Bishop Fulton Sheen explains that the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old, and that the failure to recognize Christ was not a failure of prophecy but of expectation. God's plan unfolds progressively throughout history, culminating in Jesus Christ.
Bishop Fulton Sheen explains that the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old, and that the failure to recognize Christ was not a failure of prophecy but of expectation.
God's plan unfolds progressively throughout history, culminating in Jesus Christ.
Sheen emphasizes that Christianity did not begin as a religion centered on a written text.
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Bishop Fulton Sheen explains that the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old, and that the failure to recognize Christ was not a failure of prophecy but of expectation. God's plan unfolds progressively throughout history, culminating in Jesus Christ. Sheen emphasizes that Christianity did not begin as a religion centered on a written text.
It began as the living proclamation of Christ through the apostles. The Scriptures were produced to preserve the apostolic […]
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