Trouvé 682 Résultats pour: Law
to prove my loyalty, I persecuted the Church of God; in observing what the law commands, I was beyond reproach. (Philippians 3, 6)
In him I would render my account,✻ not claiming any justification that is my own work, given me by the law, but the justification that comes from believing in Jesus Christ, God’s gift on condition of our faith. (Philippians 3, 9)
who now claim to be expounding the law, without understanding the meaning of their own words, or the subject on which they pronounce so positively. (1 Timothy 1, 7)
The law? It is an excellent thing, where it is applied legitimately; (1 Timothy 1, 8)
but it must be remembered that the law is not meant for those who live innocent lives. It is meant for the lawless and the refractory; for the godless and the sinner, the unholy and the profane; for those who lay violent hands on father or mother, for murderers, (1 Timothy 1, 9)
But take no part in vain researches into pedigrees, and controversies that wrangle over points of the law; they are useless folly. (Titus 3, 9)
Make careful provision for Zenas, the lawyer, and Apollo on their journey; they must not be left wanting for anything. (Titus 3, 13)
The old law, which only had angels for its spokesmen, was none the less valid; every transgression of it, every refusal to listen to it, incurred just retribution; (Hebrews 2, 2)
The descendants of Levi, when the priesthood is conferred on them, are allowed by the provisions of the law to take tithes from God’s people, although these, like themselves, come from the privileged stock of Abraham; after all, they are their brothers; (Hebrews 7, 5)
Now, there could be no need for a fresh priest to arise, accredited with Melchisedech’s priesthood, not with Aaron’s, if the Levitical priesthood had brought fulfilment. And it is on the Levitical priesthood that the law given to God’s people is founded. (Hebrews 7, 11)
When the priesthood is altered, the law, necessarily, is altered with it. (Hebrews 7, 12)
appointed, not to obey the law, with its outward observances, but in the power of an unending life; (Hebrews 7, 16)
