King James Version Bible (KJV) With Apocrypha PDF

Our experience of God’s mercy is transformative. It changes how we see ourselves and how we interact with the world. There are times when we may feel unworthy of God’s love and forgiveness, but God’s mercy is boundless and unconditional. Pope Francis reminds us: ‘God’s mercy is infinite and it is always there for us, ready to heal, to forgive, to restore.’ This infinite mercy invites us to approach God with humility and openness, trusting in God’s desire to forgive and renew us [ … ]

For the Jewish people, the sickness of the paralyzed man was a symptom of underlying sin. It was a punishment, a consequence of one’s own moral evil or of one’s parents. We can imagine the social consequences for the paralyzed man, in the light of the various exclusions which were applied to disabled people [ … ]

Psalm 109 is unique and challenging. This psalm is often classified as one of the ‘imprecatory’ psalms due to its intense language of cursing and calls for judgment against the psalmist’s enemies. The psalm stands out for its raw emotion and the stark contrast it presents to the more familiar themes of praise and worship found in other psalms [ … ]