Löydetty 222 Tulokset: Door
Joseph took him down, and wrapped him in a winding-sheet which he had bought, and laid him in a tomb cut out of the rock, rolling a stone against the door of the tomb. (Mark 15, 46)
And they began to question among themselves, Who is to roll the stone away for us from the door of the tomb? (Mark 16, 3)
And suppose the other answers, from within doors, Do not put me to such trouble; the door is locked, my children and I are in bed; I cannot bestir myself to grant thy request. (Luke 11, 7)
And I say the same to you; ask, and the gift will come, seek, and you shall find; knock, and the door shall be opened to you. (Luke 11, 9)
Everyone that asks, will receive, that seeks, will find, that knocks, will have the door opened to him. (Luke 11, 10)
and you yourselves like men awaiting their master’s return from a wedding feast, so that they may open to him at once when he comes and knocks at the door. (Luke 12, 36)
Fight your way in at the narrow door; I tell you, there are many who will try and will not be able to enter. (Luke 13, 24)
When the master of the house has gone in and has shut the door, you will fall to beating on the door as you stand without, and saying, Lord, open to us. But this will be his answer, I know nothing of you, nor whence you come. (Luke 13, 25)
and found the stone already rolled away from the door of the tomb. (Luke 24, 2)
Believe me when I tell you this; the man who climbs into the sheep-fold by some other way, instead of entering by the door, comes to steal and to plunder: (John 10, 1)
it is the shepherd, who tends the sheep, that comes in by the door. (John 10, 2)
At his coming the keeper of the door throws it open, and the sheep are attentive to his voice; and so he calls by name the sheep which belong to him, and leads them out with him. (John 10, 3)
