Numbers 15:38 “Cordon of Blue, Tirintas na Bughaw… “ NASA BIBLIA ANG PAMAMARAAN NG ROSARIO.
Dear Protestant friend,
Thank you for your query if, “Jesus would agree to the Rosary.” I do understand your skepticism and I highly admire your interest. Indeed it is very important to know and be very sure.
Anyway, please allow me this opportunity.
I believe that you will agree with me that Jesus was a Jew Himself and being a Jew he never intended to “abolish the law but to fulfill it” as stated in Matthew 5:17.
If Jesus intended to fulfill the law then among the hundreds of Jewish law, we can look for one that may in a way explain repeated prayers and and the use of items to count prayers . Let me cite the Bible.
Numbers 15:38 “Speak unto the children of Israel, and bid them that they make them fringes in the borders of their garments throughout their generations, and that they put upon the fringe of the borders a ribband of blue:”
I know the verse usually ends up being unnoticed. But please take note of “throughout generations” and “ribband of blue.”
In the new testament the words “throughout generations” was attributed to Mary which is surely blessed until now but unfortunately only to Catholics. She also is instrumental for giving us the Rosary which is commonly known as a prayer bead.
The “ribbands of blue” however is the tzitzit used by Jews attached to their garment and is used to count their prayers. See the image.
Now, if Jesus did not abolish the law then we can simply conclude he is aware and agrees to the Rosary which was also inspired by the Jewish tzitzit. The fact that His blessed mother gave us the Rosary can only mean He himself prayed repeated prayers and counted it.
I do understand that you will object to this. And if you do, start objecting the Jews first. Good luck!
God bless!
-@tsinelas