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=== Afirmar nossa vitória ao invés de nossa morte ===


The third part of the Hail Mary succeeded in affirming the Motherhood of God; however, it also assigned to man the role of sinner and emphasized death as the end of the life of the sinner. Mother Mary has said that Keepers of the Flame ought not to affirm their sinful nature, but rather their rightful inheritance as [[sons and daughters of God]]; nor should they dwell upon the hour of death, but rather upon the hour of victory.
A terceira parte da Ave Maria conseguiu afirmar a Maternidade de Deus; no entanto, também atribuiu ao homem o papel de pecador e enfatizou a morte como o fim da vida do pecador. Nossa Senhora disse que os Guardiães da Chama não deveriam afirmar sua natureza pecaminosa, mas sim sua legítima herança como [[Special:MyLanguage/sons and daughters of God|filhos e filhas de Deus]]; nem devem pensar na hora da morte, mas antes, na hora da vitória.


The Mother of Jesus therefore asked that we pray for her intercession “now and at the hour of our ''victory'' over sin, disease, and death,” thereby drawing their attention to the hour of victory over all conditions of time and space which her blessed Son proved in his life and in the hour of his victorious ascension. She affirmed the “hour of our victory” to be the eleventh hour when the greatest vigilance is required to countermand the backlash of the tail of the dragon depicted by [[John the Beloved|Saint John the Revelator]] as being wroth with the Woman and going forth to make war with the remnant of Her Seed.
The Mother of Jesus therefore asked that we pray for her intercession “now and at the hour of our ''victory'' over sin, disease, and death,” thereby drawing their attention to the hour of victory over all conditions of time and space which her blessed Son proved in his life and in the hour of his victorious ascension. She affirmed the “hour of our victory” to be the eleventh hour when the greatest vigilance is required to countermand the backlash of the tail of the dragon depicted by [[John the Beloved|Saint John the Revelator]] as being wroth with the Woman and going forth to make war with the remnant of Her Seed.
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