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Monthly Archives: July 2014
A Samaritana
A história da Samaritana (João 4:4-42) é bastante reveladora. Aprendemos sobre a conversa de Jesus com uma mulher solitária que tinha vindo tirar água do poço de Jacob na Samaria. Era uma mulher extraordinária por causa de raça, desprezada … Continue reading
The Samaritan Woman
______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ The story of the Samaritan woman (John 4:4-42) is quite revealing. We learn about Jesus’ conversation with a lone woman who had come to get water from Jacob’s well in Samaria. She was despised by Jews because of … Continue reading
Martyrs Chrétiens
Torches de Néron, qui ciblait les Chrétiens comme responsable de l’incendie. Une nuit, Juillet 64, il y eut un feu dévorante à Rome. Le vent agita les flammes, et répandra la terreur parmi la population. Le feu détruit la ville … Continue reading
Mártires Cristianos
Las antorchas de Nero, que culpó a los Cristianos como responsables del incendio. Una noche de Julio del año 64 se declaró un atroz incendio en Roma. El viento propagó rápidamente las llamas, sembrando el terror entre la población. El … Continue reading
Mártires Cristãos
As tochas de Nero, que alvejaram os Cristãos como responsáveis pelo incêndio. Uma noite, em Julho de 64, houve um desvastador fogo em Roma. O vento moveu rapidamente as chamas, espalhando terror entre a população. O fogo arruinou a cidade … Continue reading
Christian Martyrs
The Torches of Nero, who targeted Christians as responsible for the fire. One night in July of 64 there was an atrocious fire in Rome, with the wind quickly spread the flames, spreading terror among the population. The fire ruined … Continue reading
PRIEZ POUR LA PAIX
Je publie un compte de Facebook après l’édition adaptée: “Alors que tout va bien, nous n’apprécions pas ce que nous avons: nourriture, eau, électricité, l’étude, travail, liberté, paix … et pratique religieuse. La vie de Mme Guadalupe était normal, à … Continue reading
OREMOS POR LA PAZ
Publico un aviso por parte de Facebook después de la edición adecuada: “A pesar de todo va bien no apreciamos lo que tenemos: comida, agua, electricidad, escuela, trabajo, libertad, paz … y práctica religiosa.” La vida de la señora Guadalupe … Continue reading
REZEMOS PELA PAZ
Publico uma notícia do Facebook após edição adequada: “Apesar de tudo correr bem nós não apreciamos o que temos: comida, água, eletricidade, estudo, trabalho, liberdade, paz … e prática religiosa. A vida da Sra. Guadalupe era normal, nas proximidades de … Continue reading
PRAY FOR PEACE
I publish an account of Facebook after suitable editing: “While all goes well we do not appreciate what we have: food, water, electricity, study, work, freedom, peace … and religious practice. The life of Ms. Guadalupe was normal, nearby Damascus, … Continue reading