The book "The Epistle to the Colossians" (Book 58) is one of the parts of the Holy Scriptures included in the Bible. In this epistle, the apostle Paul examines important aspects of Christian faith and morality. He exhorts the Colossians to adhere to the teachings of Christ, to be grateful for his mercy and faithfully and to follow tenderness and love. Through the words of his separate message, Paul calls believers to live according to the laws of Christ, to grow in spirit and in nature, to walk their way with Christ. Colossians in the Douay-Rhames version (Douay-Rhames, book 58: "Colossians corrected by Chellner") is a translation of the Holy Scriptures, which was made by Bishop Richard Chellner in the 18th century. This edition of the biblical text allows the reader to better understand the spiritual messages of the Apostle Paul and adopt them for his own life.