Talált 1836 Eredmények: Age

• It was on the same day that two of them were walking to a village called Emmaus, sixty furlongs away from Jerusalem, (Luke 24, 13)

• And now they were drawing near the village to which they were walking, and he made as if to go on further; (Luke 24, 28)

• He who comes from above is above all men’s reach; the man who belongs to earth talks the language of earth, but one who comes from heaven must needs be beyond the reach of all; (John 3, 31)

• The wages paid to him who reaps this harvest, the crop he gathers in, is eternal life, in which sower and reaper are to rejoice together. (John 4, 36)

• and while he was still on his way down, his servants met him with the message that his son was still alive. (John 4, 51)

• You yourselves sent a message to John, and he testified to the truth. (John 5, 33)

• Anyone who is prepared to do his will, can tell for himself whether such learning comes from God, or whether I am delivering a message of my own. (John 7, 17)

• The man who delivers a message of his own seeks to win credit for himself; when a man seeks to win credit for one who sent him, he tells the truth, there is no dishonesty in him. (John 7, 18)

• Has not the scripture told us that Christ is to come from the family of David, and from the village of Bethlehem, where David lived?✻ (John 7, 42)

• Why is it that you cannot understand the language I talk? It is because you have no ear for the message I bring. (John 8, 43)

• You belong to your father, that is, the devil, and are eager to gratify the appetites which are your father’s. He, from the first, was a murderer; and as for truth, he has never taken his stand upon that; there is no truth in him. When he utters falsehood, he is only uttering what is natural to him; he is all false, and it was he who gave falsehood its birth. (John 8, 44)

• we cannot tell how he is able to see now; we have no means of knowing who opened his eyes for him. Ask the man himself; he is of age; let him tell you his own story. (John 9, 21)