John introduces our Savior as the Logos, which is often translated as word, but which refers to much

Literally translated, Peter said "salvation is in no nobody else."

Confession puts it, God "makes himself known to us more openly by his holy and divine Word" (other translations

Luke captures the moment with a perfect word: Jesus was "obedient," which literally translated means

The NET Bible probably translates this the best: Paul wants us to acknowledge those who... preside over

NOTE: The English Bible translations often use 'bear' and 'produce' interchangeably (even the Catechism

for their condemnation but is forgiven by his grace and mercy— not to put them to sleep (alternate translation

masculine (even in the NIV text we read, which is known for neutralizing gender as much as possible in its translations

What takes us three words in English, he accomplished with just one awesome Greek word, which translated

In this parable, Jesus uses four types of soil to describe four different responses to the preaching While there are different levels of fruitfulness, the fact that the word was heard and understood makes This parable contrasts different responses to the preaching of the Word of God. The differing responses to the seed show that the issue does not lie with the seed. What we find in the parable of the sower is the difference between knowing about God and truly knowing