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12 Sep 2010: Handout 10 Living the Faith: 3. ‘And beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he interpreted to them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself.’ Luke 24:27.

8 Sep 2010: We need to resist such a temptation. In the Gospels, Thomas stayed with the other disciples even though he could not believe their accounts of Jesus’ Resurrection (John 20: 24-29). ... Jesus appeared to those same disciples and strengthened Thomas’

12 Sep 2010: If any man would come after me’, Jesus said, ‘let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me’ (Matthew 16:24). ... and let us eat and make merry; for this my son was dead, and is alive again; he was lost, and is found” ’ (Luke 15:20-24

23 Dec 2015: We, obviously, have not seen that Temple,yet in a manner we have –The Ark Of The Covenantbecoming sweat and sleep onEarth’s ruined shore;24-carat love, pure and ... We have around 24 donors at present, raising about £ 1,000 each month, £12,000 a

12 Sep 2010: But are religions so different, after all?Well, one cannot serve two lords, says the Gospel (Matthew 6:24). ... a great feast for the return of his son ‘[who] was dead, and is alive again; [who] was lost, and is found’ (Luke 15: 24).

3 Dec 2004: heaven on earth. “As theSt Paul in his confession of apostle Paul says: “Now weChrist as the ‘Wisdom and see through a glass darkly” power of God’ (1 Cor 1.24).

8 Sep 2010: Jesus pointed to the Old Testament prophecies that ‘repentance and forgiveness of sins should be preached in his name to all nations, beginning from Jerusalem’ (Luke 24:47). ... 1996), p. 24.13 Bishop Kallistos Ware, The Orthodox Way, revised edition

12 Sep 2010: Matthew 12:24; Mark 3:22). ... That is St Luke, chapter 14, verse 27 – but the warning is so important that it crops up five times in the Gospels (Matthew 10:38, 16:24; Mark 8:34;

12 Sep 2010: God of our fathers’ (Acts 24:14).

12 Sep 2010: In St Luke Chapter 24, verses 13 to 35, we read about two of Jesus’ disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus. ... But their eyes were kept from recognizing him’ (Luke 24:15-16). As they walk, the two disciples speak about how Jesus has been