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IBAN / SEPA number: NL19RABO0136467849 / BIC number: RABONL2UXXX to Foundation Marypages, 6942 WX Didam, the Netherlands You can also donate to our bank account at Rabobank: Instead of a rosary and medal, you can also opt for a Pieta Prayerbook. The Testament of Mary,' a visceral one-woman dramatization of Colm Tibn's recently released, controversial short novel about the Virgin Mary that stars the characteristically intense Fiona. A Miraculous Medal (with detailed description), which was designed on the occasion of the apparitions of the Virgin to Catharina Labouré in 1830 in Paris. The rosary contains a drop of holy water from the spring in Lourdes. A beautiful pearl rosary from Lourdes, with detailed description 'How to pray the rosary'. And so, as the dragon tries to destroy both the Woman and her Son, so Tibn opens his mouth and spews out a torrent. The author concludes that some of these sayings which refer to the Son of man in his future exaltation and glory alone contain authentic words of Jesus in which the term has a messianic sense and that the Son of man christology in the gospels originated not in the creative thought of early Christians but in the preaching of Jesus himself.Please help Marypages to ensure its survivalĮvery donation, no matter how small, is welcome.īy a donation of 60 Euro or higher, we will offer you: The Testament of Mary intuits this, just as the dragon does in Revelation 12. The second part examines in detail the most important Son of man sayings attributed to Jesus in the first three Gospels. The earlier part of this book examines the most important of these against their Jewish background.

A variety of alternative explanations has been offered concerning the origin and meaning of this title as it appears in the Gospels. This would involve the exercise of the functions of judging and ruling associated with the Jewish concept of the Son of man. This monograph develops the view that the Synoptic Gospels suggest that Jesus expected vindication of his earthly mission after his death by receiving a status of exaltation in the presence of God.

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