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1. www.catholicculture.org › culture › libraryLibrary : The Power of the Word of God | Catholic Culture

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   Jan 23, 2021 · Jesus taught his disciples a profound reverence for Scripture. Because it is the living word of God, “Scripture cannot be broken” (John 10:35). Jesus himself lived in obedience to the ...

2. www.catholic.au › s › articleThe Word of God - Threefold Meaning - Catholic

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   Apr 12, 2013 · That the ‘Word of God’ can be understood in three distinct, yet deeply connected, ways highlights the wonder of the relationship into which we have been invited. By ‘Word of God’ we mean 1. The Second Person of the Trinity, 2. The Good News of our Salvation, 3. You and me and all creation.

3. www.catholic.com › the-key-to-gods-authorityThe Key to God’s Authority - Catholic Answers

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   Oct 1, 2023 · What does it mean to say God has authority over all things? First, God’s authority comes from his identity as creator. Jesus, the incarnate Word of God, shares this creating power fully.

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5. www.catholic.com › audio › ddpThe Word of God | Catholic Answers Podcasts

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   Apr 17, 2023 · In the very first chapter of the Bible, we read about the power of God’s creative word, as he says things like, “‘Let there be light’; and there was light” (Gen. 1:3). This understanding is confirmed by the Psalms, which state: “By the word of the Lord the heavens were made” (Ps. 33:6).

6. www.vatican.va › archive › ENG0015CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH - Vatican

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   Nov 4, 2003 · I. The life of man - to know and love God. II. Handing on the Faith: Catechesis. III. The Aim and Intended Readership of the Catechism. IV. Structure of this Catechism. V. Practical Directions for Using this Catechism.

7. www.catholic.com › encyclopedia › logosLogos | Catholic Answers Encyclopedia

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   Throughout so many diverse concepts may be recognized a fundamental doctrine: the Logos is an intermediary between God and the world; through it God created the world and governs it; through it also men know God and pray to Him (“De Cherub.”, 125; “Quis rerum divin. hares sit”, 205-06.

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   What is God's authority?

   • First, God’s authority comes from his identity as creator. Jesus, the incarnate Word of God, shares this creating power fully. He is, in the words of Colossians, the “image of the invisible God,” and according to the Gospel of John, he was there with the Father from all eternity, and “all things were made through him.”

   The Key to God’s Authority - Catholic Answers

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   What is the 'word of God'?

   • So we have the second sense of ‘Word of God’ – the Good News of our redemption and salvation grounded in the love God has for us, a love so deep that he sent his only Son (cf. John 3:15) so that his Word might dwell in our midst. It is this Good News that comes down to us in the Scriptures.

   The Word of God - Threefold Meaning - Catholic

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   Are the Scriptures the 'word of God'?

   • In light of all this, we hold that the Scriptures are the pre-eminent manifestation of God’s revelation of Godself and God’s plan of salvation, second only to the person of Jesus Christ himself. That both are considered to be the ‘Word of God’ is not without significance here. Both represent the intersection between the divine and the human.

   The Word of God - Threefold Meaning - Catholic

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   What does Paul say about the power of God?

   • This passage is entirely about the power of God, but Paul makes it clear that this power, this authority, is most fully revealed in weakness: “And being found in human form he humbled himself and became obedient unto death, even death on a cross. Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name which is above every name.”

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   What is sacred scripture & why is it important?

   • Sacred Scripture is the written testimony of the divine Word, the canonical memory that attests to the event of Revelation. However, the Word of God precedes the Bible and surpasses it. That is why the centre of our faith isn't just a book, but a salvation history and above all a person, Jesus Christ, the Word of God made flesh.

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   Does Jesus have authority?

   • He has authority because he is God, because he is authority. The buck stops with him. But saying Jesus has the full authority of divinity doesn’t actually tell us immediately what that authority looks like. How in fact does God wield his authority? What does it mean to say God has authority over all things?

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9. www.vatican.va › content › catechismII. Inspiration and Truth of Sacred Scripture - Vatican

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   "To compose the sacred books, God chose certain men who, all the while he employed them in this task, made full use of their own faculties and powers so that, though he acted in them and by them, it was as true authors that they consigned to writing whatever he wanted written, and no more."