Trouvé 4314 Résultats pour: God

• because one is not different from the other before God. (Romans 2, 11)

• What makes us righteous before God is not hearing the Law, but obeying it. (Romans 2, 13)

• The same is to happen on the day when God, according to my gospel, will judge people's secret actions in the person of Jesus Christ. (Romans 2, 16)

• But suppose you call yourself a Jew: you have the Law as foundation and feel proud of your God. (Romans 2, 17)

• You know the will of God and the Law teaches you to distinguish what is better, (Romans 2, 18)

• You feel proud of the Law, yet you do not obey it, and you dishonor your God. (Romans 2, 23)

• In fact, as the Scriptures say, the other nations despise the name of God because of you. (Romans 2, 24)

• A Jew must be so interiorly; the heart's circumcision belongs to spirit and not to a written law; he who lives in this way will be praised, not by people, but by God. (Romans 2, 29)

• It is important from any point of view. In the first place, it was to the Jews that God entrusted his word. (Romans 3, 2)

• Well now, if some of them were not faithful, will their unfaithfulness do away with the faithfulness of God? Of course not. (Romans 3, 3)

• Rather, it will be proved that God is truthful, every human a liar, as the Scripture says: it will be proved that your words are true and you will be winner if they want to judge you. (Romans 3, 4)

• If our wickedness shows God to be just, would it be right to say that God is unjust when he gets angry and punishes us? (Some people might speak like this.) (Romans 3, 5)