Trouvé 4050 Résultats pour: âme

• James, a servant of God and of our Lord Jesus Christ, sends greeting to the members of the twelve tribes scattered throughout the world. (James 1, 1)

• Suppose that a man comes into your place of meeting in fine clothes, wearing a gold ring; suppose that a poor man comes in at the same time, ill clad. (James 2, 2)

• And here are you putting the poor man to shame. Is it not the rich who use their power to oppress you? Are not they the very men who drag you into court, (James 2, 6)

• the very men who speak evil of that honoured name, by which you are called? (James 2, 7)

• Mankind can tame, and has long since learned to tame, every kind of beast and bird, of creeping things and all else;✻ (James 3, 7)

• but no human being has ever found out how to tame the tongue; a pest that is never allayed, all deadly poison. (James 3, 8)

• blessing and cursing come from the same mouth. My brethren, there is no reason in this. (James 3, 10)

• Does the fountain gush out fresh and salt water from the same outlet? (James 3, 11)

• and the gold and silver have long lain rusting. That rust will bear witness against you, will bite into your flesh like flame. These are the last days given you, and you have spent them in heaping up a store of retribution.✻ (James 5, 3)

• If you would learn by example, brethren, how to work on and wait patiently in evil times, think of the prophets who spoke in the Lord’s name. (James 5, 10)

• Is one of you sick? Let him send for the presbyters of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the Lord’s name. (James 5, 14)

• In a word, think the same thoughts, all of you, and share the same feelings; be lovers of the brethren. I would see you tender-hearted, modest, and humble, (1 Peter 3, 8)