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After the resurrection and ascension of Jesus, the Christian message began to spread to areas outside of Jerusalem. The gospel of Luke addresses Jesus' message of salvation to all of humanity.Rev. Anderson asserts that though this gospel addresses all humanity, we will find in God's Word here that Luke has a special concern for all outcasts: "the poor, the sick, sinners, women, foreigners, and conquerors. He writes a gospel filled with compassion and mercy for the downtrodden."Jesus' message is also for the whole of our being: physical, emotional, and spiritual. With Rev. Anderson, you will gain knowledge of the Bible and you will use Scripture in your prayer, to bring Jesus' message to your heart. For more information on the Liguori Catholic Bible Study, visit liguoricatholicbiblestudy.com to learn more about this series and study resources.Paperback

Eugene Talmadge's career as a politician lasted twenty years, and during that time he dominated Georgia's political structure as few men have in any state's history. The Wild Man from Sugar Creek is a fascinating biography of one of the South's most colourful political figures.

The Liguori Catholic Bible Study is a series of 21 books introducing each and every book of the Bible, providing insight into the Sacred Words of antiquity, and inviting all to discover the living Word and its impact on our daily lives. Pentateuch I: Creation and Covenant explores Judeo-Christian beginnings and theological foundations of the books of Genesis and Exodus. From the creation of the world to the sojourn in the desert, the author, William Anderson, reminds participants of their origins and helps them relate to these ancient texts. The stories of Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, Rachel, Leah, Joseph, Moses, Zipporah, and others will resonate with participants who explore these ancient scriptural texts.

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Who was Mark? Why did Mark write his gospel? What is the messianic secret? How does lectio divina move us to pray with Scripture?Mark's Gospel was the earliest of the four gospels to be written, having significant impact on the Church and later writers. In this book you'll read how Jesus prepared for his public ministry and how he revealed the Mystery of God's reign in his words and in his life.The Gospel of Mark introduces you to Mark's thoughts and his audience so that, in the end, you'll become a witness to who Jesus is. And as you practice the ancient art of lectio divina, you'll find yourself not just knowing about Jesus, but coming to know him as the Lord.Paperback

The book explains the Three Letters of St. John, the Letter of James, the two Letters of Peter and the Letter of Jude, all of them by topic following the order of the chapters.

The Gospel of John presents Christ, right from the beginning, as the tangible reality of Gods plan for the world. The message of Johns gospel speaks about God, creation, and the meaning and message of Jesus Christ.

Who was Matthew? Why did many Jews not recognize Jesus as the Messiah? What does the Gospel of Matthew say to us today? How does lectio divina move us to pray with Scripture?The evangelist Matthew writes to a Jewish-Christian audience and teaches us that Christ fulfills the promises of the Old Testament. The inheritance of the Messiah belonged to the Israelite people; however, many Jews didn't recognize Jesus, which is why Gentiles made up a large portion of the early Christian converts. Matthew's Gospel quotes the Old Testament as it speaks of the reign of God, the promise of eternal life, and Jesus' teaching of the twofold commandment to love God and neighbor. In The Gospel of Matthew, Father Bill Anderson's conversational instruction style brings Scripture to life, moving us to use God's Word in prayer through the spiritual discipline of lectio divina.For more information on the Liguori Catholic Bible Study, visit liguoricatholicbiblestudy.com to learn more about this series and study resources. Paperback

¿Cuál fue la razón de que Pablo escribiera a los romanos y a los gálatas? ¿Cuál era la situación de la iglesia de Corinto? ¿Cuáles eran las principales dificultades que atravesaba la iglesia de Filipos? ¿De qué manera nos invita la lectio divina a orar con estos pasajes de la Escritura? Las cartas paulinas que se explican en este libro tratan de la respuesta del Apóstol a las interrogantes e inquietudes de las primeras comunidades cristianas de Roma, Galacia, Corinto y Filipos. En cada una de ellas resuena de una manera u otra un mensaje central y común: existe una vida nueva que se nos ofrece en Cristo Jesús y en la recepción y experiencia de los dones del Espíritu Santo. Vida nueva que implica ser un solo pueblo a pesar de las diferencias, reconociendo en el amor el más hondo y grande llamado de Dios a los cristianos y permitiendo al Espíritu Santo acompañarnos y actuar a través de nosotros.

Surrounded by military and political threats, the people of Israel were led into dangerous alliances and war. Survivors were subjected to steep taxation, exile, intermarriage, and more, and loyalty to God diminished. With the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem by the Babylonians, all faith seemed lost.Enter the minor prophets, bringers of oracles, parables, and poems named "minor" not for their lack of significance but for the briefness of their texts. Like Jonah in the fish, they confess sin and foresee judgment but emerge from the darkness to tell of forgiveness, restoration, abundant blessings, and salvation. Like the Temple, which was rebuilt, the loyalty of the Lord will grow and prosper.

The role of the prophets was to communicate Gods message to the people and to

The Acts of the Apostles: Good News for All People, Father Anderson describes how the Book of Acts recounts the origins of the Church and its growth--from the persecution of the followers of Jesus through the spread of the faith. The ministry of Peter and other early missionaries begins the study, with a major portion of the book following the missionary journeys of Saint Paul. Throughout, Anderson explains the dominant role the Holy Spirit plays in the spread of Christianity. He addresses the rapid and dramatic changes in the years following the ascension of Jesus and the political and religious challenges his disciples endured. Through this study of Acts, we will see that the mission of the Twelve has become the mission of many, as we are called to gift the world with the message of Jesus through our lives today.

¿Quiénes fueron Lucas y Juan? Después de la resurrección de Cristo, su mensaje de salvación comenzó a propagarse fuera de Jerusalén. El Evangelio de Lucas quiere comunicar ese mensaje a toda la humanidad. El Evangelio de Juan nos habla de la nueva Creación llevada a cabo en Jesucristo y su prólogo es un eco del inicio del libro del Génesis: "En el principio era el Verbo y el Verbo estaba ante Dios y el Verbo era Dios". Los Hechos de los apóstoles describen los orígenes de la Iglesia. The Gospel of Luke addresses Jesus' message of salvation to all of humanity. In this adapted title from the critically acclaimed Liguori Catholic Bible Study series, authors Pía Septién and Rev. William A. Anderson assert that Luke has a special concern for all outcasts. He writes a Gospel filled with compassion and mercy for all. The Gospel of John presents Christ, right from the beginning, as the tangible reality of God's plan for the world. John's Gospel focuses on Jesus as the Word made flesh, existing before creation.

This book will explain the last 6 Historical Books: 2 books of Kings, 2 books of

Unlike most Old Testament books, the Wisdom Books don't relate scenes from Israel's history. Instead, these sayings, songs, and poems show us how to understand and deal with everyday problems through the lens of faith. From the suffering of Job, to the pragmatic proverbs, to the vanity of all things and the intimate love of God, these books spiritually nourish and instruct God's people how to live well and in accord with one another and all creation. Guided by the Spirit, all can learn to know, love, and fear the Lord.Part of the Liguori Catholic Bible Study, a series of 21 books introducing each book of the Bible, providing insight into the sacred words of antiquity and inviting you to discover the living Word and its impact on our daily lives. The narrative, study questions, reflections, key notes, prayers, and an introduction to the spiritual practice of lectio divina will deepen your understanding of Scripture.

Translation of: Universal letters: James, 1 and 2 Peter, 1, 2, and 3 John, Jude / William A. Anderson, DMin, PhD. 2014.

The early Church's growth from a handful of disciples to a large community of followers forced the Church to become an institution that could cope with large numbers. In this volume, Father William A. Anderson probes several New Testament letters that were addressed to the "catholic," or universal, Church. General in nature, these letters welcomed and addressed all Christians. Through them, the writers were able to encourage whole communities and provide instruction on Christian living.