[Al Hitan]

Well of course there's a difference...

Thanks for making my point:

kurios - God

Elizabeth's use of kyrios instead of theos when addressing Mary didn't diminish the fact that the baby in her womb was God.

[Iscool]

Elizabeth's use of kyrios instead of theos when addressing Mary didn't diminish the fact that the baby in her womb was God.

It most certainly did because she knew the difference between God and King...If she had meant God she would have said theos and not kyrios...Elizabeth did not recognize Jesus (in the womb) as the God of creation...

We can either accept the Catholic deception or we can read and understand the bible...Neither Elizabeth nor anyone else was looking for God to show up in the flesh...They were looking and waiting for the promised King/Lord/Messiah to lead in the promised physical kingdom...And THAT is whom Elizabeth became aware of..

The diety of Jesus was not the human flesh...His flesh was made in the fashion of a man...The flesh of Jesus could never have made it to heaven...It would have burned up traveling thru the atmosphere...And THAT's the part of Jesus that Mary was the mother of...

[metmom]

Kyrios is *lord*.

God is *theos*.

Elizabeth used *lord - kyrios* not *God - theos*.