The Essential Faith of the Universal Church

according admit adopted Apostles appears appointed attributes authority become believe bishops body brethren called Catholic Christ Christian Church claim clear commands common conceive conceptions confirmed consequence creeds death derived desire direct dispensation Divine doctrine error essential established eternal evidence existence express fact faith Father feel followers future given Gospel grace guilt heart held hold Holy hope human imagine immediately important individual influence institutions interpretation intimation Jesus Jews judge less liberty light manifest means mind mode moral nature necessary never obedience object offered opinions origin pain permanent person Peter possession possible practice pray prayer prepared present principle privilege promise punishment reason receive records referred regard reject relation religion respecting revelation Roman sacred salvation sanction Scriptures spirit suffering suppose temporal things true truth understand Unity universal unto whole worship