Welcome to "Revelation Unraveled". I'm your host, William Tapley,
also known as the "Third Eagle of the Apocalypse",
and the "Co Prophet
of the End Times".
I'm doing this program on December the 8th
which is the feast
of the Immaculate Conception,
and that is when we honor Mary,
because she was conceived
without original sin;
and, in fact, she lived her entire life
without committing any sin.
She was unique
among all humans
in that respect,
and, in our battle against the anti christ,
this is important to understand,
because, although Jesus is our commander in chief,
don't forget,
Mary is his five-star general!
Several months ago on YouTube
there was a debate
about the Immaculate Conception:
Keith Truth
took the position
that this doctrine was false
and Bingolly1 took the Catholic view,
and that is that Mary indeed
was created without original sin.
Now, when I commented on Keith Truth's first video
and pointed out an error,
he blocked me from making any further comments.
Here is my responses to Keith's video for which he blocked me:
You are in error when you say "God my savior"
is a common phrase in scripture.
Mary is the ONLY person to say "God my savior".
OUR savior is common
but not MY savior.
Notice, Mary does not say "Jesus my savior", even though Jesus is in her womb.
That's because Mary was sinless and did not require his sacrifice.
It's important for us to understand,
that although Jesus
is the Savior for all the rest of us,
because we are sinners,
God as a trinity is the Savior for Mary.
That's why she says
"God my savior" instead of "Jesus my savior".
Just as the phrase "blessed among women" is unique to Mary, so also is the phrase,
"God my savior".
But, here is Keith's response.
Keith responded to my comment:
check your bible again my friend
because in 2nd Samuel chapter 22, verse 3,
"God.. my saviour is said.
But, Keith is being very deceptive
because these 2 little dots here
represent 24 words, a colon, a semicolon and 2 commas.
This phrase "God my savior" is not found in Samuel,
and I don't know why Keith calls me "my friend"
because immediately after he posted this response
he blocked me!
If you can leave out 24 words, one colon,
one semicolon and 2 commas
from any 2 particular words in the bible,
you can get any
quote you want from the bible.
But now, here are Mary's exact words:
Luke chapter 1, verses 46 and 47,
and Mary said, my soul magnifies the lord
and my spirit has rejoiced in God my savior.
Notice there are no dots which indicate missing words or colons, or semicolons
in this phrase of Mary.
Mary says "God my savior",
and the reason is because Jesus did not have to die for Mary's sins.
Mary was sinless;
she was immaculately conceived.
Jesus died and suffered and shed his blood for the rest of us,
not God the Father,
not God the Holy Spirit.
That's why when Jesus says: "my God, my God,
why have you forsaken me",
he is referring to the other two persons of the Divine Trinity.
They did not suffer and die on the cross.
That was Jesus'
fate only,
and therefore, when Mary says "God my savior"
she is not saying that Jesus suffered and died for her.
So, why does Mary say "God my savior"
if God does not save her from sin?
And, in the very next biblical passage we realize that it is not sin
which God saves Mary from.
Luke 1:48,
For he has looked upon the lowliness of his handmaid for behold, from henceforth
all generations
shall call me blessed.
Notice that God,
as a Trinity, does not save Mary from sin anywhere in this passage;
he saves her from the ignominy of obscurity,
for from henceforth all generations shall call Mary blessed.
Mary is the woman
in Genesis 3:15
who is destined to crush the head of the serpent.
As I said before,
Jesus is our commander in chief
in this battle against the anti christ,
but, Mary is his five-star general.
Those who like to say that only Jesus
be victorious in this battle against the anti christ
like to point out to me a passage from 2nd Thessalonians.
Let's look at what Saint Paul says.
2nd Thessalonians, chapter 2, verse 8:
and then shall that lawless one be revealed.
Now, this lawless one is the anti christ,
whom the Lord Jesus shall kill with the spirit of his mouth,
and shall destroy with the brightness of his coming.
Notice, Jesus will kill the anti christ WITH the the spirit of his mouth
and WITH the brightness of his coming.
These are his 2 weapons: the spirit
and the brightness.
But, what does the "spirit of his mouth"
and the "brightness of his coming" signify?
Notice, the duality.
This is very similar to the two edged sword which comes out of Jesus' mouth.
That is also symbolic.
Those two sides of the sword symbolize Mary's rosary and scapular.
Those are Jesus' weapons which he uses to defeat the anti christ.
Now, the "brightness of his coming"
is a visual sign,
and that refers to Mary's scapular.
The "spirit of his mouth"
is an audible sign,
and that symbolizes prayer, specifically
Mary's rosary.
Now, we see this same duality in the fight between David and Goliath
which all Bible scholars will tell you
symbolizes the end times battle between Jesus and the anti christ.
1st Samuel, chapter 17, verse 47,
and now, this is David
shouting out to Goliath:
And all this assembly shall know that the Lord saves not with sword and spear:
for the battle is the Lord's, and he will give you into our hands.
Now, the question is
if the Lord saves not with sword and spear,
what does he save with?
From this passage
it ought to be obvious
that to defeat the anti christ
we cannot count on hiding guns or hoarding gold.
This is a spiritual battle.
As Saint Paul says,
we are battling
powers and principalities.
The two weapons which Jesus uses are Mary's rosary and scapular.
1st Samuel, chapter 17, verse 50:
So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone,
and smote the Philistine, and slew him;
but there was no sword in the hand of David.
But, what does this stone signify?
Remember, David chose 5 smooth pebbles.
Those 5 smooth pebbles symbolize Mary's rosary.
This sling symbolizes Mary's scapular.
Just as David symbolizes Jesus
and the Philistine, Goliath,
symbolizes the anti christ.
Although Mary was conceived without sin,
she is not the only one.
Adam and Eve were also conceived without sin,
however, they fell.
Mary's perfection shows that Adam and Eve
were guilty, as are the rest of us.
We must do what Jesus said, and that is:
"be perfect even as our father in heaven is perfect",
if we expect to defeat the anti christ!
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