Anyone who goes beyond what the Holy Spirit had written which is “the mother of Jesus” is purporting to speak in the stead of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit did NOT use the words “mother of God” and we can be assured it was for a reason. Change the words of the Holy Spirit at your own peril.
I’ve already responded to you about this in post 487, so I will not repeat it here, but have you ever considered how many Biblical truths would not hold by following this requirement that we cannot go beyond the specific wording for a Biblical teaching to be true?
"Anyone who goes beyond what the Holy Spirit had written which is “the mother of Jesus” is purporting to speak in the stead of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit did NOT use the words “mother of God” and we can be assured it was for a reason. Change the words of the Holy Spirit at your own peril."
Making up doctrines not specifically taught by the apostles that are then required for belief to gain salvation by some organization such as the Catholic Church is tantamount to changing the words of the Holy Spirit. Paul clearly stated that anyone who taught something they didn't was to be considered accursed.