Löydetty 1507 Tulokset: Long Life
The man who tries to save his life will lose it; it is the man who loses his life for my sake and for the gospel’s sake, that will save it. (Mark 8, 35)
And he answered them, Ah, faithless generation, how long must I be with you, how long must I bear with you? Bring him to me. (Mark 9, 18)
And now Jesus asked the father, How long has this been happening to him? From childhood, he said; (Mark 9, 20)
If thy hand is an occasion of falling to thee, cut it off; better for thee to enter into life maimed, than to have two hands when thou goest into hell, into unquenchable fire; (Mark 9, 42)
And if thy foot is an occasion of falling to thee, cut it off; better for thee to enter into eternal life lame, than to have both feet when thou art cast into the unquenchable fire of hell; (Mark 9, 44)
Then he went out to continue his journey; and a man ran up and knelt down before him, asking him, Master, who art so good, what must I do to achieve eternal life? (Mark 10, 17)
will receive, now in this world, a hundred times their worth, houses, sisters, brothers, mothers, children and lands, but with persecution; and in the world to come he will receive everlasting life. (Mark 10, 30)
So it is that the Son of Man did not come to have service done him; he came to serve others, and to give his life as a ransom for the lives of many.✻ (Mark 10, 45)
This was part of the teaching he gave them, Beware of the scribes, who enjoy walking in long robes, and having their hands kissed in the market-place, (Mark 12, 38)
who swallow up the property of widows, under cover of their long prayers; their sentence will be all the heavier for that. (Mark 12, 40)
But Peter insisted more than ever, I will not disown thee, though I must lay down my life with thee. And all of them said the like.✻ (Mark 14, 31)
Yet Peter followed at a long distance, right into the high priest’s palace, and there sat down with the servants by the fire, to warm himself. (Mark 14, 54)
