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I agree with your family. Can you find people alive that can pray with you? Or, just pray to our father along with Jesus and the Holy Ghost.
this isn't the place for this.
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Interesting, but wasn't that before the death of Christ? Were people always able to ask for intercession?Moses was dead, yet appeared at the Transfiguration.
That's a really good question, actually.Interesting, but wasn't that before the death of Christ? Were people always able to ask for intercession?
Interesting, but wasn't that before the death of Christ? Were people always able to ask for intercession?
Isn't there something ... maybe connected with Rachel? I think in Judaism (before Christ)?Interesting, but wasn't that before the death of Christ? Were people always able to ask for intercession?
Howdy! I am discussing with my family about the intercession of the Saints but they say that they are dead and "sleeping". Is there any verse I could use to help my case?
Isn't there something ... maybe connected with Rachel? I think in Judaism (before Christ)?
I know the Jews prayed FOR the dead. But I'm thinking there was a reference to them also asking prayers?
But I probably wouldn't base too much on it either way. Israel got some theology wrong according to what Christ who more fully revealed God to us.
Interesting, I always viewed it as poetic.yes, the slaughter of the Holy Innocents by Herod.
Interesting, I always viewed it as poetic.
Interesting, I always viewed it as poetic.
it is, but that doesn't mean it wasn't prophetic or real.
I think just as Jesus talked about the rich man and Father Abraham conversing in Hades ... whether you consider it a parable or not, I don't think Jesus would have even used such an example if souls were unconscious after death. So whether a parable or an actual account, I think it must be true in the sense that it is an accurate reflection of what souls might experience, at the very least.
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