Reply to "Did Mary Believe She Was The Mother Of God?"

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If you choose to make a separation between the Father and the Son, that's your perogative. But you are incorrect. The concept of the trinity is indeed complex. But the one thing that the Bible tells us is that THe Son and the Father are ONE GOD. Both equally God. So yes, the Son of God was crucified and died- and raised up on the third day. Mary, Mother of God, suffered watching Him on the cross. Your heretical and erroneous statements that Jesus is NOT fully God are understandable given the complexity of the Trinity.i suggest you study the trinity in more detail. Start with this and ponder "If you see Me, you've seen the Father". I pray this will lead you to a better understanding of the Holy Trinity.

8/17/1310:43 AM

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