Conclusion.

In summarizing the Book of Acts and the Apostolic Epistles, both Ecumenical as well as

Apostle Paul’s (about which there will be a discourse in the next brochure), it must be said

that they all doggedly persuade Christians to abide with spiritual solidarity in the blessed

community called Church, that was established by the Savior. The path to salvation is open to

all those that believe in the incarnate Son of God, Lord Jesus Christ, Who shed His blessed

blood for the redemption of mankind’s sins and gave His Church the Comforter. In order to

be saved, man must follow the path shown by Christ. As well, he must not go alone but

together with other salvation seekers, availing himself of assistance from the blessed community

and receiving the necessary directions from its pastors. The main attributes of the

community of salvation seekers are: a) New life, acquired by them from communion with

God through Lord Jesus Christ; and b) Abiding in a spiritual light – i.e., in the purity of the

Gospel’s Truth and in mutual love. Outside the Church, there is nothing but the darkness of

ignorance, sin, and hatred. This is the realm of the Devil, prince of this world. In living a

blessed life of the Church, a Christian expands spiritually, grows more complete and for his

acts, patience, and good deeds, and becomes deserving of eternal life.