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Exodus 24: 3-8
When the people commit themselves to the observance of all God’s commands, Moses seals their promise by sprinkling them with the blood of the covenant.
Hebrews 9: 11-15
Christ enters the sanctuary of God’s presence to present the offering of his own blood for our eternal redemption.
Mark 14: 12-16. 22-26
In the course of the Passover meal, Jesus gives the disciples the sacrament of his own body and blood to eat and to drink. This is a sign of the new and eternal convent.
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Acts 2: 1-11
God’s Holy Spirit brings unity and understanding to all the people of the earth.
Galatians 5: 16-25
The life of the Spirit and the life of self-indulgence are totally opposed.
John 15: 26-27. 16: 12-15
The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of truth and will lead us into all truth.
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Acts 1: 1-11
Before Jesus is taken up to heaven he instructs the apostles about the kingdom and their mission to bear witness to him.
Ephesians 1: 17-23
Paul prays that God may fill us with a deeper understanding of all the rich glories that he has promised we will inherit through the victory of Christ.
Mark 16: 15-20
Before Jesus ascends to the right hand of God he commissions the apostles to take the Gospel to the whole of creation.
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Acts 10:25-26. 34-35. 44-48
Peter goes to the house of Cornelius, and barriers of race and religion fall down.
1 John 4: 7-10
The love of God is the most powerful thing in the world.
John 15: 9-17
The force and the power of God’s love came down to us through Jesus Christ.
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Acts 9: 26-31
The newly converted Saul has been preaching in the name of Jesus, and is accepted by the apostolic church in Jerusalem.
1 John 3: 18-24
God’s commandments can be summed up in two imperatives: to believe in Jesus Christ, and to love one another as he taught us.
John 15: 1-8
The grace of Christ, which he gives to us, is the source of all our belief and good works. We are called to be his disciples and to be fruitful.