@BaptistClips@RealShoes78 Mary was preserved from Sin instead of being saved from it. All of the graces that flowed from Christ’s sacrifice were first bestowed on Mary and from Mary they are bestowed on the faithful. That’s why the angel saluted Mary “Hail full of grace”
@BaptistClips@RealShoes78 Mary was foreshadowed by the ark of the covenant
The first ark was holy and pure and so it’s spiritual fulfilment must at the very least be holy and pure as Old Testament prefigurements are never greater than their New Testament fulfilment
@FrownedUpon2@IgnaceNews@NovusOrdoCope@snickersigl A great apostasy from the faith is part of divine revelation and according to Saint Paul it is occurs when the restrainer is taken out of the way.
Who do you suppose that is?
@AlexPoe134 Isaiah wasn’t only speaking of the royal steward but also of its spiritual fulfilment, the Papacy. The final verse of Isaiah is therefore quite interesting. I believe it’s speaking of the same future event Saint Paul was speaking of.
@AlexPoe134 This is a very good presentation. I believe the restrainer is the Pope and he has been taken out of the way because scripture appears to confirm this. When Jesus established the papacy he did so while pointing back to Isaiah 22…..
St. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 14:33 that “God is not the author of confusion.”
But it seems nothing but confusion has emanated from the Second Vatican Council.
Today’s video aims to unpack the “pure Naturalism” which has overtaken Rome, and to provide a robust precedent for contextualizing the post-conciliar hierarchy’s apparent apostasy.
Please, in your charity, pray for me, my wife, and my daughter. God bless you all!
If you prefer to watch on YouTube: https://t.co/h8u1EtMGSP
Bishop Sanborn: Sedevacantists win the numbers game because we are with all of the popes. We have behind us 2,000 years worth of tradition. Don’t play the numbers game with us.
@TaylorRMarshall He’s not the Pope
Interesting that when Jesus established the Papacy he did so by pointing back to Isaiah. Even more interesting is that Isaiah and Saint Paul appear to be speaking of the same future event.
@TaylorRMarshall@austinemarie777 Welcome to the great apostasy. Your numbers mean nothing, actually, they work against you
“But yet the Son of man, when he cometh, shall he find, think you, faith on earth?”
@davidcunni4801@AZ_CactusCat@colmflynnire That’s true actually.
Reminds me of Garabandal and how the girls went to steal apples, that apparition was obviously demonic and from several stories I’ve heard there’s also a lot of demonic activity in Medjugorje.
In the popular imagination, John Paul II is often seen as the epitome of a saintly pope.
In this presentation, I challenge that assumption using his own words and actions as evidence.
From hosting the infamous “interfaith” prayer meeting at Assisi in 1986, to praising the most notorious heretic in the history of the Catholic Church, to misleading Jews on the necessity of Christ for salvation, it’s difficult to see why such a man would be deemed a saint of God.
Please prayerfully consider the evidence I lay out in this presentation.
If I am wrong in my judgment of the facts presented, may God have mercy on me.
If you prefer to watch on YouTube: https://t.co/MwmxOYuXor