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All Scripture is one book, which aspires to the same end (the divine Word); which comes from one God and was written by one Spirit.
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The quote presents Scripture as a unified whole rather than a collection of unrelated writings. It says every part points toward the same goal, the “divine Word,” and ultimately comes from one God through one Spirit. In ordinary terms, its message is that Scripture has a single spiritual source and purpose despite containing many separate passages.
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- Vatican Apostolic Palace — General Audience of December 9, 2009
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