non catholics don’t like the Hail Mary, fine; but don’t label it as unscriptural.
I am Lutheran. When the Rosary is said the first thing recited is a prayer to God and Jesus. I really don’t remember how it goes
“...I don’t remember how it goes...”
Hail Mary Full of Grace the Lord is with you - Luke 1:28
Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb (v. 42) Jesus.
Holy Mary (holy as in “you have found favor with God”,v 30) Mother of God (”mother of my Lord”, v. 43)
Pray for us sinners (in the same way as we Christians pray for each other) Now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
All scriptural. There are scripture verses that refer to the apostles praying for one another that I won’t look up right now but they aren’t difficult to find, and we modern Christians still pray for each other.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!