Löydetty 4578 Tulokset: God
No, God has not disowned the people which, from the first, he recognized as his. Do you not remember what scripture tells us about Elias? The complaint, I mean, which he made before God about Israel: (Romans 11, 2)
so we read in scripture, God has numbed their senses, given them unseeing eyes and deaf ears, to this day.✻ (Romans 11, 8)
Tell me, then, have they stumbled so as to fall altogether? God forbid; the result of their false step has been to bring the Gentiles salvation, and the result of that must be to rouse the Jews to emulate them. (Romans 11, 11)
If the losing of them has meant a world reconciled to God, what can the winning of them mean, but life risen from the dead?✻ (Romans 11, 15)
God was unforgiving with the branches that were native to the tree, what if he should find occasion to be unforgiving with thee too? (Romans 11, 21)
There is graciousness, then, in God, and there is also severity. His severity is for those who have fallen away, his graciousness is for thee, only so long as thou dost continue in his grace; if not, thou too shalt be pruned away. (Romans 11, 22)
Just so they too will be grafted in, if they do not continue in their unbelief; to graft them in afresh is not beyond God’s power. (Romans 11, 23)
In the preaching of the gospel, God rejects them, to make room for you; but in his elective purpose he still welcomes them, for the sake of their fathers; (Romans 11, 28)
God does not repent of the gifts he makes, or of the calls he issues. (Romans 11, 29)
Thus God has abandoned all men to their rebellion, only to include them all in his pardon. (Romans 11, 32)
How deep is the mine of God’s wisdom, of his knowledge; how inscrutable are his judgements, how undiscoverable his ways! (Romans 11, 33)
And now, brethren, I appeal to you by God’s mercies to offer up your bodies as a living sacrifice, consecrated to God and worthy of his acceptance; this is the worship due from you as rational creatures.✻ (Romans 12, 1)
