Talált 19316 Eredmények: És
For you, there should be no unnecessary adornment of the hair, or surrounding with gold, or the wearing of ornate clothing. (1 Peter 3, 3)
For in this way, in past times also, holy women adorned themselves, hoping in God, being subject to their own husbands. (1 Peter 3, 5)
Similarly, you husbands should live with them in accord with knowledge, bestowing honor on the female as the weaker vessel and as co-heirs of the life of grace, so that your prayers may not be hindered. (1 Peter 3, 7)
not repaying evil with evil, nor slander with slander, but, to the contrary, repaying with blessings. For to this you have been called, so that you may possess the inheritance of a blessing. (1 Peter 3, 9)
For whoever wants to love life and to see good days should restrain his tongue from evil, and his lips, so that they utter no deceit. (1 Peter 3, 10)
For the eyes of the Lord are upon the just, and his ears are with their prayers, but the countenance of the Lord is upon those who do evil. (1 Peter 3, 12)
And yet, even when you suffer something for the sake of justice, you are blessed. So then, do not be afraid with their fear, and do not be disturbed. (1 Peter 3, 14)
But do so with meekness and fear, having a good conscience, so that, in whatever matter they may slander you, they shall be confounded, since they falsely accuse your good behavior in Christ. (1 Peter 3, 16)
For Christ also died once for our sins, the Just One on behalf of the unjust, so that he might offer us to God, having died, certainly, in the flesh, but having been enlivened by the Spirit. (1 Peter 3, 18)
who had been unbelieving in past times, while they waited for the patience of God, as in the days of Noah, when the ark was being built. In that ark, a few, that is, eight souls, were saved by water. (1 Peter 3, 20)
And now you also are saved, in a similar manner, by baptism, not by the testimony of sordid flesh, but by the examination of a good conscience in God, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. (1 Peter 3, 21)
He is at the right hand of God, devouring death, so that we may be made heirs to eternal life. And since he has journeyed to heaven, the Angels and powers and virtues are subject to him. (1 Peter 3, 22)
