Trouvé 404 Résultats pour: Deceased Brother's Duty

• So Ananias set out; and as soon as he came into the house he laid his hands upon him, and said, Brother Saul, I have been sent by that Lord Jesus who appeared to thee on thy way as thou camest here; thou art to recover thy sight, and be filled with the Holy Spirit. (Acts 9, 17)

• James, the brother of John, he beheaded, (Acts 12, 2)

• The Church at Antioch had as its prophets and teachers Barnabas, and Simon who was called Niger, and Lucius of Cyrene, and Manahen, foster-brother of Herod the tetrarch, and Saul. (Acts 13, 1)

• Always I have tried to shew you that it is our duty so to work, and be the support of the weak, remembering the words spoken by the Lord Jesus himself, It is more blessed to give than to receive.✻ (Acts 20, 35)

• They praised God for the news he gave, and said, Brother, thou canst see for thyself how many thousands of the Jews have learned to believe, and they are all zealous supporters of the law. (Acts 21, 20)

• came and stood beside me, and said, Brother Saul, look up and see. And at that instant I looked up into his face. (Acts 22, 13)

• Well then, I thought it my duty to defy, in many ways, the name of Jesus the Nazarene. (Acts 26, 9)

• I have the same duty to all, Greek and barbarian, learned and simple; (Romans 1, 14)

• And who art thou, to pass judgement on thy brother? Who art thou, to mock at thy brother? We shall all stand, one day, before the judgement-seat of Christ; (Romans 14, 10)

• Let us cease, then, to lay down rules for one another, and make this rule for ourselves instead, not to trip up or entangle a brother’s conscience. (Romans 14, 13)

• And if thy brother’s peace of mind is disturbed over food, it is because thou art neglecting to follow the rule of charity. Here is a soul for which Christ died; it is not for thee to bring it to perdition with the food thou eatest. (Romans 14, 15)

• Thou dost well if thou refusest to eat meat, or to drink wine, or to do anything in which thy brother can find an occasion of sin, a cause for scandal or scruple.✻ (Romans 14, 21)