This document comprises a collection of Biblical citations, primarily from the Pauline epistles and the Acts of the Apostles, focusing on the universality of the Christian message and the dissolution of social and ethnic barriers in Christ. The text emphasizes that within the faith, there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, slave and free, or male and female, as all are one in Jesus Christ. Paul depicts himself as a debtor to all nations, compelled to preach the Gospel regardless of the cultural background of his audience. The selection of passages reflects the tension between worldly wisdom and the perceived foolishness of God's power, placing central importance on the internal purification of the heart through faith and public confession as the path to salvation. Compiled in November 1966, the collection highlights the ecumenical and inclusive nature of early Christianity, where Christ is understood as all and in all, effectively opening the door of faith to all humanity without exception.