1y↑6

👍👍👍

@LuciusClevelandensis

23w

Great vid. I did indeed like and subscribe. I will probably share it as well. Keep it up.

@thecatholicmarine

23w

+Lance WARING Appreciate it! God bless! 🙏

@houseonthehill8485

1y↑9

Thank you for providing a very clear and humble understanding of praying the rosary.
I am not Catholic, however I am a Christian and have a great love for my brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus, Catholics included😊
I cannot reconcile the need for Mary to act as a mediator as Christ Jesus is our high Priest and mediator forever after the order of Melchizedek.
I cannot understand nor find the “assumption” of Mary in the scriptures or any references to Mary being the “queen” of Heaven?
I will continue to study the Words of God for understanding so that I may continue in love with my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus.

@cathyperez1939

1y↑6

Loved ''Christ Jesus is our high Priest and mediator forever after the order of Melchizedek.'' God is perfect. Anything that is perfect does not change. God is the same yesterday, today and forever. One example of Mary's intercession as a mediator is at the Wedding feast at Cana John 2:1-11 (2nd LuminousMystery). Our Lord Jesus obeys His Mother and at her request performs His first public miracle. And Jesus will still do so today🙏

@biblealone9201

1y↑3

@isrberlinerin4063

house on the hill , i know you are trying to be polite , but catholics are not our brothers and sisters in Christ . They believe in a totally different doctrine Roman Catholicism that is not biblical at all . I would suggest to research the Roman Catholic Church (on none catholic sites) and you will find out how corrupt and evil it really is . Untold millions will go to hell ,because of this diabolical religious deception . Christians really need spiritual discernment every day Jesus Christ our living Savior and Lord said : let no man deceive you .....

@isrberlinerin4063

1y↑1

@@cathyperez1939 you are not correct Jesus did not obey His mother it is a twisted interpretation . Mary said to the servants do what He says , read it for yourself !

@biblealone9201

@@isrberlinerin4063 your right you are heretics and belong to Satan none of you believe the same thing and are always inventing new novel doctrines✔✔

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@sodetsurikomigoshi2454

1y↑3

outstanding.

@thecatholicmarine

Appreciate it! 🙏

@sabbygonzaga2349

1y↑5

Amen

@sepherinaallard7584

26w↑2

An the people of GOD SAYS…. AMEN🙏🏾💯💯.. THANK YOU JESUS…

@user-uw4eu5yg3x

30w↑2

Mother Mary immaculate
Is leading us to Jesus Christ our Lord.
That is her missionary
Rosary every day
Also reading a Bible is awesome also

@josephmills7861

1y↑3

Thank you,

@KimmieJ1920

10w↑1

Would you please put the scriptures you’re referencing into a pinned comment for us to be able to read them in our Bibles for ourselves?

@thecatholicmarine

@judithforgony5276

1y↑25

The rosary prayers comes right from above to defeat the devil, thank you for sharing the rosaries with everyone 🌺

@cronbtc5680

1y↑3

Great video!

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you, I appreciate it! 🙏 God bless!

@francescachantelle3379

1y↑9

This explanation explain well to those non-catholics who always claims we catholics pray to Mary. Love it and God bless you 😍

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you so much! God bless you as well! 🙏

@po18guy

We DO pray to Mary and to the Saints! They are alive, not dead. We know not HOW they hears us, but we know THAT they hear us. So-called Christian fundamentalism, as with Islam, has become a haven for ignorant haters.

@bettyadejo890

1y↑4

Non - believers need to see this.

@isrberlinerin4063

I pray if a none believer sees this deceptive catholic video they will not believe those delusional religious doctrines !

@bettyadejo890

1y↑1

@@isrberlinerin4063 Sending you much LOVE and PEACE in your heart.
No HATE here...🙏

@isrberlinerin4063

@@bettyadejo890 i do not doubt your sincerity , but you are advocating a false catholic religious symbolic ritual . The Living Savior and Lord Jesus Christ saved me a long time ago and gave all the love and peace i needed . After all Jesus Christ is the Prince of Peace . By pointing out catholic fallacy's it is not hate , it is true concern for your eternal soul . Sadly catholics think this catholic religion covers them and the most you all can expect is a pagan purgatory that does not exist , its anti -biblical . Jesus Christ said : I Am The Way . The Truth , The Life and No One comes to the Father but by Me . He also said let No man deceive you ! Religion was and is Satan's great deception and millions sadly fall for it . Its based on assumptions , emotions , rituals , symbols , eucharistic transubstantiation all totally false doctrines and anti -biblical .

@bettyadejo890

1y↑2

@hcho7776

1y↑2

Pharisees always looked specific verses to refute Jesus Christ and Protestants are doing exactly same thing. History always repeats itself. Btw, when you blasphemy against Catholic Church you are committing a very dangerous sin. Jesus Christ is head of Catholic Church and his spirit is alive in the Church.

@leticiahernandez4857

First of all thank you for your service 👍🏻👏🏻 and thank you so much for sharing this video. I have family members that are not Catholic, they always say why do I pray the rosary is all repetition over and over that I should be praying to the Lord and Savior. I was raised Catholic , and die Catholic God bless you🙏🏻❤️

@thecatholicmarine

+@leticiahernandez4857 Thank you so much Leticia ! And thank YOU for your witness to the Catholic faith!! God bless and keep up the good fight!! 🙏 Praying for you!

@tammyhohnholt1885

1y↑4

Amen it's all about Jesus

@thecatholicmarine

Yes! 🙏

@SanctifiedLux42

30w↑2

A couple questions. You said Mary “gave us the prayer of the rosary.” When and where in scripture does she do this?
Second question.
Why is specifically the rosary or ritualistic prayer important? Why should I not just pray as I do every morning, directly bringing my struggles and life before God? How does asking Mary to pray on my behalf supposedly “enhance” prayer? Is God not able to answer all prayers regardless of the inclusion of Mary? Is the rosary a requirement for catholics or merely something they are taught and encouraged to do?

I was raised a Mennonite, later became a part of the EFCA in high school, and I’ve since left the church (Not Christianity, but the church) alltogether and over the past 2-3 years I’ve been researching Eastern Orthodox and Catholic faith as I’ve never actually given either any attention.

@thecatholicmarine

29w

@franzenayson7109

1y↑5

❤ nice

@NewYorkCityGritty5

23w↑2

Thank you for this. I am so tired of telling Protestant's that we are not "worshipping" Mary. She intercedes for us. This doesn't seem to be a good enough answer for them. Now I can point to the scripture. Amen. Glory to God.

@thecatholicmarine

23w

+New York City Gritty Yep, that is 100 % the reason why I made this video. lol. I pray that their eyes are opened and their hearts are softened! God bless you! 🙏

@kendisneal8681

why do we need Mary to intercede? how can she intercede? isnt she dead?

@rudya.hernandez7238

1y↑3

I want to pray a rosary for you. Thank you, and please pray one for me. :)

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

I will absolutely pray one for you Rudy! 🙏 and thank you for your prayers as well! God bless!

@tony1685

@@thecatholicmarine so you believe contrary Ecclesiastes 9:5 and that chanting to the dead is Christianity, Sir?
can you show Scripture where anyone prays to another human?

@Dogperson-sr7mn

21w

Thx for this I was having a mini panic attack after seeing some prodostant videos about how the hail mary was wrong but now im in peace. 😊

@thecatholicmarine

21w

+Dog person Thanks be to God! And yes, no need to worry! God bless you! 🙏

@kendisneal8681

well. i havent gotten to the part where we should pray to dead ppl yet...but

@boom-bm1kl

1y↑7

On YouTube, type in Explaining the Faith Rosary. Father Chris Alar gives the talk and it's excellent. It a little over an hour long. He's a great speaker and funny. He breaks the whole thing down

@po18guy

And what was wrong with this vid???

@nelsonespinoza2582

1y↑4

I love the Rosery it also helps us to contemplate the life of Our Lord through our Mother Mother Mary's eyes, She's the first and perfect disciple of Our Lord especially when she said "I am the handmaid of the Lord". Have you seen the channel GabiAfterHours. It's a good channel of and it explains why it's important to pray the Rosery every day 🙏. Be blessed.

@Sheilamarie2

1y↑7

Thank you for this video, as a Catholic, many times we get frowned at for those things like the rosary that they mistake for idolatry... sooo many other things, I hope you explain those things, too! God Bless You!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Yes you are totally right Sheila. I plan on explaining the many misconceptions others have about the beautiful Catholic faith! God bless you as well! Your prayers are always welcomed 😊

@Sheilamarie2

@@thecatholicmarine Hi! I did think of something that always seems to happen, mainly with Born Agains: they think our infant baptism is not true; that we need to be "born again" and be dunked in a tank as an adult... I know, I'm sorry but this seems to ALWAYS happen... they think Catholics need to be "saved"... thank you for any input... God Bless You!

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Hi Sheila! Ahh yes...I've heard this numerous time from them as well. I'll cover this topic also! Thank you! 🙏

@hcho7776

1y↑1

Mother Mary took infant Jesus to baptized in the temple. Jesus also said baptized them in the name of Father Son and a Holy Spirit. No mention of age. So ask Protestants what age did Jesus command us to be baptized in the Bible.
Btw, I encounter so many born agains, but they are very anti Catholic. They been brainwashed by false teachers to retain them in their congregation. Friend of mine also told me that since his preacher told all congregation they been saved so sin and sin boldly because they been saved. This is work of satan.

@arno_groenewald

36w

Sounds like its primary use is to be a conduit used as a focus point before commencing in conversation with Yeshua, or am I wrong?

@BensWorkshop

Talking of taking the Holy Rosary in to battle the men who fought the last naval engagement between galleys (rowed vesels) was the Battle of Lepanto. The Catholic side prayed the rosary and defeated the Muslim Ottoman Turk navy.

@andrewmaldonado71

1y↑6

While this is a good defense of how the rosary points to biblical references, it misses the point of why other Christians dont believe it is God ordained. Nowhere in the Bible does Christ use the concept of the rosary to instruct his followers how to pray to the Father. I could just as easily invent my own tool and system for praying and tie it to biblical references - but that would not make it “biblical”. This is man-made and not God ordained.

@biblealone9201

@cathyperez1939

1y↑1

The Rosary was given by Our Lady Herself around the 12th century. It is from Heaven. ''Behold thy Mother,'' last Will and Testament of Our Lord. Hope this helps: https://youtu.be/x93BxbbJNSk
BTW George Washington also had a vision from Our Lady regarding the future of America. Gbu

@po18guy

TROLL. Reported for fundamentalist ignorance and harassment. GO get baptized, learn about Christianity then we can talk.

@spike3346

1y↑8

It was actually a Catholic priest aboard New River Air Station that reverted me to the faith when he was talking about how the Most Holy Rosary is used for Spiritual Warfare. Since then, I realized how difficult it is to combat the enemy in the spiritual realm.

(Happy Birthday, Marine)

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

Oh really? That's awesome! I was stationed on New River from 2010-2014. Are you still there?? And yes the spiritual battle is a fierce one, but it's one worth fighting. I'll be praying for you my Catholic Marine brother !! God bless!! 🙏

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑1

And Happy Birthday to you as well!

@isrberlinerin4063

The rosary is no weapon against Satan nor is any other catholic ritual , its all deception ! Jesus Christ defeated Satan on the Cross only in Him we have the authority to resist him and he must flee !

@phadedvision2793

What bible are you quoting from?

@irissimon4795

1y↑7

Rosary is biblical.She is our heavenly mother, given by Jesus. We must call for our help.

@thecatholicmarine

Amen Iris! 🙏

@TheManofsorrows

I never knew this before I know the angel appeared to Mary saying hail full of grace

@RedWolf5

1y↑7

Great video thank you! Gen 3:15 Mary is prophesied to crush the head of the serpent /// 3=3 original mysteries /// 15=150 psalms prayed daily by monks of antiquity which were replaced by the rosary as Our Lady for the laity ///

@justthink8952

1y↑1

A little correction.
Genesis 3:15 said, ... He will crush your head.... Meaning Christ will crush the head of the serpent.

@RedWolf5

1y↑2

@@justthink8952 no that’s not how the early Christians translated and understood that passage. Is true that Christ (God) is the one that holds the power to defeat the serpent but the crushing is done through Mary as God always uses instruments to deliver his will. The “He” in genesis is God (Jesus) therefore “He” speaks of “She” etc etc … this mistranslation was popularized in the 19th century so is not authentic and is part of satan’s deception, and not a true Christian translation.

@hcho7776

1y↑1

Genesis 3:15
(15) I will put enmities between thee and the woman, and thy seed and her seed: she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heel.

@justthink8952

@@hcho7776
I am still waiting for the Bible Version from where you quoted Genesis 3:15.

The Bible versions that I have all said, he will crush your head. Come on, it should not be difficult if you are honest. Or do you admit that you are a coward who make mistakes but due to inflated ego, you can't say "I was wrong"?

@hcho7776

1y↑2

From Catholic Bible. Douay Rheims.

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@tonyyin8524

1y↑2

Genesis 5:24 doesn't say Mary ascended to Heaven. Can you clarify that point?

@thecatholicmarine

1y↑2

Hey Tony! Thank you for your question. So in Genesis 5:24, Enoch was taken up into heaven without dying. This is echoed in Hebrew 11:5. Also in 2 Kings 2:1-13, Elijah was taken up to heaven without dying as well. I used that verse to show that biblically, people have been taken up to heaven without dying. I cited the document from Pope Puis XII pertaining to the Dogma of the Assumption of Mary so one can further read why the Catholic Church believes in this. Hope this helps! God bless you! 🙏

https://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xii/en/apost_constitutions/documents/hf_p-xii_apc_19501101_munificentissimus-deus.html

@tonyyin8524

1y↑1

@@thecatholicmarine , thanks for your reply. I personally believe the Holy Mother is in Heaven, nonetheless, the scriptures doesn't actually say she ascended to Heaven, nor does the "woman clothed by the sun with a crown of 12 stars mean she is the queen of Heaven..

I believe the Holy Mother is greatly honored in Heaven, and she wears many crowns (that she earned by her works) , but that is conjecture and not directly stated in the Bible.

@MommyEtc

5w↑1

I’m confused on how Mary can hear all our prayers (or all of us asking for her to pray for us). Wouldn’t she have to have some kind of divine power to hear billions of people at a time?

@thecatholicmarine

5w↑1

+@MommyEtc That is a very good question. Scripture tells us that the Devil "...prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour." 1 Peter 5:8. How is it that ONE person (The Devil) can prowl around looking to "devour" us all at the same time? He doesn't tempt all 7 billion of us one by one by one. Or when people attempt to summon the devil through satanic rituals scattered all across the globe and he answers. Does that mean the devil possesses some kind of divine power? Absolutely not. God in His divine wisdom allows the Devil to be able to do this (tempting) to every single one of us everyday. So if God allows the Devil (The Enemy) the ability to do this, would it be far-fetched to think Mary or any of the saints for that matter (Who lived for Christ, preached Christ and in some cases died for Christ) posses the able to hear our prayers? The Catholic Church does not claim to understand the exact mechanisms of how Mary or the saints hear our prayers, but it doesn't need to. "...with God, all things are possible." Matthew 19:26. Just like we believe God parted the Red Sea for Moses and the Israelites. How is that possible?? I'm not sure, but God created a way. Mary is not All-Knowing or omnipresent like God but can hear our prayers and this is ONLY through God and because of God. The Bible tells us that the blessed in Heaven are alive and are conscious and fully aware of what is going on here on earth. Revelation 6:9-11. Again, great question. I hope I answered it. God bless you!

@Revelation18-4

29w↑1

Luke 11:27-28

@danboyigomsuk2027

Great work but you should have rephrased the title differently. As it is now, the title seems to suggest doubts or negativity about the Rosary. So, I suggest the title to read: "The Rosary is Biblical: It is not Idolatry". With this rephrased version, a viewer would have been primed as to what direction the video is going.

@po18guy

Even better, it is TRUTH.

@ivoryiheanacho8291

Where in scripture does it say that Mary was crowned queen?

@yellowandgold

1y↑1

why it says morning star

@yellowandgold

1y↑1

i would love to try but only thing i didn't understand was morning star

@thecatholicmarine

According to Catholic tradition, the title of Morning Star is given to the Blessed Mother of our Lord. Just as the morning star announces the coming of the day, appearing in the sky and reflecting the light of the sun, "Mary appeared on the horizon of salvation history before Christ," and shows us the way to Him 🙏

@hmo6726

Why did it take until 1950 for the Vatican to say that Mary was taken up to Heaven?

@kapursangma8243

1y↑1

Yes I accepting sir, how you got rosary, when you got and why, and who really gave, this rosary is for catholic or for other Christians, if you tell me is better for me

@cathyperez1939

The Rosary is for all Christians and all who want to have a deeper knowledge and relationship with Jesus and Mary. Through this devotion of the Rosary, you will obtain miracles!

@kapursangma8243

1y↑1

@@cathyperez1939 is Christian rosary there or create

@cathyperez1939

@Kapur Sangma here's the format to pray the Holy Rosary. Today, Friday, we meditate on the Sorrowful Mysteries, the sufferings of Jesus because He died on a Friday 🙏
https://youtu.be/aa2jNEyHeTs

@Fedko3037

1y↑1

I think he is asking who invented the rosary? Where did it originate? I think a saint started it about 600 yrs after Christ. I think it Mary came to him in a vision and told him to bring it to other Christians.
I don’t remember the details, though.

IThink he also asked if praying the rosary is only for Catholic Christians.
I’m not sure if any Protestant Christians pray the rosary. I think most are against it.

@hcho7776

God gave the Rosary to mother Mary. She was given a power to crush the head of satan.

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@sebastianbolt7886

1y↑4

I'm a returning Catholic, best explanation I've heard. Thank you sir. Peace Peace. 🙏🏽❤️

@thecatholicmarine

Thank you! And God bless you!! 🙏

@isi_eke

50w

You said that Gen 5:24 shows that Mary ascended into heaven, how did you come to this conclusion, it's talking about Enoch?

@thecatholicmarine

49w

I used that verse to showcase that there are biblical examples of people being assumed into Heaven. I also gave the apostolic constitution (Munificentissimus Deus) as well to understand where the Church bases the Assumption of Mary Dogma from.

@isi_eke

49w

@@thecatholicmarine oh okay

@cecilfernandes6362

But it did not say that we need to pray to mother Mary or make an Idol and worship as in Bible it says that Exodus 20:3 Mathew 4:10 Luke 4:8 and elsewhere.

@dorahandley4985

1y↑1

I was praying the rosary when The Holy Spirit was talking to me and He told me to reverse it to pray 10 our Father’s prayers and one hail marry and the rosary has Jesus crucified but He is resurrected now He is no longer in the cross We worship a resurrected Savior now and we need and must have The baptism of The Holy Spirit and His Holy Spirit Fire 🔥 in us to transform us into His image and into His likeness and to discern good from evil. We all need to grow as believers from Glory to Glory to eat meat 🍖 and not only milk 🥛 Awakenings Revelation and Revival are Happening as we speak right now The church needs to wake up to the Supernatural of Our Heavenly’s Father agenda and not men in Jesus Christ Name Amen Hallelujah Hallelujah HalleluYah Hallelujah Amen ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@po18guy

I underwent the baptism in the Holy Spirit - but it is not a Sacrament, but a powerful encounter with the Spirit. My slumbering faith life absolutely took off. HOWEVER: It may not be for everyone and is not a requirement to be a Catholic in good standing. I still highly recommend that believers look into it. I was hesitant at first, but no more.

@po18guy

Sneaky way to TROLL. Reported for harassment.

@wallsign4575

1y↑3

@claremadigan937

1y↑3

Blessed Mother gave to us.

@hunterjones8962

30w

Hi Joshua, thank you for this great eye-opening site. I am a 'high' Anglican, and very much into love for and veneration of the Blessed Mother. The Assumption? If Enoch, Elijah and possibly Moses were assumed, why not Mary? It's not technically Biblical, but it's not Anti-Biblical in the slightest. But I would stop at a full halt re: saying the Rosary. What troubles me at any level of 'being' a Protestant, is these Catholic 'devotionals'. It worries me that the popular Roman-Catholic use of the rosary, the scapular, and the miraculous medal are all based entirely on 'visions' to people in religious orders from the past. I see nothing wrong in using these, and nothing 'wrong' with the beautiful Rosary prayers. I do not, repeat Not, think that these 'visions' nor those of Lourdes, Fatima, et al. were 'demonic'. That's a hideous suggestion that many 'low-church' Prots. have made! But what, on the other hand, if the recipients of these physical 'gifts' from 'Mary' were simply mistaken, delusional, etc. ? What happens then to their use by Roman-Catholics? Even most 'Almost Catholic' Prots., will steer clear of these, and err on the side of caution. Best, HJ

@thecatholicmarine

30w

Hey Hunter! I appreciate your comment! To answer your questions in order:

1. It is possible that the Assumption of Mary occurred after the Books of the New Testament were written or while they were being written and the writers did not know about it at that time, hence why we don't see them within the pages. It's analogous to the Bible not saying how Peter died, but tradition tells us that he was crucifixied upside down and died a myrtar.

2. You are absolutely correct that the Rosary, Scapular, and Miraculous Medal were given to us in the way you subscribed. However, they are devotionals and sacramentals that are used to "aid" us, not necessarily to "save" us. Technically speaking, a Catholic could enter Heaven without ever praying a single Rosary, or ever wearing a Scapular or Miraculous Medal. They are only the means, not the end. It's analogous to a man who needs to travel 20 miles. He doesn't HAVE to drive using a car. He could walk....But driving makes it easier and more convenient. There have been many recorded miracles attributed to these devotionals and sacramentals. One should consider researching and seeing for themselves about their efficacy and HOW they aid us. One that comes to mind is the Rosary and the Battle of Lepanto.

I hope this helps, and once again, thank you for your charitable comment! It is MUCH appreciated! God bless you, Hunter Jones! 🙏 I'll be praying for you!

@hunterjones8962

30w

Thank you too, Josh, for your sharing religious studies with Us and your service to Our country! Best, HJ

@bibleman8010

28w

@HarpazoReady2022

17w

@miguelbustamante3936

22w

For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus

1 Timothy 2:5

@lourdesruano6614

1y↑1

1 Timothy 2: 5 For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. ; John 14:6 Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (When we pray, we say "Our Father who art in heaven " ...through Jesus Christ ...amen.) my opinion as a Christian.

@biblealone9201

@jelica4817

Amen

@dwightwilliams311

Was Mary a white woman? S your described how she looked like in Fatima proficy?

@davidhall2197

1y↑2

Yes, it is biblical!
Matthew 6
7 “And when you are praying, do not use thoughtless repetition as the Gentiles do, for they think that they will be heard because of their many words. 8 So do not be like them; for your Father knows what you need before you ask Him.

@po18guy

TROLL. Reported for ignorance of Christianity/harassment. GO get baptized!

@davidhall2197

@@po18guy <<<<TROLL! Reported for misinformation. GO get an education!

@andreeattieh2963

This verse doesn't say prayer beads forbidden

@davidhall2197

@@andreeattieh2963 (head slap)

@andreeattieh2963

@@davidhall2197 where does the Bible say prayer beads are forbidden

@albertmacdonald7783

1y↑1

All good except for the luminous, there are 3 mysteries as given by the Queen of Prudence not 4 , pray the Traditional Rosary.

@southernlady1109

1y↑3

Praying The Rosary is contemplating Jesus Christ’s Life, each decade reflects different events. It’s comprised of verses from the Holy Bible. Lk1:28,42-43, jm5:16 & others Powerful weapon against evil! Rosary Center online gives the mysteries to reflect on while praying.

@christinachioma443

27w

(Holy Mary mother of God) is Mary really the mother of God?

@thecatholicmarine

27w

+Christina Chioma Luke 1:43

@po18guy

1y↑1

Catholics worship Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Period. We have devotions to Saints, which were slowly washed out of the faith after the "reformation." It was slowly dumbed down to where its richness is gone. OK, hate the Catholic Church? Go ask an Orthodox Priest! He will say the same thing!

@thecatholicmarine

Yes!! 🙏💪

@cathyperez1939

1y↑1

We attend the TLM 💒nothing watered down there!

@topper009

1y↑4

the rosary is prefigured in the Bible by David's sling with 5 stones, 1 Sam 17:40. The rosary is the most powerful spiritual weapon which can be used to destroy seemingly insurmountable enemies,