Books of the Bible credited to God and inspired writers
The Catholic Church teaches that God is the author of the Bible, though He used human writers. It cites encyclicals and Vatican declarations, explains inspiration by the Holy Spirit, and notes the Bible's role in liturgy and teaching. It also covers chapter and verse divisions and highlights figures like Elias.
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Leo XIII
Pius XII
Council of the Vatican
Christ
God
Man
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Paul
Isaias
David
Ike
Mary
Jesus
St. Ambrose
St. Jerome
St. Paul
Stephen Langton
Sanctes Pagnius
Robert Stephanus
Douay and Confraternity
Elias
Peter
James
Mount
Thabor
Bible in Catholic Thought and Liturgy
Questions explore how scripture is treated as divine and human, its edifying power, and how Mass nourishes believers through both the Word and the Eucharist. They reference encyclicals by Leo XIII Benedict XV and Pius XII and invite reading Henry’s Introduction to Theology for deeper insight.
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Leo XIII
Benedict XV
Pius XII
Christ
A. M. Henry
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