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Este libro no es un ensayo al uso, ni tampoco una obra de ficción. Se trata de un relato que adentra al lector en los campos de investigación cultivados por Josep Rius-Camps; a saber, las cartas de Ignacio de Antioquia, el evangelio de Marcos, los escritos de Lucas (evangelio y Hechos), y el evangelio de Juan. El autor se permite la licencia, como unica concesion a la ficcion, de ser el mismo, personalmente, quien se traslada en el tiempo y el espacio para dialogar con los personajes mas representativos, comenzando por el propio Jesus, y desgranar narrativamente como fueron los comienzos de la Iglesia y la elaboracion de los primeros testimonios sobre el nazareno.Esta obra nos situa como espectadores directos de todos esos acontecimientos, sin perder ni un apice del rigor cientifico con el que Rius-Camps dio forma a sus estudios, apoyados siempre en las fuentes textuales mas antiguas.

¡Un camino realista, meditativo y lleno de alegría a través de toda la Palabra de Dios!¿Alguna vez te has sentido decepcionado o frustrado por tu incapacidad de estudiar consistentemente la Biblia? Leer la Biblia entera en un año se puede sentir desalentador. Quiza sea dificil saber como o por donde empezar. Tal vez solo necesitas a un amigo que siga a Jesus para que te ayude. Trillia Newbell es una maestra de la Biblia confiable y amante de las Escrituras. Ella se describe a si misma como una "estudiante eterna". ¡Y nada le gustaria mas que te le unieras en la grandiosa y emocionante aventura de acrecentar tu conocimiento y tu amor por Jesucristo! En lugar de ir dando saltos por los textos biblicos, puedes adentrarte en este libro, que te llevara a traves de las Escrituras completas ¡en un año!Este libro ofrece:* Plan de lectura ni demasiado extenso ni demasiado corto.* 52 reflexiones una por semana.* Indicaciones para orar con cada lectura de la Biblia.* Dias de descanso y actualizacion incluidos.* Espacio para tu propia reflexion o estudio.* ¡Instrucciones faciles de seguir para que puedas empezar a lo largo del año!52 semanas en la Palabra te guia a traves de la Palabra sagrada y fiable de Dios, mientras te ayuda a organizar tu lectura y pausar para hacer meditaciones mas profundas. ¿El resultado? Tener un conocimiento mas amplio de Dios, por la gracia y el poder del Espiritu, puede conducir a la sabiduria y la alabanza de Dios. Descubriras tesoros algunos viejos, algunos nuevos para ayudarte en tu vida diaria, para darte esperanza en tiempos de sufrimiento y para tener una relacion perdurable con Dios, que te ama.

En "El Yiye que yo conocí: Lecciones de vida", exploramos la vida extraordinaria de un hombre cuya fe inquebrantable lo llevó a convertirse en un líder espiritual de gran influencia.Desde sus humildes comienzos, Yiye fue señalado por Dios para un proposito mayor. Su viaje incluye un encuentro transformador con Dios que cambio su vida, y a traves de su ministerio, impacto a innumerables personas en todo el mundo.Dividido en dos partes, este libro primero narra la vida y el servicio de Yiye, destacando sus milagros, su impacto en su familia y amigos, y las campañas evangelisticas que lo llevaron a ser conocido internacionalmente. La segunda parte se adentra en su doctrina y teologia, explorando temas fundamentales como la oracion, el ayuno, la salvacion y la santidad.Con un enfoque profundo y personal, "El Yiye que yo conoci: Lecciones de vida" es una obra esencial para todos aquellos que buscan comprender mejor la fe cristiana y el poder transformador de Dios en la vida de una persona. A traves de sus enseñanzas, Yiye nos recuerda que cada uno de nosotros esta llamado a ser un instrumento de fe y sanidad en el mundo."Me emociona saber que miles de personas que no conocieron al Hno. Yiye Avila ahora lo conoceran a traves de este libro. Doy gloria a Dios por este esfuerzo, que traera mucha bendicion"Gloria Velazquez, secretaria Ministerio Cristo Viene

¿Y si Jesucristo nunca hubiese existido? ¿Y si todo lo que creemos saber sobre el origen del cristianismo fuera una construcción posterior?Yo soy la luz del mundo es un ensayo provocador y minuciosamente documentado que desmonta, con ironia y claridad, los pilares sobre los que se levanto la figura de Jesus. A partir de un analisis riguroso de los textos antiguos, de las omisiones historicas y de las similitudes con otros mitos religiosos de la epoca, el autor cuestiona la existencia real de Jesucristo y señala su posible origen legendario, forjado por Pablo de Tarso para dar forma a una nueva fe.Lejos del tono academico, este libro invita al lector a replantearse las bases del cristianismo y a mirar con ojos criticos lo que durante siglos se nos ha presentado como verdad indiscutible.

¿Y si el Evangelio aún tuviera algo nuevo que revelarte?Este libro no es solo para cristianos ni solo para estudiosos de las Escrituras. Comentario del Evangelio es una invitación abierta a quienes buscan claridad espiritual, profundidad interior y una comprension viva del mensaje de Jesus."No es necesario ser catolico o cristiano para interesarse por el; basta con tener un anhelo sincero de explorar nuestra interioridad, y ser un verdadero buscador de la verdad."A traves de una lectura lucida, valiente y reveladora, G. Lanza del Vasto discipulo de Gandhi y defensor de la no violencia nos guia hacia un encuentro autentico con Jesus, mostrando todas sus facetas de forma coherente y esencial.Este libro no solo interpela la mente: toca el corazon y despierta el alma. Ayuda a dejar atras imagenes rigidas o limitadas de lo sagrado, y a descubrir un mensaje vivo, luminoso y profundamente humano, que sigue siendo posible hoy.Es una guia espiritual poderosa para quienes se sienten llamados a ir mas alla de las palabras y a vivir, con cada acto, la verdad que el Evangelio propone: una vida con sentido, en espiritu y en verdad.Descubri un Evangelio renovado. Abri este libro y deja que sus palabras te transformen.

¿Te has preguntado alguna vez si Dios sigue perdonándonos a pesar de que nos equivocamos tantas veces? ¿Sientes seguridad de tu salvación? ¿Sientes dudas de seguir a Dios cuando parece que no es posible obedecerlo perfectamente? ¿Sabes como vencer la ansiedad y la duda en la vida espiritual?

In the midst of overwhelming or lingering grief, sometimes the only comfort is knowing that youre not alone. This courageously honest, beautifully designed book offers solace through shared stories of loss. Our grief is our own, as unique as a fingerprint, as fragile as a snowflake. Yet others have crawled through this same valley, stumbling blindly under the shadow of death. In the pages of this exquisite book of stories, meditations, and art, you will meet fellow mourners: presidents and poets; scientists and theologians; writers and filmmakers; artists and musicians; homebodies and wanderers. They, too, wrestled with questions known to all who grieve: Why did this happen? Where are my loved ones now? How can I go on? The 27 meditations in A Hope Observed offer a chance to understand loss and find meaning in our lives ahead. Bereaved father David Bannon weaves his own story into the stories of others, sharing his struggles with doubt, regret, and unanswerable questions. Each days meditation includes Scripture, a reflection prompt, and a work of art that expresses sorrow and love in surprising ways. Bannon also explores startling advances in grief therapy that confirm our suspicions: our dead are with God even as we feel them near; we are not crazy; our grief is normal, healthy, and expected. A Hope Observed is unflinchingly honest, revealing how loss can cause even the strongest person to lose their bearings completely, with no "ending point" in sight. Yet, there is a quiet hope that comes in the company of others, and a light that begins to appear as we realize that grief is love, and the One who walks with us knows our sorrows. A Hope Observed uncovers a bedrock truth: There is nothing we can say that God does not understand. There is nothing we can say that God does not want to hear.

O Legado da Fé Cristã: Uma visão panorâmica da história do cristianismoRobert A. Baker e John M. LandersVocê já se perguntou como a fé cristã, nascida em um pequeno grupo de discípulos, se tornou uma

Excelências da Sagrada Eucaristia oferece ao leitor roteiros de adoração eucarística para serem rezados em comunidade ou individualmente, em catequeses eucarísticas, em um mês eucarístico, e ainda po

Em uma época em que a metodologia do mundo da publicidade e a imprecisão doutrinária tomaram conta de boa parte do evangelismo contemporâneo, é essencial reafirmar, com base bíblica, o chamado divino

Elias é um exemplo marcante de coragem, fé e profunda intimidade com Deus. Hernandes Dias Lopes, com sua clareza pastoral e reflexão teológica, conduz o leitor por uma jornada impactante pela vida de

The Confessions of St. Augustine is a spiritual autobiography cast as an extended prayer, interweaving narrative, theology, and scriptural exegesis across thirteen books. Augustine recounts his youth, flirtation with Manichaeism, career in rhetoric, and conversion in Milan, while probing memory, desire, time, and creation with unusual rigor. Its Latin prose marries Ciceronian cadence to biblical allusion and Neoplatonic terms, creating a self-scrutinizing voice that helped inaugurate Western interiority and the confessional mode. Born in 354 in Thagaste, Augustine trained as a rhetor in Carthage, Rome, and Milan; he passed through Manichaean dualism, Academic skepticism, and Neoplatonism before baptism under Ambrose in 387. Composed around 397400 as he served as bishop of Hippo, the Confessions praises providence, clarifies his motives, memorializes Monica, and instructs catechumens in desire rightly ordered to God. This classic rewards readers across theology, philosophy, and literature: its phenomenology of memory and time, its honest moral psychology, and its doxological ardor remain bracing. Whether approached as spiritual memoir or meditation on the souls restlessness, The Confessions offers enduring insight and prose artistry that repay slow, attentive reading.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

The Great Apostasy, Considered in the Light of Scriptural and Secular History traces the New Testaments predicted falling away through the first Christian centuries, correlating prophecy with patristic evidence, councils, and imperial politics. In lucid, didactic prose, Talmage moves from apostolic authority and ordinances to creeds, canon, and centralized hierarchy, arguing that doctrinal and ritual innovations dissolved primitive authority. He reads the Reformation as reform without full restoration, setting his case within a Restorationist interpretation of Christian history. British-born scientist, educator, and later Latter-day Saint apostle, James E. Talmage brings a laboratory-trained habit of classification to sacred history. His work in geology and years of church instruction fostered careful sourcing, while ecclesiastical service supplied the pastoral impulse to explain, systematically, why a modern Restoration would be necessary if antiquity suffered apostasy. This volume will reward readers of early Christianity, historical theology, and Latter-day Saint thought. Even where one dissents, its synthesis of sources and clear organization make it a bracing guide for courses or personal study, especially for those probing Restorationisms historical claims and their scriptural rationale.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Intra Muros is Rebecca Ruter Springers luminous first-person testament of a convalescent soul ushered beyond deaths threshold. Framed as a vision rather than allegory, the narrative guides readers through gardens, homes of rest, halls of learning, and waters of life where love, growth, and service continue. Its devotional prose blends Victorian domestic realism with eschatological speculation, offering concrete textures: music, companionship, purposeful labor, without polemics. Set within a lineage from Dante to Bunyan and, nearer her day, Elizabeth Stuart Phelpss The Gates Ajar, the book domesticates heaven while resisting rigid dogma. Springer, an American Christian writer of the late nineteenth century, composed the work after a debilitating illness, treating the experience not as sensational memoir but as pastoral consolation. Immersion in evangelical piety, bereavement culture, and womens domestic writing shapes the visions emphasis on kinship, healing, and moral continuance, yielding a theologically modest yet imaginatively confident picture of perfected life. Readers seeking a consoling portrait of heaven - students of Christian spirituality, pastors, grief counselors, and scholars of Victorian religion alike - will find Intra Muros both tender and probing. It rewards slow reading and conversation, not for dogmatic certainty, but for its humane imagination of loves work continuing "within the gates".Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Posthumously published in 1733, Isaac Newtons Observations upon the Prophecies of Daniel, and the Apocalypse of St. John offers a rigorously historicist reading of biblical prophecy. In spare, methodical prose, Newton correlates Daniels four kingdoms, the seventy weeks, and the 1,260 days with the long arc of imperial and ecclesiastical history, and aligns Revelations seals, trumpets, and beasts accordingly. Drawing on philology, chronology, and the work of Joseph Mede, he assembles a dense apparatus of cross-references to Scripture, Fathers, and chroniclers, arguing for gradual fulfillment rather than sudden catastrophe. The author of the Principia was also a lifelong theologian. As Master of the Mint and President of the Royal Society, Newton cultivated an aversion to speculative enthusiasm; in private notebooks and drafts he pursued prophecy with the same evidential discipline he brought to natural philosophy. He consulted the original languages, patristic testimony, and conciliar history to recover primitive Christianity, and he resists confident date-setting, preferring large-scale periods and caution about timetable claims. This volume rewards historians of science, students of Reformation and Enlightenment exegesis, and curious lay readers; it is a bracing model of sober apocalyptic interpretation and an indispensable document of Newtons mind.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Abandonment to Divine Providence advances a demanding, lucid thesis: holiness unfolds by consenting to God in the present moment. Drawn from letters and talks to Visitation nuns and arranged posthumously, it marries epistolary warmth with aphoristic clarity. In the lineage of French and Ignatian spirituality, it prizes fidelity to ordinary duties over curiosities, rejecting passivity for discerning, concrete surrender. Jean Pierre de Caussade, an eighteenth-century Jesuit and seasoned spiritual director, wrote as one schooled in Ignatian discernment and obedience. Guiding women religious shaped his pedagogy of trust, detachment, and cheerful attention to duty. Composed for particular souls rather than print, his counsel resists both quietist drift and rigorist fear, joining abandonment to Providence with responsible action. This classic merits slow reading by spiritual directors, students of Christian mysticism, and seekers weary of restless striving. It trains attention to Gods invitations in ordinary tasks and interruptions. For those exploring Ignatian practice, Catholic spirituality, or durable habits of presence, Abandonment to Divine Providence offers a compact, bracing companion for freedom through consent to the present.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

In The Babylonian Captivity of the Church (1520), Martin Luther indicts the late medieval sacramental system as a papal bondage of the gospel. He reduces the seven sacraments to Baptism and the Lords Supper (allowing Penance only insofar as it rests on promise), rejects the Mass as propitiatory sacrifice, demands communion in both kinds, and questions transubstantiation while affirming Christs real presence. Written in taut Latin that blends scholastic form, scriptural exegesis, and fierce polemic, it stands alongside the Address to the Christian Nobility and The Freedom of a Christian as a defining Reformation tract. An Augustinian friar and Wittenberg professor, Luther forged these claims through intense study of Romans and Galatians, Humanist ad fontes methods, and the pastoral crises unmasked by the indulgence controversy; mounting Roman censure and university disputation sharpened his break with scholastic sacramentalism. Scholars of theology, liturgy, and church historyas well as pastors and studentswill find this a bracing, clarifying guide to Reformation sacramentology and ecclesiology. Read it to weigh Scripture against tradition and to understand how doctrinal critique reshapes worship and pastoral care across confessional lines.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

The Articles of Faith reimagines Joseph Smiths Thirteen Articles as a compact yet systematic theology. Moving article by article, Talmage treats the Godhead, the Atonement, ordinances, spiritual gifts, revelation, scripture, Zion, and last things, grounding claims in the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and modern revelations. In polished lateVictorian prose, he defines terms precisely, argues with measured apologetic force, and situates Latterday Saint distinctives within broader Christian debates, yielding a durable instructional text. James E. TalmageEnglishborn scientist, educator, and later apostlebrought laboratory habits to theology. He first presented this material as lectures and, with First Presidency approval, expanded it for publication in 1899 to serve missionary and priesthood instruction. His scientific training, pastoral concern, and loyalty to Joseph Smiths revelations converged to clarify doctrine for Latterday Saints while addressing the questions of a skeptical, modern public. Students of American religion, Latterday Saint readers, and ecumenical inquirers alike will profit from this lucid synthesis. Allow for nineteenthcentury diction, and you will find a transparent architecture of argument, broad scriptural engagement, and a reliable guide to Mormon selfunderstanding. As a primary source for classrooms or personal study, it rewards careful, charitable reading.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Stephen Charnocks The Existence and Attributes of God is a landmark of Puritan theology, uniting metaphysical rigor with pastoral aim. Cast as extended sermons, it first vindicates Gods being against atheism and practical irreligion, then unfolds the divine perfectionsaseity, simplicity, immutability, eternity, omnipresence, wisdom, power, holiness, goodness, and mercy. Saturated with Scripture yet conversant with scholastic distinctions, the work inhabits the Reformed orthodox tradition. Composed in the shadow of Restoration skepticism, it answers materialist and deist currents without forfeiting a doxological, worship-inducing tone. Charnock (16281680), a Cambridge-educated Puritan divine, served as a chaplain in Ireland during the Interregnum and later ministered in London. Under the constraints of the Act of Uniformity, he refined these discourses among nonconformist congregations, wedding exact reasoning to experimental piety. Published posthumously in 1682 by friends from his manuscripts, the volume distills decades of study and cure-of-souls work. Scholars, pastors, and serious readers will find in these pages a demanding but clarifying school of God-centered thought. Read it to discipline the mind, warm the affections, and learn to live prayerfully coram Deo.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Leo Tolstoys The Kingdom of God Is Within You is a bracing manifesto of nonviolent resistance and Christian anarchism. Written in the 1890s under Tsarist censorship, it argues from the Sermon on the Mountespecially resist not evilto condemn churchstate complicity, militarism, and legal coercion. Tolstoy blends scriptural exegesis, moral philosophy, and polemical clarity with confessional candor, answering critics along the way. The prose is lean yet syllogistic, and the book aligns with dissenting Christian thought from the early Church to Quakers. A count and veteran of the Crimean War, Tolstoy turned from literary celebrity to spiritual inquiry after the crisis narrated in A Confession. His readings of Adin Ballou and William Lloyd Garrison, dialogues with Quakers, and experiments in peasant schools at Yasnaya Polyana shaped his antistatist ethic. Disillusioned with institutional Orthodoxy, he sought a rational, lived Christianity; the hostility he facedculminating later in excommunicationonly sharpened his resolve to articulate a practicable ethics of love. This book will reward readers of political theology, ethics, and civil disobedience. It illuminates the genealogy behind Gandhis satyagraha and Martin Luther King Jr.s nonviolence while challenging certainties about sovereignty and punishment. As a handbook for conscienceand a provocation to actionit remains lucid and indispensable.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.