Prayers to Mary by those who claim they don't worship dead people...

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http://www.orthodoxnet.com/worship/occasionalprayers.html


while the Word of God is found in Holy Scripture, and only in Holy Scripture... not altered
" bibles " as the pretenders imagine, here we have a small collection of Gnostic non-sense stemming
from denominational traditions of men and passed down from one generation to the next.

because the Word of God tells us there are but two distinct classes of people in His Creation we
can expect the one class to troll out of their reconditioned bibles half doctrines and enhance what
they've stolen so it meets their standards... after all, the Word of God was meant to be reworded by
man as far as the tares are concerned.

and so we find prayers to the dead and that old heresy called ' transubstantiation ' on this site.
its against the Law of God to drink blood, De.12:23; Lev.7:26 and other text of Holy Scripture,
but because of the pretender's belief system that eternal life is passed from God to man by things
of His Creation, we of course find their taste for witchcraft and cannibalism included in this
diabolical doctrine they call ' transubstantion.'

it is witchcraft to drink blood and eat human flesh supposing the spiritual substances hidden
therein translates to the taker. this claim of transubstantiation is overthrown by God by a direct
statement after those present have taken of the wine that this was still wine after they have been
blessed by the Savior, Mt.26:29. Jesus' disciples, according to Mary's worshipers, drank blood
given to them by God Himself

it is necromancy to pray to the dead, De.18... Mary's worshipers, in their pretense of being
righteous, have actually posted a heading on this site saying... " Prayer for the dead. "
never missing an opportunity to display the disdain they have for the Living God, their Gnostic
prayers are sent to Him through Mary as we read in the title " Troparia to the Holy Trinity. "

the idea " Holy Trinity " is not found in Holy Scripture. the Word of God clearly and unmistakably
and repeatedly speaks of there being one God and one God only. such addresses as
" God, the Father... God, the Son... God, the Holy Spirit " are simply evidencing the belief in
polytheism.

" Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye devour widows' houses, and for a
pretence make long prayer: therefore ye shall receive the greater damnation. "
Mat 23:14





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