In the brief letter to Philemon, Paul refers to Epaphras as “my fellow prisoner in Christ Jesus” (Philemon 1:23). While the exact circumstances are unclear, this phrase suggests that Epaphras was imprisoned alongside Paul, at least for a time.
Saint Jude Thaddeus, one of the twelve apostles, is revered as the patron saint of lost causes and desperate situations. His intercession is sought by those who feel there is no way forward, including those suffering from the anguish of lost or unrequited love.
To call God “Almighty” is to declare that He is in control of all things. This includes nature, nations, history, and the lives of individuals. No force—spiritual or physical—can stand against His will. This belief provides a foundation for trust, especially in times of uncertainty or suffering.
Daniel 7 is a masterpiece of apocalyptic literature, a genre characterized by symbolic visions, cosmic conflict, and the revelation of hidden truths about the future.
Q is not believed to contain stories of Jesus’ birth, crucifixion, or resurrection, but rather sayings, teachings, and parables—what is often called the “Sayings Gospel.”