Löydetty 347 Tulokset: Royal Family
and Joseph, being of David’s clan and family, came up from the town of Nazareth, in Galilee, to David’s city in Judaea, the city called Bethlehem, (Luke 2, 4)
He told them, then, There was a man of noble birth, who went away to a distant country, to have the royal title bestowed on him, and so return. (Luke 19, 12)
Has not the scripture told us that Christ is to come from the family of David, and from the village of Bethlehem, where David lived?✻ (John 7, 42)
the high priest Annas was there, and Caiphas, and John, and Alexander, and all those who belonged to the high-priestly family.✻ (Acts 4, 6)
he rescued him from all his afflictions, and won him favour and a name for wisdom with Pharao, king of Egypt, who made him ruler over Egypt and over all the royal household. (Acts 7, 10)
Then Joseph sent for his father Jacob, and for his family, seventy-five souls in all; (Acts 7, 14)
He was much out of humour with the people of Tyre and Sidon; and these, since their country depended on the king’s country for its supplies, waited upon him by common consent, and tried (by winning over Blastus, the royal chamberlain) to make their peace. (Acts 12, 20)
So, on an appointed day, Herod put on his royal finery and sat down on a raised dais to harangue them; (Acts 12, 21)
Let us practise generosity to all, while the opportunity is ours; and above all, to those who are of one family with us in the faith. (Galatians 6, 10)
He must be one who is a good head to his own family, and keeps his children in order by winning their full respect;✻ (1 Timothy 3, 4)
The deacon must be faithful to one wife, good at looking after his own family and household. (1 Timothy 3, 12)
the man who makes no provision for those nearest him, above all his own family, has contradicted the teaching of the faith, and indeed does worse than the unbelievers do. (1 Timothy 5, 8)
