Joh 2:4 | PNT | STEP | Woman, what have I do to with thee ? These words in our language sound harsh and almost rude, but the Greek term "gune", rendered "woman", was respectful and gentle ( ). This language, partly a rebuke, to Mary, shows very plainly that the Catholic fiction of Mary being immaculate, the "Queen of Heaven", and "the Mother of God", is all nonsensical. Mine hour is not yet come . The hour of his full manifestation, as the divine King of Israel.

John 2:4

Woman, what have I do to with thee? These words in our language sound harsh and almost rude, but the Greek term "gune", rendered "woman", was respectful and gentle (Joh 19:26). This language, partly a rebuke, to Mary, shows very plainly that the Catholic fiction of Mary being immaculate, the "Queen of Heaven", and "the Mother of God", is all nonsensical.

Mine hour is not yet come. The hour of his full manifestation, as the divine King of Israel.