Discipulado E Interpretacion – (Spanish)
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“Discipulado e interpretacion” es un llamado a realizar la gran comision de nuestro Seor Jesucristo: “id y haced discipulos”. Pero hacer discipulos requiere que todo cristiano tenga un esquema hermeneutico para entender el texto escrito de la tradicion cristiana. Si entendemos bien, podremos ensear bien y asi formar discipulos buenos que se reproduzcan en otros discipulos, y estos en otros, y estos en otros. Pero si nos desviamos, estaremos propensos a perder el gozo de nuestra mision.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781609572518
ISBN10: 1609572513
Language: Spanish
Agustin Rafaelano
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2010
Publisher: Xulon Press
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