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see the Bible as a scientific or historical text, nonetheless, they do interpret the Bible literally when the text is intended to be interpreted that way; however, only the Catholic Church can tell us when the Bible is to be interpreted literally. First we will look at what the Bible is, who wrote it, and when, how, and why it was written. Also,
Jan 5, 2020 · After the Angelus, the Holy Father continued: Dear brothers and sisters, A terrible air of tension can be felt in many parts of the world. War brings only death and destruction. I call on all the parties to keep alight the flame of dialogue and self-restraint and to avoid the shadow of hostility. Let us pray in silence that the Lord may give us
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Jul 5, 2020 · Father. He wants to give us Truth, and Jesus’ Truth is always free: it is a gift, it is the Holy Spirit, the Truth. Just as the Father has a preference for the “little ones”, Jesus also addresses those “who labour and are heavy laden”. Indeed, he places himself among them, because he is “gentle and lowly in
The holiness of persons, things, days, and places is derived and sustained only by being in a special relationship with the holy God. The world wrongly calls people of other faiths a ‘holy man’ or a ‘holy woman’. That is a pagan understanding of holiness.
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Holy Bible New International Version About the New International Version – The New International Version was undertaken by an independent committee in after a general consensus that there was a need for a new, contemporary English translation of the Bible. With the help of scholars from all over the world, and multiple reviews
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Jan 15, 2017 · The Holy See POPE FRANCIS ANGELUS Saint Peter's Square Sunday, 15 January 2017 [Multimedia] Dear Brothers and Sisters, Good morning! At the centre of today’s Gospel reading (Jn 1:29-34) there is this message of John the Baptist: “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!” (v. 29). It is a message
Aug 9, 2015 · Jesus, where the Father plays a decisive role, and, of course, the Holy Spirit does too, which is implied here. To believe in Him, it is not enough to meet Jesus, it is not enough to read the Bible, the Gospel — this is important! But it is not enough. It is not even enough to witness a miracle, such as that of the multiplication of the loaves.
