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The Seven Gifts
The gift of wisdom corresponds to the virtue of charity.
The gift of understanding corresponds to the virtue of
faith.
The gift of knowledge corresponds to the virtue of
faith.
The gift of counsel corresponds to the virtue of
prudence.
The gift of fortitude corresponds to the virtue of
fortitude.
The gift of piety corresponds to the virtue of justice.
The gift of fear of the Lord corresponds to the virtue of
hope.
The Eleven Gifts
The gift of wisdom seems to be the ability to make
decisions and give guidance that is according to God's
will.
The gift of knowledge is the ability to have an in-depth
understanding of a spiritual issue or situation.
The gift of faith is being able to trust God and
encourage others to trust God, no matter the
circumstances.
The gift of healing is the miraculous ability to use
God's healing power to restore a person who is sick,
injured, or suffering.
The gift of miracles is being able to perform signs and
wonders that give authenticity to God's Word and the
Gospel message.
The gift of prophecy is being able to proclaim a
message from God.
The gift of discerning spirits is the ability to determine
whether or not a message, person, or event is truly
from God.
The gift of tongues is the ability to speak in a foreign
language that you do not have knowledge of, in order
to communicate with someone who speaks that
language.
The gift of interpreting tongues is the ability to
translate the tongues speaking and communicate it
back to others in your own language.
The gift of administration is being able to keep things
organized and in accordance with God's principles.
The gift of helps is always having the desire and
ability to help others, to do whatever it takes to get a
task accomplished.
Pray Hard ! ! !
The gift of wisdom corresponds to the virtue of charity.
The gift of understanding corresponds to the virtue of
faith.
The gift of knowledge corresponds to the virtue of
faith.
The gift of counsel corresponds to the virtue of
prudence.
The gift of fortitude corresponds to the virtue of
fortitude.
The gift of piety corresponds to the virtue of justice.
The gift of fear of the Lord corresponds to the virtue of
hope.
The Eleven Gifts
The gift of wisdom seems to be the ability to make
decisions and give guidance that is according to God's
will.
The gift of knowledge is the ability to have an in-depth
understanding of a spiritual issue or situation.
The gift of faith is being able to trust God and
encourage others to trust God, no matter the
circumstances.
The gift of healing is the miraculous ability to use
God's healing power to restore a person who is sick,
injured, or suffering.
The gift of miracles is being able to perform signs and
wonders that give authenticity to God's Word and the
Gospel message.
The gift of prophecy is being able to proclaim a
message from God.
The gift of discerning spirits is the ability to determine
whether or not a message, person, or event is truly
from God.
The gift of tongues is the ability to speak in a foreign
language that you do not have knowledge of, in order
to communicate with someone who speaks that
language.
The gift of interpreting tongues is the ability to
translate the tongues speaking and communicate it
back to others in your own language.
The gift of administration is being able to keep things
organized and in accordance with God's principles.
The gift of helps is always having the desire and
ability to help others, to do whatever it takes to get a
task accomplished.
Pray Hard ! ! !