Löydetty 1124 Tulokset: Blind Father

• Art thou a greater man than our father Jacob? It was he who gave us this well; he himself and his sons and his cattle have drunk out of it. (John 4, 12)

• Believe me, woman, Jesus said to her, the time is coming when you will not go to this mountain, nor yet to Jerusalem, to worship the Father. (John 4, 21)

• but the time is coming, nay, has already come, when true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth; such men as these the Father claims for his worshippers. (John 4, 23)

• The father recognized that it had happened at the very time when Jesus said to him, Thy son is to live; and he and all his household found faith. (John 4, 53)

• under which a multitude of diseased folk used to lie, the blind, the lame, the disabled, waiting for a disturbance of the water. (John 5, 3)

• And Jesus answered them, My Father has never ceased working, and I too must be at work. (John 5, 17)

• This made the Jews more determined than ever to make away with him, that he not only broke the sabbath, but spoke of God as his own Father, thereby treating himself as equal to God. (John 5, 18)

• And Jesus answered them thus: Believe me when I tell you this, The Son cannot do anything at his own pleasure, he can only do what he sees his Father doing; what the Father does is what the Son does in his turn. (John 5, 19)

• The Father loves the Son, and discloses to him all that he himself does. And he has greater doings yet to disclose to him, for your astonishment; (John 5, 20)

• just as the Father bids the dead rise up and gives them life, so the Son gives life to whomsoever he will. (John 5, 21)

• So it is with judgement; the Father, instead of passing judgement on any man himself, has left all judgement to the Son, (John 5, 22)

• so that all may reverence the Son just as they reverence the Father; to deny reverence to the Son is to deny reverence to the Father who has sent him. (John 5, 23)