Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Today's gospel trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Today's Gospel reading refers to this too.
That story illustrates one of the points of today's gospel.
Today's gospel reading is from the Sermon on the Plain.
This is the challenge today's Gospel sets before each one of us.
In today's gospel Jesus doesn't confront the religious leaders.
In order to guarantee a good harvest, the servants in today's Gospel suggest that the master allow them to pull up the weeds.
Even so, nothing can compare to the“like Father,like Son” relationship we see in today's Gospel!
Like the gardener in today's gospel, Jesus watered and cared for his spirit.
You may wonder why I chose a boring genealogy with names andgenerations of the past as today's Gospel reading.
The Word of God in today's Gospel is one of the most beautiful and consoling words in the entire Bible.
What does this story have to do with today's Scripture readings-especially Jesus' point in today's Gospel?
A friend said that when she was a girl she heard today's Gospel in church and thought,"That's awfully hard!
Hearing today's gospel reading will give people the impression that they are walking in at the end of a conversation. And they are.
From Ruth and Naomi to the old woman in today's Gospel, widows play an important role in Scripture.
Today's gospel is appropriate for the month of November, when we remember and celebrate those who have gone before us.
We will be more in tune with Jesus' desire in today's Gospel: to lose nothing of what the Father has given him(see Jn 6:39).
Today's gospel”, he continued,“presents to us the scribe of the New Covenant, the wise man according to the Gospel”.
As wonderful as those manifestations of God were, Jesus reveals in today's Gospel that it wasn't enough for God to simply be near us.
The teaching in today's Gospel sets out a rather elaborate and specific process for how forgiveness and reconciliation are to happen.
It may not always be easy to remember that Jesus is with us,but we can look to Scripture passages like today's Gospel and remember that God keeps his promises to all his disciples.
As we can see, today's Gospel takes the example of the new interpretation of the fifth commandment: You shall not kill!
This is what Jesus is getting at in today's gospel when he says that one blind person cannot be the guide for another blind person.
Today's Gospel of the third Sunday of Easter speaks to us of the journey to Emmaus of the two disciples who set out from Jerusalem.
The Holy Father reflected on today's Gospel, in which Jesus calmed the storm and commanding the winds and the sea to“be still.”.
In today's gospel, the disciples of Jesus on their way to Capernaum, they discussed among themselves who is the greatest.
The story of the widow in today's gospel and the story of the elderly couple in the farmhouse are both beautiful examples of thanksgiving.
Today's Gospel is one of the most important in the life of Christ- Good News for those who help the needy, Bad News for those who pay little or no attention to the needs of other human beings.
The audience for Jesus' discourse in today's Gospel is“all the people” and not the disciples in private(as in Matthew 24:3) or the original four disciples(see Mark 13:3).
The attitude of Jesus told in today's Gospel passage urges us to live our lives not in the search for our own advantages and interests, but for the glory of God who is love.
Drawing inspiration from today's Gospel reading according to St. John, the Holy Father reflected on the nature of Christian love and how the word‘love' is used nowadays to describe many different things.