God created man to share in his blessings. God always comes close to man and calls man to seek him. To gather men (scattered by sin) God sent Jesus, his only Son. In Jesus he invites men to become his adopted children and heirs of eternal life.

Jesus sent his disciples to preach and to baptize, so everyone would know God's call (Mt 28:18-20). The apostles "preached everywhere" and the Lord "confirmed the message by the signs that attended it" (Mk 16:20).

Those who heard must now proclaim this apostolic Good News, (faithfully preserved in the Church) and hand it on to each new generation.

Catechesis - The Making of Disciples (4-5)

Catechesis is the Church's efforts to make disciples and to instruct them. Catechesis must impart Christian teaching in a full and systematic way.

Catechesis builds upon other parts of Church life (missionary preaching, apologetics, Christian living, sacraments, etc) in gaining new members and in deepening their inner growth.

Previous Catechisms (6-10)

Renewal in the Church is always accompanied by intense Catechesis. Excellent catechetical works were written by St. Cyril of Jerusalem, St. John Chrysostom, St. Ambrose and St. Augustine (among others).

The Roman Catechism (Council of Trent) gave rise to the works of St. Charles Borromeo, St. Peter Canisius, and St. Robert Bellarmine.

After the second Vatican Council, the Extraordinary Synod of Bishops asked for a catechism of all Catholic doctrines.

Presenting an Organic Synthesis (11-12)

This catechism draws from the Scriptures, the Church Fathers, the liturgy and the Church's Magisterium, and presents an organic synthesis of fundamental Catholic doctrines. Hopefully, it will help the faithful and those responsible for catechesis.

The Four Pillars (13)

The great Tradition of Catholic Catechesis is built upon four pillars:

The Creed
The Sacraments
The Commandments
The Our Father (The Lord's Prayer)

Man's Capacity for God

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I Believe (26)

Understanding what "to believe" means:

Man's search for God (Chapter One)
God coming to man by Revelation (Chapter Two)
Man responding in faith (Chapter Three)

Called to Search for God (27-28)

God has placed a desire for himself in every person. He draws man to himself and facilitates man's search. Man is called to speak with God and be in communion with him (Second Vatican Council).

Historically, man's religious beliefs have been expressed in diverse ways. These religious expressions show that man is a "religious being." "God made all peoples that they would search for him" (Acts 17:26-27).

Inhibiting Factors (29-30)

Many factors (ignorance, evil, desire for riches, bad example, teachings hostile to religion) lead man to reject his "vital bond to God." Out of fear, man hides himself (Gen 3:8-10).

God still calls man to seek him, and every person must search for God with his intellect, will and "an upright heart." "You have made us for yourself, and our heart is restless until it rests in you" (St. Augustine).

Proofs for God's Existence (31-32)

Proofs for God's existence come from arguments which converge, convince and provide ways for man to know God. These proofs are found in the physical world and man's inner world.

Paul writes clearly: "What can be known is evident to them (pagans) because God made it evident to them. He is perceived in what he has made" (Rom 1:19-20). Augustine states that all human beauty is a witness to God.

Proofs from within the Person (33)

Man is endowed with a sense of moral goodness. By his conscience, man asks about God's existence. This shows that man has a spiritual soul (the seed of eternity) which comes directly from God.

So the world and the human person can begin to exist, they must participate in a Being Who has no origin and no end. The person must realize that the goal of human existence is God himself.

The Power of Reason (35)

Man can reason to the existence of a personal God. However, God has also chosen to reveal himself. Rational proofs can show that revealed truths are not opposed to reason.

Reason's Power and Limits (36-38)

Man, by reason alone, can know that God exists through the created world which God has made (First Vatican Council). Therefore, man can accept God's revelation.

However, serious obstacles exist. First, religious truths cannot be seen. Second, religious truths demand self-sacrifice. Third, man experiences inner disordered appetites. Man is easily persuaded to consider as false what he does not want to acknowledge as true (Pius XII - Humani Genesis).

Therefore, man needs revealed truths, even those which man can grasp by reason (such as God's existence).

The Limits of Human Language (39-40)

The intellect (unaided by the Bible) can grasp some truths about God. Therefore, a dialogue with all peoples (atheists, philosophers, etc.) is possible.

Yet, we are limited and can speak about God only with human language.

Describing God (41-43)

We begin to describe God according to his creatures (which reflect his goodness).

We also "purify" our language because human words fall short in describing him.

Although limited, our language can still attain to God (sometimes expressing only what God is not).

Beyond Human Knowledge 50)

Fortunately, God has revealed his eternal plan by sending his Son, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit (a mystery revealed only in this final age).

God Wants Man to Come near in Jesus (51-53)

God wants all men to have access to him through Christ and in the Holy Spirit (Eph 1:9, 2:18).

Although "dwelling in unapproachable light" (1 Tim 6:16), God wants to communicate his life to man. Man can share in God's nature and live beyond his natural capacity.

God's revelation culminated in the person and mission of Jesus Christ. "The Word of God became the Son of man in order to accustom man to perceive God and to accustom God to dwell in man" (St. Irenaeus).

Revelation Not Destroyed by Sin (54-55)

God manifested himself to our first parents and clothed them with grace.

Even sin did not ruin God's plan because he immediately promised redemption (Gen 3:15). "Again and again you offered a Covenant to man" (Eucharistic Prayer IV).

Salvation to People Groups (56-58)

Sin shattered man's unity. However, God said to Noah, "I am establishing my Covenant with you and your descendants after you" (Gen 9:9). God planned salvation according to groups, "each with its own language, by their families, in their nations" (Gen 10:5).

This division into nations was cosmic, social and religious. However, God's plan was always threatened by polytheism and idolatry.

This Covenant with Noah remained in effect until the proclamation of the Gospel and brought forth many holy people (the just Abel, the king priest Melchizedek, Noah, Daniel, and Job).

Gathered Together in Abraham (59-61)

To gather scattered humanity, God chose Abram and named him Abraham, "the father of many nations" (Gen 17:5).

His descendents (Israel) prepared for the Church and were the root onto which the Gentiles were grafted (Rom 11:17-24).

From Moses to the Prophets (62-64)

God freed his people from Egypt, made a Covenant with them (through Moses on Mt. Sinai) and gave them his law.

Israel is God's priestly people, the first to hear God's Word.

Through the prophets, God proclaimed a radical redemption and told his people to await a new Covenant (Jer 31:31-34). In the Old Testament, God used many women to keep Israel's hopes alive (Sarah, Rebecca, Judith, Esther, etc.). Among these, Mary is the purest figure.

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ISLAM RELIGION AS SEEN

BY A NON-MUSLIM

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There are 5 Tenets (pillars or principles) of Islam, (i) Shahadah (Iman - faith), (ii) Salah (Distinctive Submission - a form of Islamic Prayer ), (iii) Zakah (Islamic Charity), (iv) Sawm (Islamic Fasting), (v)Hajj (Pilgrimage to Makkah).

It is in Hadith - Narrated by Ibn Umar (RU) - Allah's Apostle (SAWS) said - Islam is based on (the following) five (principles) - (i) 'there is no (real) god except Allah (SWT) and Mohammad (SAWS) is Allah's Apostle, (ii) to offer Salah ( prayers) dutifully and perfectly, (iii) to pay Zakat (Islamic charity), (iv) to perform Hajj (Pilgrimage toMakka), and (v) to observe fast during the month of Ramadhan. (Bukhari Book 2 Hadith 7 )

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SALAH

The Arabic word Salah ( الصلاة  ) is generally translated in English as 'Prayer' or 'Ritual Prayer'.

However, the word "prayer"   is used in English to mean (i)supplication (Dua), (ii) liturgical formulations (the branch of theology dealing with the forms of people's worship) (worship - Ibadah), and (iii)religious services consisting mainly of such liturgical formulations.

Salah is a 'specific form of reverence and honor paid to Allah (SWT), a distinct manifestation of Muslims' submission to Allah (SWT) in the form of (i) Allah's (SWT) praise, (ii) specific physical actions and (iii)devotional supplications.   Salah is done both publicly (in congregation) and privately (individually).

This distinction has been maintained in Arabic language. Like we use different terms for different prayers;  (i) Salah,  (ii) Ibadah, (iii) Dua,(iv) Zikr, etc.

Therefore we can translate Salah as 'Distinctive Submission' (or Distinctive Islamic Submission to Allah - SWT) in order to explain it to non-Muslims.

After 'Shahadah', the most important aspect in Islam is obligatory (mandatory) Salah, five times a day.

We get involved in many worldly affairs all through the day for earning our livelihood or in business and some other activities. The compulsory Salah, 5 times at specific hours of the day, give us a break from these activities to remember and divert our attention towards Allah (SWT).

There are innumerable benefits of Salah, both to human body and soul. The following Quranic verses and Ahadith give an idea about the importance of Salah.

It is in Quran - "Verily, I am Allah (SWT). There is no god but I, so you worship Me (only) and establish Salah (regular prayer) for celebrating My praise". (Taha - 14 ).

It is in Quran - "Say (O'Prophet -SAWS) truly, my prayer and my service of sacrifice, my life and my death, are (all) for Allah (SWT) the Cherisher of the Worlds".  (Al-Ana'am - 162).

It is in Quran - "O' you who believe! Seek help with patient perseverance and Salah; for Allah (SWT) is with those who patiently persevere". (Al-Baqara - 153)

It is in Quran - "Establish Salah - for Salah restrains from shameful and unjust deeds; and remembrance of Allah (SWT) is the greatest (thing in life) without doubt. And Allah (SWT) knows the (deeds) that you do." (Al-Ankaboot - 45)

It is in Quran - "Those who believe, and do deeds of righteousness, and establish Salah and Zakah (charity), will have their reward with their Lord; on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve". (Al-Baqara - 238)

It is in Quran - "O' you who believe! When you prepare for Salah, wash your faces, and your hands (and arms) to the elbows; Rub your heads (with water); and (wash) your feet to the ankles. If you are in a state of ceremonial impurity, bathe your whole body. But if you are ill, or on a journey, or one of you comes from the call of nature, or you have been in contact with women, and you find no water, then take for yourselves clean sand or earth, and rub therewith your faces and hands, Allah (SWT) does not wish to place you in a difficulty, but to make you clean, and to complete his favor to you,that you may be grateful".   (Al - Ma'ida - 6)

It is in Hadith - The Prophet (SAWS) said: 'if there is a brook running in front of someone's house, and if he bathes in it five times everyday, will there be any dirt left on his body?' Then he said that this is the example of the five times salat, by virtue of which Allah (SWT) removes the dirt of His servant's sins.' (Tirmidhi)

It is in Hadith - The Prophet (SAWS) said: 'The one who performed two rakaahs of salat in such a way that his attention was in the salah, then in return, Allah (SWT) forgives all his previous sins.' (Mishkat)

It is in Hadith - Abu Mas'ud Ansari (R.A.) relates that the Prophet (SAWS) said: 'On the approach of the time of every Salah, Allah Ta'ala appoints an angel who proclaims: 'Arise, 0 people! and extinguish the fire that you have (by committing sins) kindled to burn yourselves.' So, the worshipers rise up, make their Wudhu and perform their salah, due to which their sins are forgiven. For those who ignore Allah's (SWT) orders, i.e. those who do not get up to pray, their sins stay on their heads, and in this condition, they remain deprived of Allah's (SWT) forgiveness. So they stay as they were, i.e. they do not attempt to get out and purify themselves from the quicksand and misfortune of their sins.'   (Kanzul A'mal)

It is in Hadith - The Prophet (SAWS) is reported to have said: 'Perform the five times salah, fast during Ramadan, give zakat from your wealth, follow the true scholars of Deen, then enter your Lord's Paradise.'   (Mishkat)

It is in Hadith - The Prophet (SAWS) is reported to have said that whoever performs the four rakaahs before and after the Zuhr Salah with constancy, Allah (SWT) makes the fire of Hell haraam (forbidden) for him. (Mishkat, Tirmizi, Abu Da'ud, Nisai, Ibn Majah)

It is in Hadith - The Prophet (SAWS) is reported to have said that whoever prayed twelve rakaahs at the time ofChasht, then Allah (SWT) will, as reward, prepare a palace of gold for him in Paradise.   (Mishkat, Tirmizi, Ibn Majah)

ZAKAT

The Zakah is an obligatory charity for Muslims who have reached the age of puberty, are sane, free, and who own the minimum assigned wealth ( 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of pure silver or equivalent in cash or articles of trade). Muslims are required to pay 1/40th part of their surplus wealth to the designated needy, every lunar year.

Zakat is often described as purification of surplus wealth. The surplus wealth, in a given year, is the net balance amount, after we have spent on basic necessities, expenses, credits, and taxes. Zakah is generally given at the end of Hijri year or in the month of Ramadhan.

'Zakah' is mentioned in about 30 verses of Quran along with Salah, which shows its importance.

It is in Quran - "Establish Salah and give Zakah; and lend to Allah (SWT) a beautiful loan. And whatever good you send forth for your souls, you shall find it with Allah (SWT), better and greater in reward and you seek the grace of Allah (SWT); for Allah (SWT) is oft-forgiving, Most Merciful."  (Al-Muuzammil - 20)

It is in Quran - "But (even so), if they repent; (and) establish Salah and Zakah, they are your brethren in Faith: (thus) do We explain the Signs in detail, for those who understand."(At-Tauba - 11)

It is in Quran - "They were enjoined only to worship Allah (SWT), sincere in their faith in Him alone - and of upright religion - and to establish the Salah and the Zakah. Such is the upright religion. (Al-Bayyana - 5)

It is in Quran - "Those who lay up treasures of gold and silver and spend them not in the way of Allah (SWT); give them the news of a painful punishment, on the Day when that (wealth) will be heated in hellfire, and their foreheads and their sides and their backs branded therewith: "This is the treasure which you laid up for yourselves! Taste, then, your hoarded treasure!" (At-Tauba -34/35).

It is in Quran - "Zakah is for the poor and the needy, and those employed to administer the (funds); for those whose hearts have been (recently) reconciled (to the truth); for those in bondage and in debt; in the cause of Allah (SWT); and for the wayfarer: (thus is it) ordained byAllah (SWT), and Allah (SWT). And Allâh is All-Knower, All-Wise.." (At-Tauba - 60)

It is in Quran - 'On that day their treasures will be heated in the fire of Hell and their foreheads, sides and back will be branded therewith. (They will be told) This is what you had hoarded for yourself. Now taste the penalty of such hoarding (9-35).

It is in Quran - 'And those who are miser in what has been given to them by Allah (SWT) by His grace should not think that it is good for them; on the contrary it is bad for them. The riches they have piled up shall become their necklace on the Day of Judgment. (3-180).

It is in Hadith -  The Prophet (SAWS) is reported to have said that there are 360 joints in a human body. Man should give charity for each of those joints. The Companions (RU) asked: 'O Prophet (SAWS) who has the ability to give so much charity? ' The Prophet (SAWS) replied: 'To clean any filth or dirt in the Masjid, or remove some harmful object from the road, is also charity. If you do not find something which would be a charity equivalent to the 360 joints, then the two Rakahs of Ishraq Salah will be enough for you.'(Mishkat, Abu Da'ud).

It is in Hadith - " To whoever Allah Subhana Wa Taala has given wealth and he did not fulfill his right from his wealth, his wealth on the Day of Qiyamah (Judgement Day) will take up the shape of a bald snake, - whose hair has fallen out because of its poison and who would have two black dots on its eyes. The snake will be made into his necklace and it will grab both jaws and say 'I am your wealth, I am your treasure'. " then the Prophet (SAWS) recited the verse (3:180) of Qur'an. (Bukhari ).

It is in Hadith - "For every wealth owner who did not fulfill his right from his wealth, his wealth will come on the day of Qiyamah in the shape of a bald snake, who will have its mouth open. When it comes close towards the wealth owner the wealth owner will run away from it. The snake will call out to him 'come take the wealth which you hid for I dont need it.' When the wealth owner (in despair) sees no other way he will put his hand into the mouth of the snake. The snake will chew his hand like a bull chews something. " (Muslim).
It is in Hadith - 'Two women wearing gold bracelets came into the presence of the Prophet (SAWS). The Prophet (SAWS) asked them, " Would you prefer that Allah (SWT) should give you bracelets of fire to wear on the day of Qiyamah ? " They replied, " No, O Blessed Prophet.(SAWS)" The Prophet (SAWS) replied, " So give what is your duty on what you have in your hands. " (Ahmad).

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SIYAAM

Islamic fasting (Saum) is an act of Ibadah and the fourth tenet of Islam. We are required to fast from dawn to dust every day during the month of Ramadhan, every lunar year.

Fasting means, abstaining from eating, drinking, smoking and sexual relations (between spouses) during the hours of fasting. Travelers,   sick and certain other categories can defer fasting in Ramadhan but they are required to complete the left over fasts in the following months.

The objective of fasting is not that one merely abstains from the material and physical things which break one’s fast, but rather, one must also refrain from those intangible things which diminish the reward of one’s fast, such as backbiting, deception, unnecessary gossip, etc.

There are many benefits of fasting to human body and soul. Following Quranic verses and Ahadith emphasize the importance of Islamic fasting.

It is in Quran - "O you who believe; fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you that you are expected to be truly obedient".  (Al-Baqara - 183)

It is in Hadith - “Whoever does not refrain from false speech and deeds, Allah (SWT) has no need for him to leave his food and drink.” (Bukhari)

It is in Quran - "Verily! We have sent it (this Quran) down in the night of Al-Qadr. And what will make you know what the night of Al-Qadr is? The night of Al-Qadr is better than a thousand months. Therein descend the angels and the Rûh (Gabriel) by Allâh's Permission with all Decrees, Peace! (All that night, there is Peace and Goodness from Allâh to His believing slaves) until the appearance of dawn.(Al-Qadar - 1-5).

It is in Hadith that Lailatul Qadar occurs during the last ten days of Ramadan. This night has great significance, therefore, it should be spent in Ibadah.

Tarawih (20 rakah) is offered during the month of Ramadhan after Isha. Salatut Tarawih is sunnah. It is generally offered in congregation. Those who cannot join a congregation, can offer Tarawih at home.

A pre-dawn meal known as Suhur  is usually taken in Ramadan.

At the end of Ramadan Muslims celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr on 1st Shawwal.All Muslims are required to offer special prayers on this day in congregation to thank Allah (SWT) for His Mercy.

Similarly, Muslims celebrate Eid-ul-Azha on 10th of Dhu'l-Hijja every year. They offer special prayers in congregation on this day to thank Allah (SWT) for his beneficence. They also sacrifice a domestic Halal animal, such as a sheep, goat, cow, or camel, by slaughter.

HAJJ

Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam. It is obligatory for all Muslims, who can afford to travel, to do Hajj at least once in their lifetime.

Hajj is performed during the period from the 8th to 13th Dhu'l Hijjah,the twelfth month of the Islamic calendar.

Hajj is the annual assembly of Muslims from all parts of the world in which all barriers of language, territory, color and race disappear and the bond of faith becomes apparent.   There are a number of benefits of Hajj to people, individually as well as collectively. Please refer concerned books for details.

It is in Quran -  "Hajj to the House (Ka’bah) is a duty that mankind owes to Allah (SWT), those who can afford the expenses; and whoever disbelieves, then Allah (SWT) stands not in need of any of the ‘Aalameen (Mankind and Jinns)." (Aale Imran - 97)

It is in Hadith - Narrated Abu Huraira (RU) - The Prophet (SAWS) said, "Whoever performs Hajj for Allah's pleasure and does not have sexual relations with his wife, and does not do evil or sins then he will return (after Hajj free from all sins) as if he were born anew.” (Bukhari and   Muslim )

It is in Hadith - Narrated Abu Huraira (RU)- The Prophet was asked, "Which is the best deed?" He said, "To believe in Allah and His Apostle." He was then asked, "Which is the next (in goodness)?" He said, "To participate in Jihad in Allah's (SWT) Cause." He was then asked, "Which is the next?" He said, "To perform Hajj-Mabrur. "   (Bukhari ).

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Walk with the Holy Spirit of the Almighty Creator of the Entire Universe and let Him elaborate on Spiritual Life that edifies and sanctifies you. Get back that Spirit of God which you have had at birth but lost to doctrines and dogmas! Reclaim your innocence and take up that spiritual relationship as an infant which you have abandoned. Do not follow the crowd to fulfil the lusts of the flesh. If the Holy Spirit of the Almighty dwells in your conscious mind and really rules your heart, the whole carnal mind will be destroyed; and then, not only carnal ordinances will be abandoned, but also the works and propensities of the flesh that enslaves most religious fanatics and mystics.—

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Catechism of the Catholic Church, Simplified

Table of Contents

Part One: The Profession of Faith (26-1065)

MAN'S CAPACITY FOR GOD (26-49)

GOD COMES TO MAN (50-141)

MAN'S RESPONSE TO GOD (142-184)

THE CREEDS (185-197)

GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY (198-278)

CREATION OF HEAVEN AND EARTH (279-354)

MAN IN GOD'S IMAGE (355-421)

JESUS CHRIST, HIS ONLY SON BORN OF MARY (422-483)

CONCEIVED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT (484-570)

SUFFERED, CRUCIFIED, DIED AND BURIED (571-630)

DESCENDED INTO HELL AND ROSE ON THE THIRD DAY (631-682)

THE HOLY SPIRIT (683-747)

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH (748-810)

THE CHURCH IS ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC AND APOSTOLIC (811-870)

CHRIST'S FAITHFUL AND THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS (871-987)

RESURRECTION OF THE BODY AND LIFE EVERLASTING (988-1065)

Part Two: The Celebration of the Christian Mystery (1066-1690)

LITURGY AND SACRAMENTS (1066-1212)

BAPTISM (1213-1284)

CONFIRMATION (1285-1321)

THE EUCHARIST (1322-1419)

PENANCE AND RECONCILIATION (1420-1498)

ANOINTING OF THE SICK (1499-1532)

HOLY ORDERS (1533-1600)

MATRIMONY (1601-1666)

SACRAMENTALS AND CHRISTIAN FUNERALS (1667-1690)

Part Three: Life in Christ (1691-2550)

DIGNITY IN CHRIST (1691-1748)

MORALITY (1749-1876)

THE HUMAN COMMUNITY (1877-1948))

LAW, GRACE AND THE CHURCH (1949-2051)

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (2052-2082)

THE FIRST COMMANDMENT (2083-2141)

THE SECOND COMMANDMENT (2142-2167)

THE THIRD COMMANDMENT (2168-2195)

THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT (2196-2257)

THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT (2258-2330)

THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT (2331-2400)

THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT (2401-2463)

THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT (2464-2513)

THE NINTH COMMANDMENT (2514-2533)

THE TENTH COMMANDMENT (2534-2557)

Part Four: Christian Prayer (2558-2865)

PRAYER IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE (2558-2649)

THE TRADITION OF PRAYER (2650-2696)

THE LIFE OF PRAYER (2697-2758)

THE LORD'S PRAYER - "OUR FATHER" (2759-2802)

THE SEVEN PETITIONS (2803-2865)

PROLOGUE

Three Truths (1-25)

God Comes Close to Man in Jesus (1-3)

Catechesis - The Making of Disciples (4-5)

Previous Catechisms (6-10)

Presenting an Organic Synthesis (11-12)

The Four Pillars (13)

Man's Capacity for God

I Believe (26)

Called to Search for God (27-28)

Inhibiting Factors (29-30)

Proofs for God's Existence (31-32)

Proofs from within the Person (33)

The Power of Reason (35)

Reason's Power and Limits (36-38)

The Limits of Human Language (39-40)

Describing God (41-43)

Beyond Human Knowledge 50)

God Wants Man to Come near in Jesus (51-53)

Revelation Not Destroyed by Sin (54-55)

Salvation to People Groups (56-58)

Gathered Together in Abraham (59-61)

From Moses to the Prophets (62-64)

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