The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
The heart and soul of the Bible is found in the twofold promise of Sinai: “I shall be there with you as who I AM” – see Exodus 3:1-15. This promise is repeated over and over again. It is being fulfilled in the Incarnation. It is also being spoken to us in every moment of our lives. Slow down! Listen! Experience the promise!
Believing – and seeing – are in fact ways of relating. Jesus, in asking his disciples to believe, is inviting them into the relationship he shares with the Father (10:30).
Today’s Gospel brings together three essential themes in John’s Gospel: “Love” and “obedience” and the power of the “Advocate” to ensure the possibility of both.
Believing – and seeing – are in fact ways of relating. Jesus, in asking his disciples to believe, is inviting them into the relationship he shares with the Father (10:30).