@ScottRoberts I agree that what matters is what is true. It is not true that the one mediation excludes intercession. Jesus is not the only intercession. Bit all other intercession is in him. You equivocate in the meaning of mediation.
@ScottRoberts Take “no Saint.” Well a Saint is not seen as a mediator in the sense Jesus is. His one mediator however makes possible our prayers for one another, as a few verses before that verse show. Ergo, one mediation does not exclude these other things intercession of others.
@ScottRoberts You stated without explanation that such verse excludes these things. As you just affirmed it without explanation, it can be denied without explanation. And yes, my opinion. You have an opinion about the verse, which you do not explain.
@ScottRoberts Yes, my opinion. And you here are offering your opinion concerning a verse quoted. You are assuming that the meaning of one mediator excludes these other things you mention. That is a statement. I disagree with your statement with mine. You did not explain why, just affirmed it.