[xone]

If you want to use that verse as a cheap debating point, you have to accept the other conclusions that necessarily flow from it. The problem is not with the verse, but with your attempt to reach an unwarranted conclusion.

Again, Jesus knew Who He was. Jesus said it, but because it conflicts with a YOPIOSism about Mary of Catholics, Catholics discount it. I argue no 'logic' just a clear reading of s simple passage. One of the many that must be dumped to elevate Mary the Mother of God to her present position in Catholicism. The Lord Himself said it. Your argument is with Jesus (again), take it up with Him if you can find Him under the bus where He is cast by Catholic reasoning. This is like arguing with liberals.

[small voice in the wilderness]

"Let them praise the name of the Lord: for his name ALONE is excellent; his glory is above the earth and heaven." (Psalms 148:13).

That says it all, really.

[Quix]

Again, Jesus knew Who He was. Jesus said it, but because it conflicts with a YOPIOSism about Mary of Catholics, Catholics discount it. I argue no ‘logic’ just a clear reading of s simple passage. One of the many that must be dumped to elevate Mary the Mother of God to her present position in Catholicism. The Lord Himself said it. Your argument is with Jesus (again), take it up with Him if you can find Him under the bus where He is cast by Catholic reasoning. This is like arguing with liberals.

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I agree and disagree.

I agree with all your points . . . except the last one.

It’s like arguing with LOBOTOMIZED LIBERALS.