The protests of Lucifer in Father Bamonte’s exorcisms: the refusal to submit to the Mother of GodTestimony of Father BamonteOne day, I heard him cry out: “I am Lucifer, the brightest of all the angels of heaven, I rebelled against the will of God, because I did not want to submit to the majesty of the Nazarene.” It could have been all right, being under God’s power, but under the Nazarene, who was to be born of a Woman, I did not want to be there. So I said: “Either you make me like You, or I will fight against You, because I will never, ever, lower myself to a God who becomes flesh and takes on human features or a human body.”
… (rest of the HTML structure remains as is, with no further translation)Once again, as I told him: “Worship Him, He is your God, He created you, worship Him,” he protested: “He became incarnate in you, the most abhorrent and humiliating thing He could do. The loathing we felt when He entered those bodies, only we know.”Another day, while praying to Our Lady, these protests were heard: “I am a pure spirit: why not me, why not I, a pure spirit? I, a pure spirit: why not me instead of her? Why? Why? Why her?”And soon after he added: “She is the creature, not I. I am ‘god’ and She was placed above me. Why? And I did not want it, I did not want it. I would never have bowed to the creature, one created to be on the ground. I, pure spirit, before God: they should worship me, for they are less than I (referring, of course, to the human nature of Christ and the nature of the Most Holy Mary).”Another time I heard these words: “I cannot bear that She is next to him above me. I was the most beautiful angel, beautiful, beautiful. The greatest, the greatest, the greatest. I was Lucifer, the angel par excellence. What an insult! What an insult! To conceive one of you without sin! The Immaculate Conception is the greatest insult your God has ever done to us. To conceive one of you without that sin we created is an unbearable insult. We were all marked, we were all marked with our sign, all of us, except her! She should not have done this to us! One of you without sin! And then that one who incarnates in his miserable body made of worms” (here he referred to the decomposition of our body after death). “Why did he do this? To ruin us? Why did he humiliate us so? Why did he humiliate us so much?””On another occasion, repeating words already expressed, he stated: “I refused that (God), because She made it. I could not bear that She was next to him. I could not bear that a human creature was above me, because I was the most beautiful angel, beautiful, beautiful, the greatest. I was Lucifer, the angel par excellence.”Reflection on Mary’s spiritual power and her victory over evil finds wide contemplation in the encyclical Redemptoris Mater by John Paul II, which presents Mary as one who crushes the head of the serpent and intercedes for humanity.Deepen your studies: explore Mariology, Theology Mariana, Marian Apparitions, and Post-Graduate Studies in Mariology.
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Once again, as I told him: “Worship Him, He is your God, He created you, worship Him,” he protested: “He became incarnate in you, the most abhorrent and humiliating thing He could do. The loathing we felt when He entered those bodies, only we know.”Another day, while praying to Our Lady, these protests were heard: “I am a pure spirit: why not me, why not I, a pure spirit? I, a pure spirit: why not me instead of her? Why? Why? Why her?”
Once again, as I told him: “Worship Him, He is your God, He created you, worship Him,” he protested: “He became incarnate in you, the most abhorrent and humiliating thing He could do. The loathing we felt when He entered those bodies, only we know.”Another day, while praying to Our Lady, these protests were heard: “I am a pure spirit: why not me, why not I, a pure spirit? I, a pure spirit: why not me instead of her? Why? Why? Why her?”
And soon after he added: “She is the creature, not I. I am ‘god’ and She was placed above me. Why? And I did not want it, I did not want it. I would never have bowed to the creature, one created to be on the ground. I, pure spirit, before God: they should worship me, for they are less than I (referring, of course, to the human nature of Christ and the nature of the Most Holy Mary).”Another time I heard these words: “I cannot bear that She is next to him above me. I was the most beautiful angel, beautiful, beautiful. The greatest, the greatest, the greatest. I was Lucifer, the angel par excellence. What an insult! What an insult! To conceive one of you without sin! The Immaculate Conception is the greatest insult your God has ever done to us. To conceive one of you without that sin we created is an unbearable insult. We were all marked, we were all marked with our sign, all of us, except her! She should not have done this to us! One of you without sin! And then that one who incarnates in his miserable body made of worms” (here he referred to the decomposition of our body after death). “Why did he do this? To ruin us? Why did he humiliate us so? Why did he humiliate us so much?””On another occasion, repeating words already expressed, he stated: “I refused that (God), because She made it. I could not bear that She was next to him. I could not bear that a human creature was above me, because I was the most beautiful angel, beautiful, beautiful, the greatest. I was Lucifer, the angel par excellence.”Reflection on Mary’s spiritual power and her victory over evil finds wide contemplation in the encyclical Redemptoris Mater by John Paul II, which presents Mary as one who crushes the head of the serpent and intercedes for humanity.Deepen your studies: explore Mariology, Theology Mariana, Marian Apparitions, and Post-Graduate Studies in Mariology.
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