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Discusses the portrayal of violence in the passion narratives of the passage Matthew 26:47-56, which focused on the condemnation and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Description of betrayal by Judas; Representation of Jesus Christ as the portrait of a nonviolent life; Effects of cowardice and fear on obligation and loyalty.

The article discusses the passage in 1 Corinthians 1:3-9 about self-interest. It interprets the message of Paul, one of the apostles of Christ, in his writing in Corinthians. According to the author, the passage is about the new city in Corinth and the communities established within the location. It also relates the sacrifice done by Christ to save the world. In addition, the author explains how Paul sees the cultures and values of Corinthians. She likewise states that the verse wants people to realize the main purpose of God for them.

The article discusses the Mark 13:24-37 Gospel about the start of Advent season. It examines the message of the biblical passage together with its imagery and symbolism. It also relates the life of apostle Mark to the interpretation of the Gospel. In addition, it presents the travel of Christ with the rest of the disciples in connection to the passage. According to the author, Mark's message is about upheaval, judgment, salvation and new life. He also states that preachers will have difficulties in conveying the Gospel's message to the listeners since people are into independence and self-reliance.

Analyzes the anointing of Jesus Christ by a woman who poured the alabaster jar of costly ointment on His head under the verses 6 to 13 of the twenty-sixth chapter of the Book of Matthew which marks the beginning of the passion narrative in the Bible. Interpretation of the anointing scene as a preparation for Jesus' burial; Failure of the disciples to be aware of Jesus' needs prior to His death despite their concern for the poor; Stance of the disciples on the purpose of the ointment.