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  • and yet I have written to you, here and there, somewhat freely, by way of refreshing your memory. So much I owe to the grace which God has given me, (Romans 15, 15)

  • I have, then, through Christ Jesus, some reason for confidence in God’s sight. (Romans 15, 17)

  • It is not for me to give you any account of what Christ has done through agents other than myself to secure the submission of the Gentiles, by word and action,✻ (Romans 15, 18)

  • in virtue of wonders and signs, done in the power of the Holy Spirit. My own work has been to complete the preaching of Christ’s gospel, in a wide sweep from Jerusalem as far as Illyricum.✻ (Romans 15, 19)

  • It has been a point of honour with me to preach the gospel thus, never in places where Christ’s name was already known; I would not build on the foundation another man had laid, (Romans 15, 20)

  • but follow the rule of scripture, He shall be seen by those who had had no tidings of him, he shall be made known to those who had never heard of him.✻ (Romans 15, 21)

  • This was the chief reason which prevented me from visiting you; it has kept me back until now. (Romans 15, 22)

  • As I write, I am making a journey to Jerusalem, with an errand of relief to the saints there. (Romans 15, 25)

  • You must know that Macedonia and Achaia have thought fit to give those saints at Jerusalem who are in need some share of their wealth; (Romans 15, 26)

  • they have thought fit to do it, I say, and indeed, they are in their debt. The Gentiles, if they have been allowed to share their spiritual gifts, are bound to contribute to their temporal needs in return. (Romans 15, 27)

  • When that is done, and I have seen this revenue safely in their hands, you shall be a stage on my journey to Spain; (Romans 15, 28)

  • and I am well assured that when I visit you, I shall be able to visit you in the fulness of Christ’s blessing. (Romans 15, 29)


"Seria mais fácil a Terra existir sem o sol do que sem a santa Missa!" São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina