literally lowering yourself - is pitted against the fact that God will lift you up in due time (some translations

Literally translated, Jesus said, "You may ask me for anything in my name, and I - Me!

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

Ironically, they're just as perplexed as the women, but for much different reasons. reading these words 2,000 years after the fact, after they've been passed on from not just one, but four different gospel writers, all reporting the same exact fact from slightly different perspectives and after reading

Why is it that reading a bunch of ancient words, written by men who lived in vastly different cultures are the very words of God, breathed out by the Holy Spirit through ordinary men comprised of vastly different Because its divine origin makes Scripture so much different than anything else ever written, it is the

Jesus showed that ultimate power looks far different than you might think. Summary We've seen before in our Bible reading together that John's gospel is different than the other This difference is well demonstrated in today's passage.

You might know the Greek word Paul uses here that's been translated as participation .

Literally translated, it's shut out.

He’s beginning to pick up so many different words, among his favorite are animal sounds.  As is often the case, wrong theology stays the same, it just wears different clothes, or presents itself in different ways. 

to properly keep the fifth commandment, but the word God chose here goes a step farther: the literal translation