My Book of Faith: 13 The Mystery that is Mary, Mother of God

God's Introduction
Forword
SECTION I: Background
1. Meet The Author
2. How God Communicated with Me
SECTION II: The Story of Creation
1. The Origin and Nature of God
2. In The Beginning
  - The Creation of the World
  - The Life God Created
3. Life in Heaven
SECTION III: Our Separation from God
SECTION IV: Understanding Salvation
1. The Purpose, Life and Death of Jesus Christ
2. The Mystery that is Mary, Mother of God
  - Queen of Heaven and the Universe
3. The Path of Salvation
4. The Road Less Travelled
5. The Promises of Salvation
SECTION V: Building Your Relationship With God

Section 4 Understanding Salvation - 13 The Mystery That Is Mary, Mother Of God

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Question: You said that it is possible for people to be born without original sin, born saint. So, why did you choose Mother Mary in particular?

God’s answer:

A shoot

She is My first generation.

Meaning: The red heart with the white no.1 and a shoot means the first sinless ovum that became life, who was Mother Mary.

However, note that the message says She is My first generation. Mother Mary is not of our generation but God’s generation. She is first generation. This is explained later.

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Question: So, Saint Anne then was the first woman to produce an ovum that has no original sin?

God’s answer:

A tag:
Spotless one
Donor: Anna

It was a rare find. I had her tagged.

Meaning: Yes, she was. Note that God referred to Saint Anne as Anna and not Anne. “Saint Anne (also known as Ann or Anna or Anne Elizabeth, from Hebrew Hannah חַנה, ָּ meaning "favor" or "grace") of David's house and line, was the mother of the Virgin Mary and grandmother of Jesus Christ, according to Christian and Islamic tradition.”²

“Anna is a Latin form of the Greek name Άννα and the Hebrew name Hannah. Anna is in wide use in countries across the world as are its variants Anne, originally a French version of the name, though in use in English speaking

² Wikipedia, 'Saint Anne' (2015) <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Anne> accessed 25 August 2015.

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