Löydetty 4918 Tulokset: Rom

• Nobody sews on a piece of new cloth to patch an old cloak; if that is done, the new piecing takes away threads from the old cloth, and makes the rent in it worse. (Mark 2, 21)

• But Jesus withdrew, with his disciples, towards the sea; and great crowds followed him from Galilee, and from Judaea, (Mark 3, 7)

• and from Jerusalem, and from Idumaea, and from beyond Jordan; and those who lived about Tyre and Sidon, hearing of all that he did, came in great numbers to him. (Mark 3, 8)

• And the scribes who had come down from Jerusalem said, He is possessed by Beelzebub; it is through the prince of the devils that he casts the devils out. (Mark 3, 22)

• If a man is rich, gifts will be made to him; if he is poor, even the little he has will be taken away from him. (Mark 4, 25)

• When he saw Jesus from far off, he ran up and fell at his feet, (Mark 5, 6)

• and had undergone much from many physicians, spending all she had on them, and no better for it, but rather grown worse, (Mark 5, 26)

• Jesus thereupon, inwardly aware of the power that had proceeded from him, turned back towards the multitude and asked, Who touched my garments? (Mark 5, 30)

• While he was yet speaking, messengers came from the ruler’s house to say, Thy daughter is dead; why dost thou trouble the Master any longer? (Mark 5, 35)

• And wherever they give you no welcome and no hearing, shake off the dust from beneath your feet in witness against them. (Mark 6, 11)

• Then, as his name grew better known, king Herod came to hear of it. It is John the Baptist, he said, risen from the dead, and that is why these powers are active in him. (Mark 6, 14)

• but when Herod was told it, he declared, He has risen from the dead, John the Baptist, whom I beheaded. (Mark 6, 16)