Löydetty 109 Tulokset: Old Testament Story

• And I too, most noble Theophilus, have resolved to put the story in writing for thee as it befell, having first traced it carefully from its beginnings, (Luke 1, 3)

• All those who heard it were full of amazement at the story which the shepherds told them; (Luke 2, 18)

• And the story of his doings spread into every part of the country-side.✻ (Luke 4, 37)

• And this story of him was noised abroad throughout the whole of Judaea and all the country round. (Luke 7, 17)

• At this very time there were some present that told him the story of those Gali-leans, whose blood Pilate had shed in the midst of their sacrifices. (Luke 13, 1)

• And so with the cup, when supper was ended, This cup, he said, is the new testament, in my blood which is to be shed for you. (Luke 22, 20)

• but to their minds the story seemed madness, and they could not believe it. (Luke 24, 11)

• And they told the story of their encounter in the road, and how they recognized him when he broke bread. (Luke 24, 35)

• Come and have sight of a man who has told me all the story of my life; can this be the Christ? (John 4, 29)

• Many of the Samaritans from that city came to believe in him through the woman’s testimony, He told me all the story of my life. (John 4, 39)

• The Jews must send for the parents of the man who had recovered his sight, before they would believe his story that he had been blind, and that he had had his sight restored to him. (John 9, 18)

• we cannot tell how he is able to see now; we have no means of knowing who opened his eyes for him. Ask the man himself; he is of age; let him tell you his own story. (John 9, 21)