Catholic Verse Finder ("Bible Cheat Sheet") English version Pamphlet – January 1, 2004

These are good for figuring what to say to folks when they possibly want to argue about things in the bible. It's geared to Catholics understanding , so it was very helpful to me. Every Catholic should have a set of these to be able to make a good argument on many topics in the church.

I agree with most all that's already been written about this card. It's a wonderful resource.I already have a few of these cards (purchased locally) and was wondering if this one would be in Spanish. The Amazon description refers to "(English and Spanish Edition)"... but there's no Spanish on this card. So if you're looking for something in Spanish: this isn't it. On the other hand, if you want English but are worried this will be in Spanish (or in both English and Spanish): fear not.The print is small, yes. That's how it can be such a concise and handy compendium of all the verses that a Catholic apologist might need at the ready. If you're over 40, you might want to have your reading glasses at the ready as well :-)

Wonderful tool. I highly recommend.

Use this when engaging Protestants, Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses. All are man-made religions. But the Faith is the Blessed Trinity and the Church from St Peter Bishop of Antioch before Rome Italy. People get to know the verses. Prove the Faith that Scripture was a okay by St Jerome, St Nicholas, St Athanasius and St Augustine. When Protestants say they follow The Bible Alone tell them "Where We Got The Bible:Our Debt to the Catholic Church" book shows proof. These scripture cheat sheet plus that book. The Bible was written and approved by Catholics. Period. Now go out and evangelize!!

The Catholic Bible verse finder helps Catholics increase in knowledge about their faith so that it can be shared and explained. It’s also a great way to defend the faith from those who attack it out with to understand it better. Knowing these verses exist is one thing, knowing HOW to use them is entirely different. So when you first get this, study the meaning of every verse before engaging in apologetics. It can be the difference between winning or losing a soul for Christ. Many blessings to all for their efforts.

I belong to a Catholic Men's study group which meets weekly to discuss books relating to our Catholic faith. I came across this Catholic Verse Finder while ordering the next book the group was going to study, and I like it a lot. It's a laminated 8.5" X 11" card printed on both sides. It contains over 100 Bible verses that explain and defend Catholic dogma. I've learned a lot in the relatively short time I've owned it.It is too large to fit in most Bibles, but easily fits in a letter sized file folder or even the slash pocket of a spiral notebook or loose leafed notebook. I keep mine in a notebook I use only for my study group. Very useful.

Catholics, have you ever been asked this question? Well, I've got the perfect solution for you. For those days when you don't have your Bible or Bible app at the ready, this handy dandy quick Scriptural reference for Catholics will answer most of the questions non-Catholics have. (For all others, refer them to the nearest priest at their local Catholic Church.) This is especially good for dealing with non-Catholic posters on Amazon who like to question everything about the Catholic Church and its members.This handy sheet gives Scriptures for "Church," "Church Is Body of Christ," "The Church Must Be One," "Apostolic Church," "Authoritative Church," "Infallible Church," "Perpetual Church," "Primacy Of Peter," "Apostolic Succession," "Real Presence Of Christ In The Eucharist," "Bible Alone Or Bible Plus Tradition?," "Tradition Condemned?" "Faith Alone Or Faith Plus Works?," "Have You Been Saved," "Good Works," "Judged According To Deeds," "Assurance Of Salvation?," "Regenerative Baptism," "Health And Wealth Gospel?," "Divinity Of Jesus," "Time Of Second Coming Unknown," "Holy Spirit A Person, Not A Force," "Mary," "Mother Of God," "Assumption," "Immaculate Conception," "Perpetual Virginity," "Repetitive Prayer," "Call No Man Father? (*Mt 23:9)," "Scandals In The Church," "Celibacy," "Fasting (*1 Tim 4:3)," "Purgatory," "Hell," "Original Sin," "Infant Baptism," "Confirmation," "Confession," "Anointing The Sick," "Holy Orders," "Matrimony," "Divorce and Remarriage," "Contraception," "Homosexuality," "Drinking Wine," "Communion Of Saints," "Intercessory Prayer To Saints," "Veneration Of Saints," "Relics," and "Statues."*Includes some of the Bible verses non-Catholics like to use to challenge Catholic doctrines.

This is great for your own study or debating your Protestant friends! This is an amazing resource I highly recommend for any catholic!