Talált 1127 Eredmények: Good And Evil

• But the Law itself is holy, just and good. (Romans 7, 12)

• Is it possible that something good brings death to me? Of course not. This comes from Sin which may be seen as sin when it takes advantage of something good to kill: the commandment let Sin appear fully sinful. (Romans 7, 13)

• Well then, if I do the evil I do not want to do, I agree that the Law is good; (Romans 7, 16)

• but, in this case, I am not the one striving toward evil, but it is sin, living in me. (Romans 7, 17)

• In fact I do not do the good I want, but the evil I hate. (Romans 7, 19)

• Therefore, if I do what I do not want to do, I am not the one striving towards evil, but Sin which is in me. (Romans 7, 20)

• I discover, then, this reality: though I wish to do what is right, the evil within me asserts itself first. (Romans 7, 21)

• We know that in everything God works for the good of those who love him, whom he has called according to his plan. (Romans 8, 28)

• And how will they preach about him if no one sends them? As Scripture says: How beautiful to see those coming to bring good news. (Romans 10, 15)

• Although not everyone obeyed the good news, as Isaiah said: Lord, who has believed in our preaching? (Romans 10, 16)

• Well and good. But they were cut off because they did not believe, while you stand by faith. Then do not pride yourself on this too much, rather beware: (Romans 11, 20)

• If you were taken from the wild olive tree to which you belonged and, in spite of being a different species, you were grafted into the good olive tree, it will be much easier and natural for them to be grafted into their own tree. (Romans 11, 24)