Why the Idolization of Mary is SIN!

Glory be to God! ** 🙋🏾‍♀️ STAY TUNED UNTIL THE VERY END OF THIS EPISODE! ** 🚩TUNE IN EVERY 2 TO 3 DAYS FOR NEW EPISODES! Follow me on Facebook under AuntCynthia Whitaker 😊💥 Join me today as I share: my encounter with a precious Catholic who was greatly deceived (sad to say) about the IDOLATROUS worship of Mary, Jesus' earthly mother. In this tale, you will hear how I expressed to her and held my ground, that we worship no one but the TRUE and LIVING God. But she was insistent, and rather aggressive and dogmatic, that praying to Mary is necessary because she: (1) Is "Blessed among all women." (2) Is our great intercessor and that (3) It is only through Mary, that Jesus answers our prayers. Apparently, according to Catholicism, Mary is the "end all, that be all," worthy of high exaltation & praise, and that Heaven waits with bated breath for her intercessions on behalf of the people! That without Mary, the Lord Jesus would never receive our prayers! This is one of the many false doctrines the Roman Catholic "pagan" Church carries and they are dogmatic and ritualistic in their approach and they need to repent and come out of this synagogue of Satan! Do not be deceived by any religion/person that pulls you away from the all-sufficient sacrifice of Christ Jesus! Christ Jesus is the ONLY go-between man and Holy God, not Mary, who needed a Savior as well! The Bible is absolutely clear that we are to worship God alone. The only instances of anyone other than God receiving worship in the Bible, are false gods, which are Satan and his demons. We are NEVER commanded to worship anything in Heaven, on earth or under the earth! We don't go to the dead to get our prayers answered! That is idolatry and if left unrepented, it will send you straight to the Lake of Fire! 1 Corinthians 6:9-10, tells us that no idolater will inherit the Kingdom of God! So we will be taking a look at some of the false doctrines in Catholicism and how we need to avoid this "empty philosophy" and "high-sound nonsense," as Colossians 2:8 instructs. We