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Oct 31, 2021 21 min

Session 1 - Introduction- Why a Catholic Bible Study?

from Catholic Doctrine Bible Study Hosted by Jim Hawk

Key Points THE UNIQUE AUTHORITY GIVEN TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Jesus started ONE Church (Mt16:16-19), prayed for UNITY in that Church (Jn .17), intended for that Church to remain until the end of human history (Mt 28:20), gave that Church the Holy Spirit to guide it into all truth (Jn 16:13), and gave that Church the Unique Authority it would need (Mt16:16-19). That Church even preceded the bible. That Church (that Jesus started) is “The Pillar and Foundation of truth.” (1Tim 3:15) The Authority issue is essential in solving doctrinal differences between Christians.

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