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The Beatitudes take their name from the Latin beatitudo (happiness) and are part of the great inaugural sermon of Jesus that Matthew and Luke report differently

emperor who, upon hearing reports on the events of the empire, makes this comment. We can see that two events are mixed in this empire report: the assassination

"about eight days after". The Evangelists thus indicate the importance of the events and their connection. What is the previous episode? The one reported by

The Annunciation is a central event in the Christian tradition, marking the moment when the archangel Gabriel announces to the Virgin Mary that she has

Valtorta's account respects, with notable differences, the three successive events of Tradition: the Dormition, the Assumption, the Glorification. Jesus specifies

The Gospel reports six consecutive appearances or trials of Jesus before four different interlocutors: 1. The night appearance before Annas reported by

See also: The Canaanite woman. The episode of the Canaanite mother Salton Matthew or the Syro-Phoenician Salton Mark depicts a Jesus far from the figure

Coming out of the synagogue in Nazareth, people wonder: "Where did this wisdom come from that was given to him, and these great miracles that are done

The episode of the Calmed Storm is reported by Matthew, Mark, and Luke (--). The three evangelists agree on the situation: Jesus and the Apostles are crossing

episodes on the theme of service, this teaching of Luke 17:7-10 remains specific to the evangelist. Exegetes question the meaning of the Unprofitable Servants

The primacy of Peter, which underpins the doctrinal preeminence of the pope in the apostolic succession, is reported by Matthew: "And I tell you: You are

of a simple word and were all rewarded. What, in this context, is the specificity of the "foreigner’s" confession? In Maria Valtorta’s work, the episode

The three radical calls find their justification in the context of the event. The first to ask to follow Jesus is an anonymous scribe. These are generally

source). Maria Valtorta illuminates, through the context of two distinct events, the meaning of this variation of the same statement. In Matthew 13:16-17

episode takes place in the evening of a late May day particularly rich in events. Jesus, followed by a crowd, had healed the hemorrhaging woman (EMV 230

The episode of the Adulterous woman (John 8:3-11) appeared late in the canonical Gospel. It is absent from the earliest known documents and only appears

itself shows marked transitions, suggesting a compilation of speeches and events rather than a continuous narrative. This Matthew account is comparable to

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corresponds to that reported by Maria Valtorta in EMV 106.4 as noted in a specific article. Just before, Jesus had asserted: "holy Actions are the fruit of

Gospels, but she also adds other data relating to previously unpublished events, of which she was a privileged witness. These places, which she never visited