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Is it just me, or you difficult to deal with?

Were these questions answered to your satisfaction?

I don't think He was ever bad, I could be wrong. Perhaps you can give us a Biblical reference?

I think most catholics forget the human side of life, and she was just as human as you were, I think when he was 12 years old, he told them in more or less words, get a life Mom and Dad, I have my Fathers work to do.

First, I don't think they minded. Second, I really don't think Jesus would say that to His parents. After all, wouldn't that be braking His own rules?

Were these questions answered to your satisfaction? I would appreciate an answer before you go flying off in another direction, change your words, and then accuse me of not paying attention to what you say.

And while I'm at it. Are you going to respond to this? (second post).

If we are to continue a dialogue it is important that one be consistent with his questions/arguments.

Post #1529 you asked:

Who was the first person to hear the Word of God and really keep it in a literal sense? Jesus is not admonishing his mother, but stating why she is truly Blessed.
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Post #1536 I replied:

Was it Zechari'ah? It certainly wasn't Mary.
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After considerable byplay I replied and apologized for misreading your original question:

post # 1603 (Peylao)Are you really saying Zechariah new about Jesus befor Mary was told? Where, in the Bible, did the Angel tell him about Jesus?
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(REGGIE) You are right. Mary was the first who heard the name Jesus. I probably wasn't paying enough attention to your exact question. I still don't know what that has to do with "Perpetual Virginity" but, if you think so, that is fine with me.
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Do you believe it is fair play to change the content of your question from one post to another and expect the recipient to check whether you are accurately restating the original question?

Do you still insist Mary was the first person to hear the Word of God?

Do you acknowledge you changed your question from first to last post? This is important to me as a matter of honor.