Day 356: God Is Love - The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

[@rm-paradise]

Father, may everything that I do this day, whether it be full of joy or pain, whether it be full of love or of grief, I ask that everything I go through today be offered to you just like Jesus offered everything to you. It is in his name we pray. Amen. 12/21/2024

[@roknrone]

Day 356..let's do this 💪..prayers for Father Mike and all the BIY family who are traveling through God's word together ❤ 🙏

[@allanforsberg2464]

Love you, too, Fr. Mike. This podcast has done so much to explain, develop, and strengthen my faith(which I thought was already strong). What a blessing!! Thank you for mediating God's love to me and the millions who have listened in. God bless you.

[@janetthetonia7922]

Praying for you Father Mike and everyone on this journey Amen 🙏🙏

[@maryannagibson5838]

I am grateful for you Fr. Mike.

[@victoriaa9107]

God help me.

[@uteme]

No God = No Peace Know God = Know Peace

[@patrick.7326]

JESUS I TRUST IN YOU

[@kellyklepadlo182]

I'm so grateful fir this lesson. You gave me the words to speak when confronted by my Protestant friends about mediators.

[@giarose6493]

God make me Holy Turn my disgrace into grace save me a safe place

[@k8eekatt]

Amen

[@lsteinke3987]

God bless BIAY listeners.

[@KathleenBanfield]

I think being crazy for the Lord and the Catholic church is a "good" kind of crazy! Bring it on!

[@roknrone]

Amen to that 🙏

[@cynthiatitus9299]

We are crazy for you because you teach the catholic faith so well Father Mike! Thanks for explaining how loved we are by God who sent his Son to save us from our sins. God is love! He loved us first. He is the truth, the light, the way. We are made for love as we are made in God's image and likeness. Saint John pray for us!

[@solomonaster]

Thank you Fr. Mike, the Word of God gets sweeter and sweeter as we are getting closer to the 365 days. It is so wonderful to be crazy for Jesus. Amen.

[@patriciamcroy5953]

I would like to thank my mother and grandmother that made sure I was brought to the Catholic faith. 🙏🙏🙏💖🌹10/17/22

[@ruthortega5822]

Same here!

[@ipatecek]

Me too!

[@jenniferwhite1169]

Wow Fafher Mike I loved your talk at the end. You are so on fire for being a Catholic. You make me on fire for being Catholic and our faith also. Thank you Father Mike the is Bible in a year has been phenomenal. God bless you.

[@livingpurgatory3]

Jesus, Mary,I love you save souls!

[@roknrone]

For the love of Jesus and Mary and the relief of the Holy souls..eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them, may they rest in peace Amen 🙏

[@leticiavaladez]

Grateful for this year. Greatful for Fr. Mike. We are crazy for you, Father Mike. Thank you for this wonderful podcast, for your teachings, for your love to the Bible, to the Church, to The Lord! Going to do it all over again!

[@elizabethlockner3968]

Yes, absolutely!

[@denisejordan64]

Looking forward to taking this journey again in 2023! Also looking forward to the Catechism in a Year! Thank you, Fr. Mike, for all you do to bring souls to Christ! I pray for you every single day, especially at Mass.

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

1st whoo hoo!!! Heart CathWent Great!!!!

[@kathydeegan7358]

I am so grateful for you sharing with us this year Fr. Mike. You are not crazy. You are awesome and I have learned so much and have grown so much in my faith thanks to you. Blessings always. ❤🙏. Merry Christmas 🎄 and a very happy and healthy New Year to you.

[@ronalddsilva8738]

Thank you Father Mike and thank you everyone at Ascension for giving us the BIAY! God Bless you all and all those who journeyed as a group this year!

[@This-isGirl]

Day 356. God bless you Fr Mike and all in biy. Thank you Jesus🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@giarose6493]

God bless

[@munchlax9715]

Amen

[@dimithriperera9724]

Thank you Fr. Mike. Ave... Immaculate Heart of Mary, Blessed Mother of the Eucharistic Christ, Queen of Heaven and Earth, please bless Fr Mike and his family with heavenly graces.

[@margaretmcgarvey3246]

God Bless you Fr Mike and everyone 🙏

[@carlabaptiste2213]

What a gift you are from God to read the BIAY for us all to draw closer to the Lord. This has been such a blessing to me. Oh! that we would draw ever closer to God and gain a better understanding of what God wants for us all. God Bless!

[@rm-paradise]

Hello my friends. I wish you well as we prepare for the blessed day, Christmas. A special shout out to Fr Mike and the Ascension team who put this podcast together, now updating it through the second year. I'm praying for you all, please join me in praying for the holy soul and most forgotten soul in Purgatory. They need our prayers. 12/22/2022

[@kevinthompson507]

I always say, “Jesus didn’t come to Earth to write a book, he came to establish a church (among other things)”

[@roknrone]

Well said..and Amen to that 🙏

[@susanclemons116]

Thank you Father Mike. Any everyone who works so hard for us to get BIAY. We are crazy for you Father Mike. God bless.

[@carissahanson9887]

The issue of person saying that they didn’t ask God for this life or to be born I myself at times have fallen into this now not so much although I still have bad habits but I have a friend who feels this way so much and so angrily and has lost so much and seems so much and also is very strong-willed but in the other way I ask that you pray for her and pray for me that I can be a better Christian and remove all of my bad habits

[@commonsensecatechistr9370]

Father Mike you really dropped the mic. The Holy Spirit is not ambiguous but clear, powerful, and true. Our God is so good!

[@WashingtonDC99]

O Lord God thank You for Father Mike Schmitz and Ascension Presents for given us this Bible in a year podcast which I have done twice # 2021 and #2022 I am so ready for the next podcast with Father Mike Schmitz which is The Catechism of The Catholic Church in #2023 Lord God all I want is for my whole family, friends, coworkers and neighbors ocnversion of hearts to the true light and the truth.

[@marianmilne6009]

Thank you once more Fr Mike, Jeff and all who make this possible. I listen every morning and it sets me up before going to Mass. It's wonderful and helps me understand more. Praying for you and everyone here. God bless🙏❤️🙏

[@elizabethhunter4525]

Yes God is love, and how we need to hear that, God is not mad at us he is mad about us ! Thank you FR Mike from one crazy to another.

[@robehrgonzales77494]

Crazy for YOU as well father MiKe ❤❤❤

[@gloriaviruet6026]

Thank you Fr. Mike for your wisdom❤

[@leekshikapinnamneni4835]

Thank you so much for this gift father Mike! I truly learned about how much we need authority in the church but even in our lives in the domestic church which is the home. The Bible in a year is such a beautiful gift. I am one of the non-Christian listeners and you’ve made the Bible so accessible to us and I’ve been listening since day one. I pray for you and please pray for me.

[@theresadavis1834]

Thank you Father Mike for sharing the bible with all of us. It is a true blessing to be able to not only read but understand the words of God. Praying for Father Mike and anyone who is in need of prayers.

[@valentinabiebie]

Thank you and thank you again! ❤

[@wms72]

The Catholic Church IS the fulfillment of Messianic Judaism, the One True Church established by Jesus Christ, God's Messiah promised to Israel. ALLELUIA!!!

[@rebekahgriffiths408]

Can somebody explain how it is not appallingly sexist of St Paul to say the following? 1 Timothy: “A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. For Adam was formed first, then Eve. Adam was not the one deceived; it was the woman who was deceived and became a sinner. 15 But women will be saved through childbearing.” I love Fr Mike. To me, he is a walking, talking saint. I am really disappointed he did not address this point.

[@WeatherWonders]

I thought about and looked into this and came up with some notable things. I tried to keep it concise, but . . . It seems to me that St. Paul's advice here is meant to be a practical safeguard concerning behavior common to women. You can see this in the immediate context, when he says "the men should pray, lifting holy hands without anger or quarreling; also that women should adorn themselves modestly and sensibly". He was certainly not oblivious to the possibility of a woman quarreling, or a man dressing vainly. But men tend to benefit from especially watching their tempers, and women tend to benefit from especially being mindful of humble dress. Here, perhaps, Adam and Eve are being used to demonstrate commonalities of the sexes' personalities. But I don't really understand that part, and to my knowledge we are complementarian (something I also don't know much about). St. Augustine of Hippo had this to say (AD 430): "So, too, we must believe that Adam transgressed the law of God, not because he was deceived into believing that the lie was true but because in obedience to a social compulsion he yielded to Eve, as husband to wife, as the only man in the world to the only woman. It was not without reason that the apostle wrote, 'Adam was not deceived, but the woman was deceived.' He means, no doubt, that Eve accepted the serpent’s word as true, whereas Adam refused to be separated from his partner even in a union of sin. This does not imply that he was on that account any less guilty, since he sinned knowingly and deliberately." So Paul was evidently not making a statement regarding natural law but reacting to an issue described by St. John Chrysostom (AD 407): "Then indeed the women, from such teaching, kept silence; but now there is apt to be great noise among them, much clamor and talking, and nowhere so much as in this place. They may all be seen here talking more than in the market, or at the bath. For, as if they came hither for recreation, they are all engaged in conversing upon unprofitable subjects. Thus all is confusion, and they seem not to understand, that unless they are quiet, they cannot learn anything that is useful. For when our discourse strains against the talking, and no one minds what is said, what good can it do to them? To such a degree should women be silent, that they are not allowed to speak not only about worldly matters, but not even about spiritual things, in the church. This is order, this is modesty, this will adorn her more than any garments. Thus clothed, she will be able to offer her prayers in the manner most becoming." I saw a similarity in the advice Paul gives in chapter 5 (read in the next episode), when he talks about widows being "enrolled", and refusing to enroll younger widows for practical reasons, not due to an intrinsic of young widows. Among the troubles he saw were very much like what St. John Chrysostom described. You will also find that the related passage on women keeping silence in 1 Corinthians 14 is amid advice about orderly worship. At the end of the letter Paul advises Timothy, "guard what has been entrusted to you. Avoid the godless chatter and contradictions of what is falsely called knowledge, for by professing it some have missed the mark as regards the faith." On another note, St. Ambrose of Milan (AD 397) takes the passage as, from what I can tell, concerning peace with the culture: "I think the prohibition in the law against a man wearing female garments refers not so much to clothing as to manners and to our habits and actions, since one act is becoming to a man, another to a woman. Therefore, the apostle, as the interpreter of the law, says, 'Let your women keep silence in the churches, for it is not permitted them to speak, but to be submissive, as the law says. But if they wish to learn anything, let them ask their husbands at home.' And to Timothy he says, 'Let a women learn in quietness in all submissiveness. I permit no woman to teach or have authority over men.' How unsightly it is for a man to act like a woman!" All Scripture has significance for us today, but it is not always obvious. Scripture should be interpreted as a whole, probably with the confusing passages in light of the easier ones. We must not read it legalistically, that is, neglecting the author's intentions and consequently missing details that, for brevity, irrelevance, or supposed foreknowledge, weren't stated outright. I think it was Haydock or a saint who said in a commentary, if you don't understand a passage, don't stress over it; you can move on. I would add that we can rely on the Church to know how to generally apply it. I found these commentaries on the _Catena Bible_ website. If you would like to look into this more on KZbin, you may also be interested in _Pints with Aquinas_ interviews with women, or Mike Winger's tediously thorough videos on this topic.

[@MarilynBoussaid-yd1vk]

It may seem that way, but let's not forget that Paul was dealing with pagans. We don't know exactly what sort of behaviors he had to contend with. In pagan religions, as we've learned from BIAY, there was a great deal of sexual immorality. The dress and comportment of women was probably adversely influenced by the culture. Paul was raised in a strictly religious Jewish environment. Even today, Orthodox Jewish women dress and comport themselves very modestly. So I would imagine all this had an influence on Paul's efforts to form reverent Christian communities unpolluted by the world.

[@christiandpaul631]

WOW! I just recently figured something out that is related to todays reading. Guys usually love their kids for their accomplishments, women love them no matter if they are useless lay-abouts. When you run into someone in the mall with a baby the woman is gaga over the baby and the guy is 'are you done yet, can we go'. Its hard for a guy to understand that 'God loves you stuff'. I don't know Him and I don't love Him why does He love me. I was waking up from my usual coma (some people call it bed time) and was apparently dreaming about one of those dumb Christmas movies that i half watched and in the movie there was a woman who wanted children and just loved every kid she saw. I finally understood God's love for us. The woman loves kids unconditionally with out knowing them, without the kids doing anything great or worthy and I finally understood why God loves us. Its just something He does. There is no reason for it, its just His thing. It doesn't make any sense. He's gaga over us without us having to do anything to earn it.

[@miachambers830]

Thank you for noticing that..! My comment started out like yours, but I learned that when He says something I’m not crazy about.. I want to go back and fight..! It’s like the part of the reading that says ‘wives, be subservient to your husbands’.. ouch, that gets stuck in my craw all the time. As I’ve gotten older, I DO realize what it means..! But it was NOT part of my wedding readings..! LOL The part I took umbrage with was… don’t adorn yourselves by wearing gold and pearls’… what I HEARD as.. ‘go hide yourselves and only come out when you’re ‘needed’.. (as you can see I’m taking poetic license with the verbiage..! LOL) But that’s what I heard..! LOL I paused Fr. Mike to write this, so I don’t know if he addressed it, but I don’t think so..! It’s ok.. I still love the Lord.. AND Fr. Mike..! Would there were MORE Fr. Mikes in the world..! There is one at my church, who is Christ personified..! I’m not sure he could ever do anything to make me NOT love him..! Keep the faith..! You probably won’t see this because I’m noticing that your comment was left 11 months ago. But, Merry Christmas to you and yours..! 12/22/2022… (well, it was when I BEGAN this..! LOL)

[@eduardohoover2127]

In speaking of Jesus being the mediator between God and man we must speak about the means of that meditation that being Jesus' death on His Cross and His Resurrection. This is the bond between God and Man even all men if they but put their trust in Christ's death and resurrection; the propitiation to God through His sacrifice of Himself.

[@joseguzman1051]

Amen 🙏.

[@donnapollock]

Thank you and God Bless you Father Mike. only a few more day left in this Bible in a year for me. I can't even tell you how amazing this has been for me. I'm praying for you and for all who follow you on this Journey....

[@gloriaruiz2332]

🙏🏻

[@laurahill2202]

This is the 1st moment that I can honestly say, "I love you Father Mike and I will pray for all of us". Please pray for me, a saint who lost their way. I see so much in Paul's letters that seem to say that since I lost my way, rejected Christ and grieved The Holy Spirit, I cannot come back. I believe, when I begin to run again, that is the "crack in the sidewalk" that I keep tripping on.

[@akkuestix]

Precisely Paul should be a comfort for he went from partaking in the murder of St Stephen to be this great bishop and teacher. Nobody is too messy for the Father. Not even the smell of pig dung on the prodigal son could keep Him from hugging him... that's the mercy you'll receive. Go confess your sins and be whole again.

[@The.Rosco.Mothership]

Continuing my journey, Team Replay 💚🙏🏼😊

[@moniquearseneault1460]

❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mrsmaggiekoch]

I was talking about one of your homilies in confession and casually said, "Oh you know- Father Mike!" to my priest. Just like- assuming he knew the podcast/Ascention Press channel. But the way I said it was like- "-oh my friend said this."

[@simonslater9024]

I as a Marian Catholic submit to the infallible magisterium of the holy Catholic Church this is what’s needed for salvation! Total OBEDIENCE it’s ALL or NOTHING. Nothing else will do! But of course always being doubts to Jesus through Mary! God bless.

[@dawnmireles2912]

December 21, 2023 Round Two Hello! When the Catechism is complete (or maybe even now), consider listening to Saint Faustina’s Diary in a year and/or EWTN Mother Angelica’s Classics to add to your Catholic learning! Oh my goodness so much life guidance in conjunction with Father Mike’s Bible and Catechism in a Year!

[@wreloise1]

“And now there remain: faith [abiding trust in God and His promises], hope [confident expectation of eternal salvation], love [unselfish love for others growing out of God’s love for me], these three [the choicest graces]; but the greatest of these is love.” ‭‭1 Corinthians‬ ‭13‬:‭13‬ ‭

[@kathyfranzoni274]

Yes this is very good reading tonight every night it seems like it's good and it seems like I understand it more and more anyway please pray for me to keep understanding and keep going deeper into the understanding and I want to thank everybody in the community and father Mike thank you and yeah I'm crazy for you too and for the church for the church I still have a lot of questions and stuff but that too will be taken care of in God's time amen night night

[@socorrocervantes8151]

Thank you dear Lord for Fr Mike walking us on the pages of your Holy Scriptures. It has been a glorious journey learning so much from Fr Mike of the wonders of your mystery nobody can fully understand but only through our deep faith. Help us dear Lord to be steadfast in following you and never compromise our faith in you. Jesus I trust in you.

[@iloveyellow7214]

Im gonna do this for an entire year next year thank you for this Padre 🥰

[@carissahanson9887]

Well this has been somewhat of a blessing for me because I usually have people read the Bible to me which seems to work well as that’s how most of my schooling was that because of a disability but this year they were some wrenches in the road so I was late in completing my readings according to what I had scheduled this was a good feeling I got most of it done on both sidesBut for my own I was off by two months so now I got most of this and the full Bible done here so this is really good and I’ll probably do the same next year God willing

[@carissahanson9887]

And I kind of did a few a day which also kept me distracted from the craziness and my bad habits they seem to be creeping in though got a pray a little harder and spend more time doing this as it keeps me busy

[@litaedwards1388]

24/12/21 I am here praise the BIAY bless Fr Mark n team from Sydney

[@uteme]

Praying for Jen, Julie, Sue, Fr. Mike & for all who prepare & participate in BIAY. Also, praying for any thumbs down(ers)!! 🤲🏼🕊

[@maangeleshg]

God bless you father Mike

[@user-hu4gr1bo5g]

Amen. Amen. Amen.

[@alnotter4717]

Team Ascension is awesome

[@valentinabiebie]

I’m grateful for our Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, the Bible and the Catholic Church. I’m grateful for the BIAY podcast by Father Mike Schmitz and AP! Thank you! 🙏

[@mariacisneros6114]

Thank you Fr. Mike 😇 We love you 💟✝✝✝💟

[@jackie9200]

I was hoping you would comment on 10:15

[@taylorceddia6869]

Me too. This is something I specifically struggle with reading as a woman and I would have appreciated some more insight into it.

[@williamgroel2880]

Thank you father mike for sharing the word of god🙏

[@stephenspain9167]

🙏

[@LianaDenny]

God Bless you Father I'm Catholic and I believe in my Religion

[@areacode3816]

I once heard you can interchange the word of God and love in the scriptures. For me it added yet another layer of beauty to the Bible.

[@miachambers830]

Whoa, Father..? 🛑 I just learned something about myself that I’m not crazy about, but you are not addressing it..! I’m sure there are more of us who need an answer, too..! But STILL… I AM CRAZY for YOU… and the church..! I CANNOT WAIT to hear you tomorrow..! ❤️👍🏻 I am praying for you..! ❤️👍🏻🙏🏻 Please pray for me..! (I ESPECIALLY NEED them tonight..! Let all women be silent..? Cannot teach..? Ummm… I’m usually ‘on board’ with the whole Bible, but you nearly lost me tonight. I had to go back over that, more than once..! I know I need to love, but it’s not easy when I don’t ‘like’ what I hear..! Ouch..! Lord, thank You for Fr. Mike..! ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻🙏🏻

[@speroconstantine9957]

Thanks

[@wreloise1]

Thank you Father Mike… Explanation and studying of “Mediator “ is so needed Especially for one’s entering into Catholic Church 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾

[@marijo.4694]

Beautiful message Fr. Mike God is love. Please pray for my family. The love is so lost. I feel so defeated.

[@charlenedemers2564]

Thank you for your teaching ..I am happy to know some of the words in the Bible and looking forward to next round because each time you read a reading you lean something new.

[@janinelinh]

Thank you so much for all you've done. God bless you abundantly! 💝

[@giarose6493]

Wicked smart point God bless you Father Mike 💋🙏❤️☘️🌹☝️💪🩸🇺🇸

[@giorgiaalexanderactingothe1892]

You mentioned today that no one has ever baptized themselves. I understood your point and message well ☺️ however it did make me think of one of my favorite saints, Thecla who famously baptized herself before being martyred!

[@nickk4851]

That info is from Apocrypha NT literature, fyi. It's precisely that sort of thing that excludes it from being included in the Bible. You cannot baptize yourself. Peace :)

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🙏🙏🤗❤️

[@conniejackson5300]

I am crazy for you, too, Father Mike, Connie.

[@SuperRuthJ]

I want to continue with BIAY for the new year. Thank you so much for all you've done for all of us, Father Mike. May God bestow His Love on you and your family! We love you so much❤ Have a Blessed, Joyful, Christmas and through out the New Year 2022!❤🎄🙏🎁❤

[@emsvbracken]

Father Mike, this is awesome and powerful reflection. This reflection just gave whole light to questions about confession of sins to a priest; why do we pray to saints; the Catholic Church as the one true Church Jesus founded; oral and written Traditions. Wow! I have been asked about these questions so many times. Thank you, Father Mike, for all your love and endevour to bring to us the Word of God thus, bringing us all to the Lord. My sincere thanks goes also to the whole Ascension Press especiall Jeff Cavins who helped you set up this Study. God bless and protect you always.

[@julieshelton5556]

Thank you for this gift Father MIke. Love this so much

[@janetotto796]

Thank you on clarifying confession to Priest! Please pray for family members who have not gone to confession in many years due “ why should I go to priest.. I confess to God”

[@Paradise-x4m]

Fr. Mike, I was hoping you would touch on that topic where women are told to be silent, she is not to teach or have authority over man?

[@giarose6493]

🙏 amen 🙏

[@christinetuthill8249]

Thank you Father. Crazy for the Church here too.

[@joannebywaters4154]

& we, you're listeners are crazy for Jesus, the church ⛪🙏& you too Fr Mike!!❤🙏🤗 & a very Merry Christmas to you & all at Ascension presents!!!🌲🙏🤗❤🎼🎉🎊

[@dawnmireles2912]

December 21, 2023 Round Two Please, do you have just a moment in time to pray for Souls in Purgatory with me? According to tradition, St. Gertrude the Great, was told by Our Lord that each time she piously recited the following prayer, it would release 1,000 souls (or a vast number) from their suffering in purgatory: Eternal Father, I offer You the most precious blood of thy Divine Son, Jesus, in union with the Masses said throughout the world today, for all the Holy Souls in Purgatory, for sinners everywhere, for sinners in the universal Church, for those in my own home, and in my family. Amen. In her account of another vision, St. Faustina describes Purgatory as a "great crowd of suffering souls" undergoing purification. Further, she says that the souls are "praying fervently, but to no avail, for themselves; only we can come to their aid" (Diary, 20)

[@olivematura5027]

I a great full for you. You have help me so much

[@yeseniamonroy5111]

God is ❤. ❤️ 🎉❤

[@elizabethhunter4525]

Here is an interesting thought, I heard a sermon preached where I John v17 was taken quite literally, it was preached from a healing perspective. A lady with breast cancer took this verse and wrote it on her breast cancer report 'As He is so to am I in this world' meaning God is perfect, without blemish, she took this literally that she could be made whole like Him . The healing manifested, was verified, and her testimony has gone on to help countless other people. Praise God !

[@gingerphelan5728]

God bless. 🙏🙏

[@donnawilkey6857]

One of our Christmas discussions ended with “agreeing to disagree.” One party said “ priests should marry. Jesus didn’t say they could not. The Bible was written by men.” Another said “Tradition counted” , “what about the Bible -1Timothy 3:15.”

[@jojo_mcelwee6591]

❤️

[@gailgawlik1696]

Hey, Father Mike, great job! I know this was a ton of work for you!! BTW, don't forget those of us who actually make it to the end. Got any suggestions for us, like should we do it a second time or focus on particular books?

[@Manyanababy]

🙏🏽

[@robehrgonzales77494]

DaY 356 (18-JuNe-2024) HaPpY TueSDaY A❤m❤e❤N❤ HapPy Birthday BrOtHeR BraD

[@admg1340]

Day 356, 7/21/2022

[@berryberry2508]

Proverbs 30 24 - There are four animals in the world that are small, but very, very clever : 25 - Ants : they are weak, but they store up their food in summer. 26 - Rock badgers : they are not strong either, but they make their homes among the rocks. 27 - Locusts : they have no king, but they move in formation. 28 - Lizards : you can hold one in your hand, but you can find them in palaces. The Good News Bible Today's English Version (TEV). 📖🕯✝