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Divine Mercy Chaplet for Protestants?

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Mikoo

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Be careful, when you finally realise it was Jesus appearing to this nun, you will have been accusing Him of being a demon.

Be careful, when you finally realise it was a demon appearing to this nun, you will have been accusing Jesus of being a demon.
 

Mikoo

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I prayed over a young man recently and Jesus cured him completely, he was riddled with cancer and terminal. Don’t tell me miracles aren’t in our time. And how many times I have been protected and provided for in humanly impossible situations, and the many times Jesus sent His angels to help me.
Really? Great. What was his/her name? Where can we read about this miracle like we can the ones in God's Word? This would be national news and a great testimony if made public. Please give us the details.
 

Mikoo

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Healing and miracles confirm the Gospel we preach, if you do not believe and are doubting, the world will not believe either.
So when you preach the rc gospel the healings and miracles confirm it? Where can we read about this as we can in God's Word when healing and miracles followed His Apostles preaching God's Gospel? This would be a great testimony to the world.
 

Mikoo

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“Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever believes in me will also do the works that I do; and greater works than these will he do, because I am going to the Father.“

Follow the miracles to find those that truly truly believe in Jesus.

If you do not believe words, believe the miracles.
Great! Where can we read about all the healing and miracles that accompany when you preach the rc gospel? This will allow the public to not just believe your words, they can believe the miracles! What a testimony this could be!
 

Cathode

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Really? Great. What was his/her name? Where can we read about this miracle like we can the ones in God's Word? This would be national news and a great testimony if made public. Please give us the details.

He doesn’t want the lime light, he has a rough background.

Besides I don’t think you would believe even if someone was raised from the dead.

Incorrupt bodies of saints are a running miracle you can see today. Independent scientists have even drawn blood from them.

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After 140 years you would expect the news to pick it up, but people will rationalise it away. Saint Bernadette and many others.
 

Mikoo

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He doesn’t want the lime light, he has a rough background.

Besides I don’t think you would believe even if someone was raised from the dead.

Incorrupt bodies of saints are a running miracle you can see today. Independent scientists have even drawn blood from them.

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After 140 years you would expect the news to pick it up, but people will rationalise it away. Saint Bernadette and many others.
Exactly the answer I expected.
 

Cathode

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Exactly the answer I expected.

Exactly the sneer I expected, miracles aren’t for the sneerers and scoffers, no proof is good enough for them.

The greatest miracle is bringing a scoffer to belief, that is a greater miracle than raising the dead.

The world does not want to know these things much less believe.
 

Cathode

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Great! Where can we read about all the healing and miracles that accompany when you preach the rc gospel? This will allow the public to not just believe your words, they can believe the miracles! What a testimony this could be!

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Mikoo

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Exactly the sneer I expected, miracles aren’t for the sneerers and scoffers, no proof is good enough for them.

The greatest miracle is bringing a scoffer to belief, that is a greater miracle than raising the dead.

The world does not want to know these things much less believe.
Lol. Your posts and advice. Big talk. Confident. Many words. No substance. More of the same. IMHO
 

Mikoo

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Great! Where can we read about all the healing and miracles that accompany when you preach the rc gospel? This will allow the public to not just believe your words, they can believe the miracles! What a testimony this could be!
Still waiting. All the self-righteous (IMHO) words about our weak faith. You said 'believe the miracle'! We are still waiting.
Great! Where can we read about all the healing and miracles that accompany when you preach the rc gospel? This will allow the public to not just believe your words, they can believe the miracles! What a testimony this could be!
 

canadyjd

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Which of those prayers mention Mary?

These are prayers directed to Jesus and The Eternal Father, asking for mercy.

Be careful, when you finally realise it was Jesus appearing to this nun, you will have been accusing Him of being a demon.

Jesus gave His entire self to us and for us, that is why we can offer Him and His sufferings to The Father.

Jesus taught these prayers to a humble nun so that people can make particular appeal to His great Mercy, to have Faith and trust in His Mercy.

Your prejudice won’t allow you see, you are chained to it.
In the opening statement of the OP you stated there is one “Hail Mary” in the prayer. That pollutes the whole.

If you had a glass of pure water and put one drop of sewage in it, that pollutes the whole.

All the rest of the prayer is full of bad theology and Catholic propaganda, unsupported by scripture. That makes it satanic in origin. Everything not of God is a lie of Satan.

I am “chained” to the truth of God’s Word. I have no fear God will rebuke me in heaven when I point out Catholic error.

peace to you
 

canadyjd

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This is how Jesus appeared to sister Faustina.

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Jesus asked for trust in Him, not just for our own salvation but for all sinners we entrust to Him. Our Faith calls down His Mercy, for Graces to rain on others.
The measure we measure.

“I am offering people a vessel with which they are to keep coming for graces to the fountain of mercy. That vessel is this image with the signature: ‘Jesus, I trust in You.’”

“I promise that the soul that will venerate this image will not perish. I also promise victory over [its] enemies already here on earth, especially at the hour of death. I Myself will defend it as My own glory.”
Funny… the “image” of Jesus is of a white European… instead of a dark skinned middle eastern Jew.

The “image” becomes a vessel to receive mercy if only we bow down to it and “venerate” it.

It is the very definition of idolatry and is obviously satanic in origin.

You have been deceived. Your nun was deceived.

peace to you
 

Cathode

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Lol. Your posts and advice. Big talk. Confident. Many words. No substance. More of the same. IMHO

No substance is substantial enough for you.

People have declared their cessationist belief, that no miracles are possible in these times, only Apostolic times. This is anti faith.

You would only call it satanic or rationalise it in some other way.

We go out in pairs in street ministry and we are lead to those Jesus wants to help. Jesus does the work, not us. We are joyful nobody’s and Jesus gets the Glory. Those who are healed by Jesus come to faith in Him, that is what is important.

There is no fanfare, marketing, corporatising or bottling a product, we just go to where we are sent and pray over people and Jesus power does the rest.
 

Cathode

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In the opening statement of the OP you stated there is one “Hail Mary” in the prayer. That pollutes the whole.

If you had a glass of pure water and put one drop of sewage in it, that pollutes the whole.

All the rest of the prayer is full of bad theology and Catholic propaganda, unsupported by scripture. That makes it satanic in origin. Everything not of God is a lie of Satan.

The words of the Hail Mary are from Scripture, if that’s sewage to you, you have serious problems.

I am “chained” to the truth of God’s Word. I have no fear God will rebuke me in heaven when I point out Catholic error.

You have made a terrible mistake, you are not the arbiter Scriptures meaning. You don’t understand the scripture.
 

Cathode

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Funny… the “image” of Jesus is of a white European… instead of a dark skinned middle eastern Jew.

The “image” becomes a vessel to receive mercy if only we bow down to it and “venerate” it.

It is the very definition of idolatry and is obviously satanic in origin.

You have been deceived. Your nun was deceived.

peace to you

So Catholic bad, nothing good?

You are chained tight to prejudice, like I said.
 

canadyjd

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So Catholic bad, nothing good?

You are chained tight to prejudice, like I said.
Catholics have a mixture of good and bad. Catholics have the gospel. They have, however, distorted it and added to it to the point where if any are saved, they are saved despite the many errors.

But God can hit straight with a crooked stick. If God desires someone to be saved, He will make it happen. Salvation is possible where the gospel is preached.

I have no doubt there are “saved” Catholics. Martin Luther and John Calvin were both Catholic priests who realized the error of Catholic teachings and attempted to reform the RCC… thus the “reformation”.

I am “chained” to the Word of God. You are chained to Catholic propaganda that is devoid of understanding scripture.

You worship an image of “Jesus”, created by human hands, claiming if one bows and “venerates” the image the image becomes a vessel of mercy.

In you Catholic blindness you cannot see the connection to the lies of Satan himself in this teaching.

And then you declare I need to be careful not accepting your obvious satanic error

peace to you
 

Silverhair

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Demons don’t ask for mercy on mankind or to trust in Jesus, remember about the house divided. Remember who got themselves in major trouble accusing Jesus of having a demon.

So “ Jesus, I trust in you “ is Satanic ?

“ Eternal Father, I offer you the body and blood, soul and divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ in Atonement for our sins and those of the whole world “

“ For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world. “

These aren’t satanic, Satan would be working against himself, which is stupid.



I know.



Each time we say The Lord’s Prayer we are mediating between God and man, for ourselves and others. “ Give us this day our daily bread “ and “ forgive us our trespasses “ and “ lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil “

Jesus even said that we could ask The Father for anything in His Name, so that would also be acting as mediators.

The mediatorship being referred to is Christ’s unique mediation between God and man on the Cross to redeem the world.


Have you not read
2Co 11:14 And no wonder! For Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light.
2Co 11:15 Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also transform themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will be according to their works.

Do not think he, Satan, or his ministers would lie and say Christ is Lord so they can twist the truth to their own ends. We see false teachers all the time, they add tradition to scripture or give pronouncements from their lofty position and people follow it without question. We see leaders exalt themselves as spokesmen from God and able to forgive sin. The wrath of God awaits them.
 

Silverhair

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Exactly the sneer I expected, miracles aren’t for the sneerers and scoffers, no proof is good enough for them.

The greatest miracle is bringing a scoffer to belief, that is a greater miracle than raising the dead.

The world does not want to know these things much less believe.

The RCC has claimed many miracles but for some reason those that receive the healings etc. do not want to have their names made public.

What would you expect when you do not provide any proof.
 

Cathode

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Catholics have a mixture of good and bad. Catholics have the gospel. They have, however, distorted it and added to it to the point where if any are saved, they are saved despite the many errors.

But God can hit straight with a crooked stick. If God desires someone to be saved, He will make it happen. Salvation is possible where the gospel is preached.

I have no doubt there are “saved” Catholics. Martin Luther and John Calvin were both Catholic priests who realized the error of Catholic teachings and attempted to reform the RCC… thus the “reformation”.

I am “chained” to the Word of God. You are chained to Catholic propaganda that is devoid of understanding scripture.

You worship an image of “Jesus”, created by human hands, claiming if one bows and “venerates” the image the image becomes a vessel of mercy.

In you Catholic blindness you cannot see the connection to the lies of Satan himself in this teaching.

And then you declare I need to be careful not accepting your obvious satanic error

peace to you

You do need to be careful what you call satanic, you are in a small human founded and divided section of late Christianity that has no connection with any of the ancient Apostolic churches theology on this or the vast majority of Christian theology today.
Christianity is far bigger than you even suspect. Accusing the largest and most ancient Church that determined the Bible itself of being satanic, is very imprudent to say the least. The chances of you being wrong is very high, and the gravity of your accusations carry enormous consequences if wrong.

Luther and Calvin reformed nothing, they rebelled against the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Faith founded by Christ.

What they founded was dry, desupernaturalised and legalistic theology, which has degraded into every wind of doctrine today.

Jesus desires His image venerated because of who it represents, Him and His Mercy.
 

Silverhair

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You do need to be careful what you call satanic, you are in a small human founded and divided section of late Christianity that has no connection with any of the ancient Apostolic churches theology on this or the vast majority of Christian theology today.
Christianity is far bigger than you even suspect. Accusing the largest and most ancient Church that determined the Bible itself of being satanic, is very imprudent to say the least. The chances of you being wrong is very high, and the gravity of your accusations carry enormous consequences if wrong.

Luther and Calvin reformed nothing, they rebelled against the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Faith founded by Christ.

What they founded was dry, desupernaturalised and legalistic theology, which has degraded into every wind of doctrine today.

Jesus desires His image venerated because of who it represents, Him and His Mercy.

If you would spend half as much tie defending scripture as you do defending you man made theology you would realize the errors that have been brought into the RCC. You need to trust the God of scripture not the RCC version tat you bow down to.
 
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