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Revision as of 02:40, 18 June 2021
St. Mary as the Mother of God; Veneration of St. Mary as Theotokos; Role of St. Mary in Incarnation and salvation; Rejects the immaculate conception theory of St. Mary, First member of Holy Church, Without knowing Mary as Theotokos, we can't know Jesus Christ as God
Contents
Reference Materials
Videos
1. God's Mother, Our Mother (Be The Bee, Greek Orthodox Church)
Scripture
1. Isaiah 7:14
2. Burning bush
3. Annunciation account
4. Christ entrusted Mary to John
Liturgical Resources
Hymns
(Sh'himo songs - which ones??)
Prayers
(Annunciation - which one??)
Dormition (which one??)
Promeon and Sedro
(which one?
Additional Notes for Learning Objectives
Grade 2: Learning Outcome 6 example: Mary's visit to Elizabeth (never too young to experience the Holy Spirit)
Grade 8: Learning Outcome 1 example: (Mary visit to Elizabeth, ""Mother of my Lord,"" the nature of their relationship had changed, as soon as she entered. John bowed down before his Lord according to the saints)
Grade 10: Learning Outcome 1 explainaition: (without knowing Mary as Theotokos, cannot know Christ as God) Learning Outcome 4 example: (Incarnation of God the Word)
Grade 10: Learning Outcome 6 - Incorporate the symbolism in the Holy Icons of St. Mary (Joseph the Betrothed), and how the 3-stars (on her shoulders, and forehead) represent the ever-virginity. "
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