The Assumption of Mary: Was Mary Assumed into Heaven Alive?

[@kris480905]

Thanks. I thought I knew a bit about the Assumption but there is so much more that you have shared with us.

[@christopherdsouza1357]

Wow. My faith is strong enough to believe that Mary was assumed into Heaven , but, i would never have been able to explain to anyone giving the Church stand point . You have put it so simply and yet so profoundly Thanks for all the time and research you do to make these videos to strengthen and build our faith God Bless

[@mediatrix1111]

Bro the drum groove going on in the background is a little disturbing. This the 3rd or 4th video of yours that I watched back to back and kept getting a little disturbed by the background loop going on. Kept ignoring it. But now I thought I ought to mention it to you. Thks.

[@unapologeticcatholicin]

Thanks for the feedback. We have changed the music in our recent videos.

[@lindak3030]

Haven't watched the video, but I can answer the question posed in the title...no. When people die, they rot. That's all. There's nothing else.

[@Mysaviourify]

Well if you aren't an atheist then Jesus said to his disciples that there are some here who will not taste death before seeing heaven in Matthew 16:28

[@petersclafani4370]

Which mary. The mother or Magdalena

[@romeoborja3316]

Words in Revelations are NOT Literal... They are Symbols... The woman in revelations 12:1 is the Church with 12 stars, the 12 stars are the 12 apostles.. it means the Church with 12 apostles. Revelations 12:1 NIV "A great sign appeared in heaven: a WOMAN clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet and a crown of TWELVE STARS on her head." The Church is the woman: II Corinthians 11:2 "I am jealous for you with a godly jealousy. I promised you to one husband, to Christ, so that I might present you as a PURE VIRGIN to him."

[@joby4jesus]

Brother, please refrain from spreading misinformation about Bible verses. Nowhere in the Bible does it mention 'hail mary.' The verse you are referring to is from the book of Luke 1:28, where the angel addresses Mary as the 'highly favored one,' not 'hail mary.' See the verse below: Luke 1:28 And having come in, the angel said to her, 'Rejoice, highly favored one, the Lord is with you; blessed are you among women!' Now, as for praying to Mary for intercession, it's important to note that none of Jesus' disciples practiced this. The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the only mediator between men and God, as stated in 1 Timothy 2:5 (NIV): 'For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus.' I hope this clarifies the biblical perspective on the matter.