Löydetty 1099 Tulokset: win

• But a little later, a strong wind called "the northeaster" swept down on them, from across the island. (Acts 27, 14)

• The ship was dragged along and could not face the wind, so that we remained adrift. (Acts 27, 15)

• The storm lashed at us so strongly that on the next day they began throwing the cargo overboard. (Acts 27, 18)

• They cast off the anchors and left them in the sea; at the same time, they loosened the ropes of the rudders, hoisted the foresail to the wind and headed for the beach. (Acts 27, 40)

• Paul gathered a bundle of dried twigs and as he threw them into the fire, a viper suddenly came out because of the heat and entwined itself around his hand. (Acts 28, 3)

• After three months, we boarded a ship which had spent the winter at the island. It belonged to an Alexandrian company and carried the figurehead of Castor and Pollux as insignia. (Acts 28, 11)

• and, after circling the coast, we arrived at Rhegium. On the following day, a south wind began to blow, and at the end of two days we arrived at Puteoli, (Acts 28, 13)

• And since they did not think that God was worth knowing, he gave them up to their senseless minds so that they committed all kinds of obscenities. (Romans 1, 28)

• Those who, without knowing the Law, committed sin, will perish without the Law, and whoever committed sin knowing the Law, will be judged by that Law. (Romans 2, 12)

• showing that the commandments of the Law are engraved in their minds. Their conscience, speaking within them also shows it, when they condemn or approve their actions. (Romans 2, 15)

• Rather, it will be proved that God is truthful, every human a liar, as the Scripture says: it will be proved that your words are true and you will be winner if they want to judge you. (Romans 3, 4)

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