of the human person from conception until natural death
Nearly half of the material found in Saint Luke’s Gospel is unique and, as such, not found in any of the other three. Those differences, whether considered to be additions or omissions, if taken collectively, reveal that Jesus was most closely connected with people who appeared to be on the…
The Sermon on the Mount related in Matthew 5-7 has much in common with the teaching of Jesus recounted in Luke 6. These two versions of the Beatitudes are best-known by what is found in Matthew (Mt 5:3-12), though, a similar, yet different version is found in Luke (Lk 6:20-26).
Chapter five of Saint Matthew’s Gospel can be divided into two parts: the Beatitudes, coupled with the similes of salt and light (Mt 5:1-16) and a second part that focuses…
Nature and dignity 