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Why would you do that anyway? Is your friend a saint? I'm sure you think so, but we are talking about people who are in heaven with God. If you think that it is stupid, as you obviously do, then what more can I say? I'm sorry to have strained your neuron.

Well, the Jews have their religion. We are told the only way for Salvation is thru Jesus Christ. That the Jews have the Torah plus tradition

Not one Jew has ever prayed to Moses, or AAron or Miriam, or the Baal Shem Tov, or any Rabbi no matter how revered. Commandment number one.

Why would you do that anyway? Is your friend a saint?

ROLFLOL! You are funny. Well, I am a saved man and my friend is a saved man:

1Ti 2:1 I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, [and] giving of thanks, be made for all men;

I guess that your Bible is radically different for this verse. And here is a verse specifically about healing prayers:

Jam 5:14 Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord:

I'm sure you think so, but we are talking about people who are in heaven with God. If you think that it is stupid, as you obviously do, then what more can I say? I'm sorry to have strained your neuron.

Well, I guess that one functioning neuron for a Bible believing Protestant is more effective than a brain full of mush who can't produce a single Bible verse to back up praying to those who have died.

And no, asking what authority you use to interpret scripture isn't changeing the subject. It begs asking since you refer to the bible for all of your arguments. How do you know you are even using inspired scripture since you reject Rome? Who is your authority?

Oh, I get it. You are claiming that the Bible does contain just such a verse, but I just can't intrepret it verse correctly. Well, come on and quit being coy. Give us the verse or admit you are just blowing smoke.