biblia

biblia

La Sagrada Escritura: los libros que contienen la verdad de la Revelación de Dios y fueron compuestas por autores humanos inspirados por el Espíritu Santo (105). La Biblia contiene los cuarenta y seis libros del Antiguo Testamento y los veintisiete libros del Nuevo Testamento (120). Ver Antiguo Testamento, Nuevo Testamento.

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