And just where amidst the close to 200 prayers in Scripture do you see even one prayer addressed to anyone in Heaven but the Lord, or in instructions on who to address in prayer to Heaven, or any one called queen of Heaven, unless it was pagans?
You seem to be new to this thread so i will repeat what i said in #1239 ,
Considering that the only people who prayed anyone else in Heaven but the Lord are pagans,
and that the only Queen of Heaven in Scripture is that of pagans,
and that the only ones bowing does before idols and making requests are idolators,
and that the only one shows having the power to hear virtually infinite incessant prayers addressed to them in Heaven from earth is the Lord,
and that we are admonished not to think of men above that which is written, (1Cor. 4:6)
and as Scripture does not testify to the plethora of platitudes ascribed to her, of which are those only given to God,
then we must conclude the Mary of Catholicism is not that the holy women of Scripture, and the devotion to her is much of the flesh, and likewise the visions of her, or from the devil, who seeks to bring souls to worship instruments of grace as God, who alone is exalted as Caths do to their Mary.
As said, in Bible times one could not explain kneeling before a statue and praising the entity it represented in the unseen world, and as having Divine powers and glory, and making offerings and beseeching such for Heavenly help, directly accessed by mental prayer!
Moses, put down those rocks! I was only engaging in hyper dulia, not adoring her. Can't you tell the difference?
As even St. Epiphanius is quoted by Haydoc as saying, while Haydoc violates it, "it is no less criminal to vilify the holy Virgin, than to glorify her above measure."
There's that "twinkling of an eye" thingie.
All it takes is looking at Mary instead of Jesus to miss eternal life. That teaching makes it easy to miss Jesus when He calls.
"...salvation is quicker if we remember Mary's name"---no MISSING salvation is quicker.
The message from God is "keep your eyes upon Jesus."