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Löydetty 4680 Tulokset: Eve

  • Through him we obtain this favor in which we remain and we even boast to expect the Glory of God. (Romans 5, 2)

  • Not only that, we feel secure even in trials, knowing that trials produce patience, (Romans 5, 3)

  • But if we have died with Christ, we believe we will also live with him. (Romans 6, 8)

  • Now, however, you have been freed from sin and serve God. You are bearing fruit and growing in holiness, and the result will be life everlasting. (Romans 6, 22)

  • So on one side is Sin: its reward, death; on the other side is God: he gives us, by grace, life everlasting in Christ Jesus, our Lord. (Romans 6, 23)

  • Then, shall we say that the Law is part of sin? Of course not. However, I would not have known Sin, had it not been through the Law. I would not be aware of greed if the Law did not tell me: Do not covet. (Romans 7, 7)

  • What the flesh seeks is against God: it does not agree, it cannot even submit to the law of God. (Romans 8, 7)

  • Then, no more fear: you did not receive a spirit of slavery, but the Spirit that makes you sons and daughters and every time we cry, "Abba! (this is Dad!) Father!" (Romans 8, 15)

  • I consider that the suffering of our present life cannot be compared with the Glory that will be revealed and given to us. (Romans 8, 18)

  • for even the created world will be freed from this fate of death and share the freedom and glory of the children of God. (Romans 8, 21)

  • Not creation alone, but even ourselves, although the Spirit was given to us as a foretaste of what we are to receive, we groan in our innermost being, eagerly awaiting the day when God will give us full rights and rescue our bodies as well. (Romans 8, 23)

  • We know that in everything God works for the good of those who love him, whom he has called according to his plan. (Romans 8, 28)


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