Protestant Wife Reads Luke 1—“I’VE BEEN LIED TO” About the Rosary! | Sam Shamoun Answers
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Is the Rosary unbiblical—or were Protestants never shown where its words come from?
In this powerful live conversation, Joey brings his Protestant wife, Sarah, into the discussion. She was taught that praying the Rosary and honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary amounted to idolatry. But when she reads Luke 1 for herself, she discovers the words spoken to Mary by the angel Gabriel and by Elizabeth while filled with the Holy Spirit.
Her reaction says everything:
“I’ve been lied to.”
This biblical examination answers several important questions:
• Is the Hail Mary found in Scripture?
• Does honoring Mary distract us from Jesus?
• Why ask Mary and the saints to pray for us?
• Is Mary truly the Mother of God?
• Why do Catholics call her “Holy Mary”?
• Does the Rosary glorify Mary instead of Christ?
Watch the entire conversation before judging Catholic teaching. Then share this video with someone who believes the Rosary is unbiblical or idolatrous.
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BIBLICAL REFERENCES
Luke 1:15, 19, 26–38, 39–45, 48
Matthew 1:22–23
John 19:26–27
Philippians 4:8–9
James 5:16
Hebrews 12:22–24
Revelation 5:8
Revelation 8:3–4
Psalm 66:18
Isaiah 59:1–2
Habakkuk 1:13
Leviticus 11:44–45
Matthew 5:48
1 Peter 1:15–16
1 John 3:1–10
Revelation 21:22–27
#Rosary #CatholicApologetics #VirginMary #HailMary #MotherOfGod #CatholicChurch #BibleStudy #Protestant #Christianity
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As a Catholic, I do not resent these criticisms; rather, I view them as a result of deception arising within human-established churches. I believe that conversion to the Catholic Church follows when individuals take the time to study its teachings and identity.
I know because I pray the Holy Rosary everyday.
Protestant Wife Reads Luke 1—“I’VE BEEN LIED TO” About the Rosary! | Sam Shamoun Answers
Sam Shamoun Answers
42,449 views
✝️ Deepen your formation in Catholic apologetics—Subscribe:
@samshamounanswers
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Is the Rosary unbiblical—or were Protestants never shown where its words come from?
In this powerful live conversation, Joey brings his Protestant wife, Sarah, into the discussion. She was taught that praying the Rosary and honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary amounted to idolatry. But when she reads Luke 1 for herself, she discovers the words spoken to Mary by the angel Gabriel and by Elizabeth while filled with the Holy Spirit.
Her reaction says everything:
“I’ve been lied to.”
This biblical examination answers several important questions:
• Is the Hail Mary found in Scripture?
• Does honoring Mary distract us from Jesus?
• Why ask Mary and the saints to pray for us?
• Is Mary truly the Mother of God?
• Why do Catholics call her “Holy Mary”?
• Does the Rosary glorify Mary instead of Christ?
Watch the entire conversation before judging Catholic teaching. Then share this video with someone who believes the Rosary is unbiblical or idolatrous.
Subscribe for more biblical Catholic apologetics, share this presentation, join our membership community, and support the work through Super Thanks.
BIBLICAL REFERENCES
Luke 1:15, 19, 26–38, 39–45, 48
Matthew 1:22–23
John 19:26–27
Philippians 4:8–9
James 5:16
Hebrews 12:22–24
Revelation 5:8
Revelation 8:3–4
Psalm 66:18
Isaiah 59:1–2
Habakkuk 1:13
Leviticus 11:44–45
Matthew 5:48
1 Peter 1:15–16
1 John 3:1–10
Revelation 21:22–27
#Rosary #CatholicApologetics #VirginMary #HailMary #MotherOfGod #CatholicChurch #BibleStudy #Protestant #Christianity
“Hail, full of grace, the Lord is with you.” — Luke 1:28
“Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb.” — Luke 1:42
Her response was unforgettable: “I’ve been lied to.”
The Hail Mary begins with the words of Gabriel and Elizabeth, who spoke while filled with the Holy Spirit. Honoring Mary does not lead us away from Jesus—it is because of Jesus that every generation calls her blessed.
What specific part of the Rosary do you believe is unbiblical? Give us the verse and your argument below.
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