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   Joseph Stolberg. Son of the poet Friedrich Leopold, b. 12 August, 1804; d. 5 April, 1859. In 1849 he was president of the general assembly of Catholic Associations held at Ratisbon (2-5 October). At this congress the St. Boniface Association was founded, and Stolberg was elected its first president.

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   Stolberg's religious ideas, it must be acknowledged, remained at first somewhat misty and confused, as his parents held to an eclectic form of Christianity and read for their own edification the most heterogeneous authors, as Augustine and Luther, Fénelon and Saurin, Zinzendorf and Young. Together with his brother Christian, Friedrich Leopold ...

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   In this exhibition presented by Museum of the Bible, we tell the stories of seven women from the House of Stolberg, highlighting the way the Bible served as their lives’ guiding principle and the standard for their decisions.

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4. www.godwhospeaks.uk › 2020/06/1-intro-to-bibleIntroduction to the Bible How the Bible speaks to Catholics

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   Introduction to the Bible The whole point of reading and understanding the Bible is to encounter God, understand the revelation he has given us and grow in faith. But, we do not read alone. We read the Bible within the tradition of the Church to benefit from the holiness and wisdom of those who have gone before us.

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   means the question, “What is the Bible?” doesn’t have a simple answer. There are many schools of thought inside and outside Christianity when it comes to the Bible’s origin, nature, value, purpose, and properties. And these perspectives on the Bible don’t divvy themselves across the world in an orderly fashion. Two professors at the

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6. www.cepher.net › downloadsFree Downloads of Cepher Resources

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   Free Downloads. Scripture Comparison Chart. (The את Cepher compared to other translations) Sacred Names. (11" x 14" full color poster) Hebrew Aleph-Bet Chart. (8" x 11" - includes both Paleo & Modern Hebrew letters and their meanings) את Cepher Reading Tracker. (A log to keep track of the books/chapters as you read them)

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   Why did Peter write this epistle?

   • Christians across Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey) who were also coming under persecution for their faith, and so Peter pens this epistle to encourage them as they sufer on Jesus’ behalf. Peter speaks of how God has made Christians into a new nation.

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   Why do we read the first pages of the Bible?

   • That means that when you read the first pages of the Bible, you’re reading what a group of people 2,300 years ago believed happened many centuries and millennia earlier. The events in the books of the Law span all the way back to the creation of the cosmos, and the book of Genesis alone claims to cover a period of about two millennia.

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   Why is the Bible so popular?

   • It’s more densely-packed with famous Bible stories than any other book.2 Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah’s ark, Abraham and Isaac, Joseph’s famous jacket—they’re all here. These stories are larger-than-life—so it’s easy to understand why they’ve become almost ubiquitous to the Western world.

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   What do the first 5 books of the Bible tell us?

   • The first five books of the Bible tell the story of how that agreement came about: specifically how God brings the nation on a journey from captivity in a foreign land to a land of their own. These books go by many names. The “Torah” (Hebrew for “law”) is what the Jews called it.

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   Are the books of the Bible a catch-all codex?

   • The books of the Bible weren’t written to be a catch-all codex for any single human’s experience. If so, they’d make such a claim. They don’t. The books were written for specific purposes, sometimes to preserve stories, sometimes to give directions to their readers. Sometimes the Bible names specific readers.

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   Is the Bible theologically valuable?

   • If both the Old and New Testaments are theologically valuable, then the whole Bible is theologically valuable. People who believe Jesus rose from the dead also tend to believe that his followers and friends sincerely wanted to do right by him, and wanted to preserve his teachings for the world to hear.

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8. www.godwhospeaks.uk › 06 › How-to-read-the-Bible10 KEY POINTS - The God Who Speaks

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   1. PRAY. Pray before you start reading. One of the most important things you can do before leafing through the Bible is to pray. . The most famous Bible translator, St Jerome wrote: . ‘We cannot come to an understanding of Scripture without the help of the Holy Spirit who inspired it.’.