Talált 3632 Eredmények: But
In their greed they will try to make a profit out of you with untrue tales. But the judgement made upon them long ago is not idle, and the destruction awaiting them is for ever on the watch. (2 Peter 2, 3)
but rescued Lot, an upright man who had been sickened by the debauched way in which these vile people behaved- (2 Peter 2, 7)
but the angels in their greater strength and power make no complaint or accusation against them in the Lord's presence. (2 Peter 2, 11)
But these people speak evil of what they do not understand; they are like brute beasts, born only to be caught and killed, and like beasts they will be destroyed, being injured in return for the injuries they have inflicted. (2 Peter 2, 12)
with their eyes always looking for adultery, people with an insatiable capacity for sinning, they will seduce any but the most stable soul. Where greed is concerned they are at their peak of fitness. They are under a curse. (2 Peter 2, 14)
They have left the right path and wandered off to follow the path of Balaam son of Bosor, who set his heart on a dishonest reward, but soon had his fault pointed out to him: (2 Peter 2, 15)
With their high-sounding but empty talk they tempt back people who have scarcely escaped from those who live in error, by playing on the disordered desires of their human nature and by debaucheries. (2 Peter 2, 18)
They may promise freedom but are themselves slaves to corruption; because if anyone lets himself be dominated by anything, then he is a slave to it; (2 Peter 2, 19)
But there is one thing, my dear friends, that you must never forget: that with the Lord, a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day. (2 Peter 3, 8)
But if we live in light, as he is in light, we have a share in another's life, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, cleanses us from all sin. (1 John 1, 7)
My children, I am writing this to prevent you from sinning; but if anyone does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ, the upright. (1 John 2, 1)
He is the sacrifice to expiate our sins, and not only ours, but also those of the whole world. (1 John 2, 2)
