Talált 19150 Eredmények: Or

• All our people must also learn to occupy themselves in doing good works for their practical needs, and not to be unproductive. (Titus 3, 14)

• From Paul, a prisoner of Christ Jesus and from our brother Timothy; to our dear fellow worker Philemon, (Philemon 1, 1)

• Grace and the peace of God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. (Philemon 1, 3)

• because I hear of the love and the faith which you have for the Lord Jesus and for all God's holy people. (Philemon 1, 5)

• I pray that your fellowship in faith may come to expression in full knowledge of all the good we can do for Christ. (Philemon 1, 6)

• Therefore, although in Christ I have no hesitations about telling you what your duty is, (Philemon 1, 8)

• I am appealing to you for a child of mine, whose father I became while wearing these chains: I mean Onesimus. (Philemon 1, 10)

• He was of no use to you before, but now he is useful both to you and to me. (Philemon 1, 11)

• I should have liked to keep him with me; he could have been a substitute for you, to help me while I am in the chains that the gospel has brought me. (Philemon 1, 13)

• However, I did not want to do anything without your consent; it would have been forcing your act of kindness, which should be spontaneous. (Philemon 1, 14)

• I suppose you have been deprived of Onesimus for a time, merely so that you could have him back for ever, (Philemon 1, 15)

• no longer as a slave, but something much better than a slave, a dear brother; especially dear to me, but how much more to you, both on the natural plane and in the Lord. (Philemon 1, 16)