Talált 457 Eredmények: family tree of Noah

• And each tree is known by the fruit it bears: you don't gather figs from thorns, or grapes from brambles. (Luke 6, 44)

• But Jesus sent him on his way, "Go back to your family and tell them how much God has done for you." So the man went away, proclaiming through the whole town how much Jesus had done for him. (Luke 8, 39)

• Another said to him, "I will follow you, Lord, but first let me say goodbye to my family." (Luke 9, 61)

• Someone in the crowd spoke to Jesus, "Master, tell my brother to share with me the family inheritance." (Luke 12, 13)

• And Jesus continued with this story, "A man had a fig tree growing in his vineyard and he came looking for fruit on it, but found none. (Luke 13, 6)

• Then he said to the gardener: 'Look here, for three years now I have been looking for figs on this tree and I have found none. Cut it down, why should it use up the ground?' (Luke 13, 7)

• Imagine a person who has taken a mustard seed and planted it in the garden. The seed has grown and become like a small tree, so that the birds of the air shelter in its branches." (Luke 13, 19)

• "If you have faith even the size of a mustard seed, you may say to this tree: 'Be uprooted and plant yourself in the sea,' and it will obey you. (Luke 17, 6)

• As it was in the days of Noah, so will it be on the day the Son of Man comes. (Luke 17, 26)

• Then people ate and drank; they took husbands and wives. But on the day Noah entered the ark, the flood came and destroyed them all. (Luke 17, 27)

• So he ran ahead and climbed up a sycamore tree. From there he would be able to see Jesus who had to pass that way. (Luke 19, 4)

• And Jesus added this comparison, "Look at the fig tree and all the trees. (Luke 21, 29)