The 4 Marian Dogmas of the Catholic Church

[@James22426]

Mary is the New Eve (Gen 3:15, Luke 1:38, Jn 2:4, Jn 19:26, Gal 4:4, Rev 12:1, Rev 12:17) IMMACULATE CONCEPTION: As Eve was created sinless, the New Eve was born unstained by original sin. How can the New Eve be inferior to the old? ASSUMPTION OF MARY: If Adam and Eve had obeyed God, they would have entered heaven body and soul. Since the new creation is the fulfillment of the failure of the old, Jesus, the New Adam, and Mary, the New Eve, obeyed God perfectly. Because of their perfect obedience, Jesus and Mary entered heaven body and soul. CO-REDEMPTRIX: Both Adam and Eve sinned but it was Adam's sin that caused the downfall. Nevetheless, Eve was Co-Transgressor as she played a vital part in man's downfall. In a similar manner, although Jesus' obedience redeemed man, Mary was Co-Redemptrix as she played a vital role in man's redemption. Eve listens to a fallen angel, sins, and tempts Adam who brings the fall of man. Mary listens to an Angel, accepts God's plan, gives birth toJesus who is the redeemer of man. MEDIATRIX OF ALL GRACES: Mary is Mediatrix of All Graces because Mary gives birth to Jesus who reconciles man to God so we can receive God's grace. Also through Mary's intercessory prayers, we receive God's grace as displayed at the wedding at Cana when Jesus truned water into wine asked his Son for assistance. It is not Mary's grace, but God's grace that we receive through Mary's intercession. Mary is the New Ark of the Covenant (Ex 40:34-35, Lk 1:35), (2 Sam 6:1-11, Lk 1:39), (2 Sam 6:14, Lk 1:43), (2 Sam 6:15, Lk 1:42), (2 Sam 6:9, Lk 1:43), ( 2 Sam 6:11, Lk 1:56), (2 Sam 6:11, Lk 1:39-45), (Ex 16:33-34, Ex 25:16, Num 17:10, Heb 9:5), (Rev 11:19, Rev 12:1) Prefigured in Jephthah's daughter (Luke 1:34,38 Judges 11:35-39) EVER VIRGIN: No man could touch the Ark (2 Sam 6:7). Similarly no man could touch Mary the New Ark of the covenant. Mary's viriginy upholds the divinity of Jesus. The Ark's main purpose was to bring the presence of God to his people. Similarly, the New Ark's main purpose was to bring the prescence of Jesus (God/Man) to the world. Sacred vessles set aside for God, cannot be used for normal use. Like a goblet used in worship cannot be used to drink wine at dinner. Simiarly Mary's womb set aside to bring God's prescence into the world cannot be used for normal use. Luke in 1:34,38 was alluding to Jephthah's daughter in Judges 11 who accepted the will of her father and was ever virgin. Likewise because Mary accepted God the Father's will, she became ever virgin. Her womb dedicated to God, could not be used for normal activity.

[@RemyAlphaElite]

The angel answered and said to her, “The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you; for that reason also the holy Child will be called the Son of God. Luke 1:35. ....where in this text does Mary get promoted to "The new Eve???? Nowhere! You have made a new gospel and will surely reap what you have sewn. The Holy Spirit overshadowed Mary and He is responsible for the work done there.

[@James22426]

@@RemyAlphaElite Great question. In Luke chapter 1:26-38, God is contrasting Mary with Eve to let us know that he is ushering in the new creation. In Genesis Eve was approached by a fallen angel, was tempted, and disobeys God. She tempts Adam who disobeys and leads to the fall of man. In Luke Mary is approached by the Angel Gabriel who informs Mary of God's role for her, and she accepts and obeys God's will. Because of her obedience, Jesus our savior enters the world to save man. God is telling us that Mary is the new Eve in the new creation. In the old creation, although not the cause of the fall of man, Eve played a role in the fall of man. In the new creation, although Mary is not the cause of our salvation, she played a role in salvation of man. If you have eyes to see and ears to hear. Keep the questions coming. You are like the bereans who read the Bible daily but did not see Jesus Christ in it. So now I will show you Mary in the Bible as God intended for us to know her.

[@James22426]

@@vazgl100 I can agree with that possibility that their heaven would have been Garden of Eden. New Garden of Eden in the New creation is Heaven.

[@whitewolf4096]

1 Timothy 2:5 For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus, Mary is not a mediator, False doctrine. The text is quite plain, pray only to Jesus. He died for us and praying to anyone else is disrespectful

[@James22426]

@@whitewolf4096 Jesus is mediator in the sense that Jesus reconciles man to God. He restores our relationship with God. Jesus saves man. Mary is mediatrix in different way than Jesus. Mary is mediatrix in similar sense to the ark of the covenant in OT. It is through the ark that God chose to give victory to Israel. Without ark defeat. With ark victory. In NT Mary is ark of new Covenant. God chose Mary to magnify God’s power. It is through Mary that God’s power and might is most intensely manifested in the world. Without Mary no Victory. With Mary God’s victory. Mary says my soul magnifies the Lord.

[@josephmaleyane2051]

Simple and straight forward. I am writing a test tomorrow morning, Mariology.

[@youthdive]

I hope this video helped.

[@pete4258]

Thank you for sharing this... Ave Maria

[@youthdive]

You're most welcome, brother.

[@honestlygio7830]

Very thorough,made plane, and not spoken to fast. More channel creators should do this. Thx!

[@youthdive]

Thank you so much for your comment. I look to making more videos like these this month.

[@youthdive]

The dogma of the Immaculate Conception actually says that Mary was CONCEIVED without sin, not "born" without sin like I mistakenly said in this video. In Mary's case, she was both conceived and born without sin, and had no sin her whole life. However, it is important to distinguish between conception and birth because being conceived without sin can only be a work of God. (The entire life of Mary, after all, is one big magnifying glass showing us the work of God) In theory, someone who was conceived WITH sin could be taken out of the womb through surgery, baptised, and then put back into the womb to be "born" without sin. Lol. Babies have been taken out of the womb many times for surgery and put back in so this scenario isn't too farfetched. So... Immaculate Conception means CONCEIVED without sin.

[@neilanadams5173]

God bless you. Thank you.

[@youthdive]

Amen. You're most welcome.

[@sineadhendy3604]

Thank you for this video.

[@youthdive]

You're most welcome, Sinead.

[@nbiNaga]

good morning from philippines

[@youthdive]

Greetings from the Kingdom. ✋ ✝️

[@niluksanjeewa3276]

God bless .

[@youthdive]

Amen.

[@93556108]

Please quote to me your biblical evidence as it relates to the immaculate conception of Mary as I can't find it stated in Scripture. Thanks

[@youthdive]

Hi. It's not in the Bible. The word Trinity is not in the Bible either. The word "Bible" is also not in the Bible. Many things are not in the Bible. Otherwise, the Bible would be too big. That's why we have the Apostolic Traditions (2 Thessalonians 2:15) and the teachings of the Church.

[@geordiewishart1683]

The trinity is also false doctrine

[@James22426]

Gen 3:15 says God will put enmity between Mary and Satan. If Mary was tainted by sin there would be no enmity but friendship with Satan. Also Gen 3:15 shows Mary as New Eve. If old Eve was created sinless, how much more the new Eve.

[@93556108]

@@geordiewishart1683 prove it biblically just don't say it

[@93556108]

@@James22426 please furnish me your biblical evidence and don't just use philosophical man-centered theology of your Catholic church as it affirmed nothing. Quote; Rom 3:10 As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one: Does this verse say Mary is not included as Mary undeniably is a human being. Note what this verse affirms "No, not one".

[@celina2571]

Thank you, wonderful!

[@youthdive]

You're most welcome.

[@renjithjoseph7135]

Just want to add: there is another equally plausible belief that the "brothers" of Jesus are actually step-siblings from Joseph's previous marriage. This tradition also believes Joseph was much older than Mary. The woman in Revelation is not explicitly stated to be Mary (even though we know it is). She can also be a symbol of Israel, the Church, etc.

[@TuyenPham-jm5eq]

Are Marian Dogmas Biblical? Based upon Lk. 1:28, “And he came to her and said, “Hail, full of grace, the Lord is with you.”, Mary is full of grace. The graces God fully bestows on her are not one, two, three, or many graces but full; so full that if these graces were to be added up, they would be equaled to “the Lord is with you (her).” These graces, to name but a few, have been identified by the Catholic Church as: To be the Mother of God; to be perpetual virgin in her virginal conception of Christ, in giving birth to Christ, and her continuing virginity after His birth; to be conceived without original sin; and to be assumed body and soul into heaven, and all other graces. In short, if there is a grace that the Lord did not bestow onto Mary, she would not be full of grace. Thus, the Assumption of Mary and all other Marian dogmas are biblical for their basis lies in Luke 1:28. By proclaiming these dogmas, all that the Catholic Church did was to make known to the world, especially the faithful the graces the Lord himself bestowed on Mary. Besides these dogmas, there are many other graces or great things which the Lord has bestowed on Mary, Lk. 1:49, “for he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name.” These can be found in the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

[@youthdive]

Kecharitomene. Well said!

[@thekingslady1]

Chinemerem this is fantastic! I hope I can publish this on my channel someday -with your permission of course - to educate the Evangelical Christians.

[@youthdive]

Thanks a lot. Send me a message sometime.

[@williamburych2136]

Ancient Hebrew did not have words for grandparents, aunt, uncle or cousin...they were only called brothers and sisters. "Grandfather" was "father of my father/mother"... "Aunt" was "my father's/mother's sister", etc.

[@youthdive]

Truth!

[@MarcovonAntoni-jb6bh]

Thanks for your video explanation. We can add the sinlessness of Mary summerizes and implies all the four dogma: She was preserved from the original sin because the Mother of God was also capable to preserve herself from any other sin, to remain perpetually Virgin not to betray her ethernal vow to the angel of the Annunciation, to be preserved from death which Is a consequence inherited with the original sin and a divine punishment of the individual dins. The Virgin Mary hadn't nothing of those two, and thus she couldn't have experienced death. In that she could be thought to be better than her Divin Son of God, but only Christ had to fulfill prophecies for the ethernal salvation of the human kind.

[@youthdive]

This is good way to think about. However, consider what is meant by the “Dormition of Mary.” Death and decay aren’t the same thing. We know she didn’t suffer decay and he body did not bear the stain of sin. We also know she was taken up body and soul for the same reason. But what about death? We know she was tempted, like all descendants of Adam, and the early church teaches that she “slept.” Is this a form of death without decay, or is it just rest until she was taken up into heaven? I’m still considering these things.

[@simonewilliams7224]

Dogma is divinely revealed.

[@youthdive]

Truth!

[@ly_hyeon]

who declared the dogmas?

[@youthdive]

The Popes of the Catholic Church, guided by the Holy Spirit.

[@youthdive]

This article will help you find when they were declared: www.catholicnewsagency.com/resources/mary/general-information/the-four-marian-dogmas

[@mothermovementa]

Amen

[@youthdive]

Amen.

[@truthwillrevealed1588]

It take lot of Guards to talk about blessed Mary when you are sure about Jesus you talk about Blessed Mary No Give up.

[@youthdive]

Thank you very much. Please, keep me in your prayers whenever you say the rosary.

[@cynthiax56]

MARIAN DOGMAS IN THE BIBLE: (ignored by protestants) ➨THE QUEENSHIP AND ASSUMPTION OF MARY: ● REV 12:1 A great sign appeared in the heavens, a woman clothed with thge sun, themoon under her feet and on her head a CROWN (signifying a Queen) of 12 stars. REV 12 tells us the wiman who aooears in the heavens is the woman who gives birth to the male child who will rule the nations. (Mary) ➨ MARY'S STATE OF PURITY ● LUKE 1:24-48 The Angel Gabriel greeted Mary with: "Hail, full of grace (grace is the state of purity that God gives to human beings by which they are saved) the Lord is with thee" ➨ HONOURING MARY: ● LUKE 1:24-48 All generations will call her blessed. /Mary was chosen by God to bring his only Son to the human race. Therefore she clearly plays a role in the equasion of salvation.

[@geordiewishart1683]

False devil doctrine

[@geordiewishart1683]

The phrase “full of grace” in Greek is “plaras karitos,” and it occurs in only two places in the New Testament; neither one is in reference to Mary. “And the Word became flesh, and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, glory as of the only-begotten from the Father, full of grace and truth,” (John 1:14). “And Stephen, full of grace and power, was performing great wonders and signs among the people,” (Acts 6:8). The first citation refers to Jesus who is obviously full of grace. Jesus is God in flesh, the crucified and risen Lord, who cleanses us from our sins. In the second citation, it is Stephen who is full of grace. We can certainly affirm that Jesus was conceived without sin and remained sinless, but can we conclude this about Stephen as well? Certainly not. The phrase “full of grace” does not necessitate sinlessness by virtue of its use. In Stephen’s case, it signifies that he was “full of the Spirit and of wisdom,” along with faith and the Holy Spirit (Acts 6:3, 5). But Stephen was a sinner. Nevertheless, where does the phrase “full of grace” come from regarding Mary? The Latin Vulgate is the Latin translation of the Bible done by St. Jerome in the fourth century. It is here in Luke 1:28 that is found the unfortunate Latin translation which says “ave gratia plena “Hail full of grace.'” Remember, the New Testament was written in Greek-not Latin-but the Roman Church has derived its doctrine from the Latin translation - not the Greek original. Therefore, it constructed its doctrine on a false translation. Of course, it cannot correct itself since so much is invested in the worship, adoration, and prayer to Mary in the Roman Catholic Church; and to recant of this false teaching would greatly lessen its credibility. Unfortunately, this means that millions of Catholics will continue to look to Mary for help-not Christ who is truly full of grace. So what do the other translations say about Luke 1:28? Let’s find out. The Nestle-Aland 26th edition, Greek New Testament Interlinear-“having gone into her he said rejoice one having been favored, the master is with you.” The NRSV English-Greek Reverse-Interlinear New Testament-And he came to her and said, “Greetings, favored one! The Lord is with you.” American Standard Version-“And he came in unto her, and said, Hail, thou that art highly favored, the Lord is with thee.” English Standard Version-“And he came to her and said, Greetings, O favored one, the Lord is with you! Today’s English Version-‘”The angel came to her and said, “Peace be with you! The Lord is with you and has greatly blessed you!” King James Version-“And the angel came in unto her, and said, Hail, thou that art highly favoured, the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women.” New American Standard Bible-“And coming in, he said to her, Hail, favored one! The Lord is with you. New International Version-“The angel went to her and said, Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you. New King James Version-“And having come in, the angel said to her, Rejoice, highly favored one, the Lord is with you; blessed are you among women!” Revised Standard Version-“And he came to her and said, ‘Hail, O favored one, the Lord is with you!’ New Revised Standard Version- And he came to her and said, “Greetings, favored one! The Lord is with you.” The New Century Version-The angel came to her and said, “Greetings! The Lord has blessed you and is with you.” New Living Translation-Gabriel appeared to her and said, “Greetings, favored woman! The Lord is with you!’” The Cambridge Paragraph Bible-And the angel came in unto her, and said, Hail, ‘thou that art ‘highly favoured, ‘the Lord is with thee: ‘blessed art thou among women.’ The Holman Christian Standard Bible-“And the angel came to her and said, “Rejoice, favored woman! The Lord is with you.” International Standard Version-‘”The angel” came to her and said, “’Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you!” What does the Greek say here for “highly favored one? It is the single Greek word kexaritomena and means highly favored, make accepted, make graceful, etc. It does not mean “full of grace” which is “plaras karitos” (plaras = full and karitos = Grace) in the Greek. 5923 χαριτόω (charitoō): vb.; Str 5487; TDNT 9.372-LN 88.66 show kindness graciously give, freely give (Eph 1:6); as a passive participle, subst., “one highly favored.”1 5487 χαριτόω [charitoo /khar·ee·to·o/] v. From 5485; TDNT 9:372; TDNTA 1298; GK 5923; Two occurrences; AV translates as “be highly favoured” once, and “make accepted” once. 1 to make graceful. 1a charming, lovely, agreeable. 2 to peruse with grace, compass with favour. 3 to honour with blessings.2 Therefore, we conclude that the Roman Catholic Church has manufactured far too much doctrine concerning Mary out of the erroneous translation of the Latin Vulgate Bible, and that the RCC needs to recant its false teaching concerning Mary. Conclusion Mary was a very blessed woman. She was graced with the privilege of being able to bear the Son of God. We should never forget her high privilege in this respect. However, we must not elevate her to a level beyond that which is prescribed in Scripture. To do so is to be in error-the very error that is taught in the Roman Catholic Church. We urge Roman Catholics not to look to Mary. Instead, they should look to Jesus alone. He alone is the sinless one, the perfect one, the Lord, the mediator, the forgiver of our sins. It is he alone to whom we should appeal and trust for the forgiveness of our sins. We should not look to any creature no matter how blessed that creature may be. References

[@cynthiax56]

@@geordiewishart1683 you can write enough to fill a library, but if your foundation ios flawed, then you will still be incorrect. 👉First of all, the Greek word in question is a word will more than one meaning, and protestants simply choose the meaning that best suits their agenda. 👉And also the early protestant bibles (1526 and 1535) used the correctly worded scripture in Luke 1:24-48 which read that Mary was "FULL OF GRACE" Your lengthy post is so full of inaccuracies, they I'm not going to spend a long time answering it, except to say:... The same protestants who sneer at the idea of an infallible pope, who was given authority by JESUS HIMSELF, somehow believe that THEY THEMSELVES are infallible, even though Jesus never gave authority tyo protestantism, and they had nothing to do with producing the bible either. The bible existed 11 centuries before protestantism did, and it came from the catholic councilin the year 397 in it's COMPLETE and ACCIURATE form, which you do not have

[@cynthiax56]

speaking of the devil, Protestantism comes from Martin Licifer....not from Jesus, and Luther was a drunken pervert who had visions of the devil. Several of the great saints were shown Luther in hell@@geordiewishart1683

[@geordiewishart1683]

You claim inaccurate yet cannot describe them. Away and kiss your statues, bead rattler

[@laureneonunkwo4519]

Heyyyy. Looking for a co creator?

[@youthdive]

Hi. Not yet. We're unfortunately not that big yet. Thank you for offering. Keep me in your rosaries. :)

[@mothermovementa]

Mary the mother of god

[@youthdive]

Ave Maria!

[@ryanesau8147]

Correct title…Of the Catholic Church…. Has nothing to do with the bible or the doctrine of the bible

[@youthdive]

Google the origin of the Bible and remain humble.

[@ryanesau8147]

@@youthdive fallacy. Who wrote the Bible is your answer .. catholic arrogance once again

[@ryanesau8147]

@@youthdive Catholicism is an invented religion …didn’t come around until about 200 to 300 AD. The first christians were Jewish in Jerusalem..if you don’t know and the first real churches were in Asia Minor , they weren’t Catholic Churches , there were no popes …so get off your fallacy and fantasy

[@youthdive]

I guess you are incapable of recognising the truth when you see it. But I will still point you in the right direction. As you have found out that God gave the world the Bible through His Church which He founded on St. Peter the Rock, now, Google the first Pope of the Catholic Church and read Matthew 16:18. Remember, only those who belong to Christ will recognise and accept truth.

[@ryanesau8147]

@youthdive false info bud. Once again you have no clue about the actual history of your own church ... pure arrogance.

[@cmm6074]

Mary was NOT a virgin her whole life. Be serious 😂 Why is virginity so important? The "woman" in Revelation has no name. It was not clear if it was Mary.

[@youthdive]

Isaiah 7:14 and Ezekiel 44:2. Mary is the Lord’s, and He won’t share her with any other man. She is His Virgin. And everything doesn’t have to be spelt out in Sacred Scriptures. We have the Apostolic traditions (2 Thessalonians 2:15) and the Church (1 Timothy 3:15) to learn from as well.

[@anthonyb27]

@@youthdive You read a whole lot into Isaiah 7:14 and Ezekiel 44:2, huge stretch. And as for traditions, Jesus warned the Jews of his day concerning this very thing. Jesus said: "And in vain they worship Me, Teaching as doctrines the commandments of men.” -Matthew 15:9

[@youthdive]

@@anthonyb27 1 Corinthians 11:1 and 2 Thessalonians 2:15 teach us a lot about Apostolic Traditions. They are called “Sound Doctrines” (see 2 Timothy 1:13). We do not sit in our bedrooms and decide what sounds true and what doesn’t, based on our lusts and pride. Instead, we follow the examples of the Apostles and saints who have gone before us. This is why the Catholic Church’s teaching never changes, but by next week, Pastor Jimbo would have created 13 new heresies.

[@geordiewishart1683]

Really? 300 AD Prayers for the dead began 375 AD Veneration of angels and dead saints, and the use of icons. 394 AD The Mass as a daily celebration 431 AD Start of the veneration of Mary and first use of the term “Mother of God” at the Council of Ephesus 500 AD Priests began to dress differently than layman 526 AD Extreme Unction 551 AD Council of Chalcedon declares the church in Constantinople to be the head of the eastern branch of the church and equal in authority to the Pope 590 AD Pope Gregory I becomes Pope and the church enters into a period of enormous political and military power. Some call this the beginning of the Catholic Church as it is known today 593 AD The doctrine of Purgatory established by Gregory I 600 AD The Latin language imposed by Gregory I 607 AD Title of pope, given to Boniface III by emperor Phocas 709 AD Kissing of the pope’s foot began with pope Constantine 786 AD Worship of the cross, images, and relics authorized 850 AD Holy water, mixed with a pinch of salt and blessed by a priest 927 AD College of Cardinals established 995 AD Canonization of dead saints, first by John XV 998 AD Attendance at Mass made obligatory 1079 AD Celibacy of the priesthood decreed by pope Gregory VII 1090 AD The Rosary invented by Peter the Hermit 1184 AD The Inquisition instituted by the Council of Verona 1190 AD The sale of indulgences begun 1215 AD Fourth Council of the Lateran - ratified the teaching of transubstantiation. Also the confession of sins to a priest 1439 AD Purgatory proclaimed as dogma by the Council of Florence 1517 AD Luther publishes the 95 Theses 1545-1563 AD Catholic reformation begins 1545 AD Tradition declared of equal authority by the Council of Trent 1546 AD Council of Trent official accepts 11 of the Apocryphal books as canonical[BV4] 1854 AD Immaculate Conception of Mary proclaimed by pope Pius IX 1870 AD The First Vatican Council declares the policy of Papal infallibility 1950 AD Assumption of Mary (bodily ascension into heaven) proclaimed by pope Pius XII 1960s AD Second Vatican Council 1965 AD Mary proclaimed Mother of the Church by pope Paul VI Wow. An awful lot of changes. Are people who ate burgers on a Friday still in hell?

[@anthonyb27]

@@youthdive The Roman Catholic church's teaching never changes??? - Purgatory - The Mass - Baptismal Regeneration - Forbidding priests to marry - Indulgences - Infallibility of the Pope - Elevation of Mary in her immaculate conception and other characteristics. These are just some of the changes in Roman Catholic doctrine and practice over hundreds of years. How is that you say that their teaching never changes?