God in My Spirit — Deuterocanonical Books & Catholic Catechesis
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God in My Spirit Catholic Study & Reflection
Deuterocanonical Books & Catholic Catechesis
The seven books the Reformation removed — and the Catholic doctrines they illuminate. A verse-by-verse guide to the deuterocanonicals, Catholic apologetics, and the great figures of Scripture, grounded in NABRE and the Catechism.
Seven books accepted by the Catholic Church as Sacred Scripture since the earliest centuries, confirmed at the Council of Trent — and absent from Protestant Bibles. Discover their theological depth, verse by verse.
Every Catholic doctrine has its roots in Sacred Scripture. These guides provide the biblical grounding, with NABRE verses and Catechism references, for the great teachings of the Church.
«All scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for refutation, for correction, and for training in righteousness.»
2 Timothy 3:16 · NABRE
At God in My Spirit, every article is grounded in NABRE — the New American Bible Revised Edition approved for use in the United States — with connections to the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Our goal is simple: to show that the Catholic faith is not added to Scripture, but flows from it — including from the seven books that belong to the complete Catholic canon.
Witnesses of the Faith
Biblical Figures in the Catholic Tradition
Patriarchs, prophets and apostles — their lives and writings interpreted through the lens of Catholic theology, typology and the Catechism.
Protestant Bibles removed seven books from the Old Testament in the 16th century. Those books contain some of the clearest biblical support for Catholic doctrines — Purgatory, the intercession of the saints, prayers for the dead, and more. Here is the case, book by book and verse by verse.
