Talált 3576 Eredmények: But
it is not the good my will prefers, but the evil my will disapproves, that I find myself doing. (Romans 7, 19)
but I observe another disposition in my lower self, which raises war against the disposition of my conscience, and so I am handed over as a captive to that disposition towards sin which my lower self contains. (Romans 7, 23)
Nothing else than the grace of God, through Jesus Christ our Lord. If I am left to myself, my conscience is at God’s disposition, but my natural powers are at the disposition of sin.✻ (Romans 7, 25)
but you live the life of the spirit, not the life of nature; that is, if the Spirit of God dwells in you. A man cannot belong to Christ unless he has the Spirit of Christ. (Romans 8, 9)
But if Christ lives in you, then although the body be a dead thing in virtue of our guilt, the spirit is a living thing, by virtue of our justification.✻ (Romans 8, 10)
Created nature has been condemned to frustration; not for some deliberate fault of its own, but for the sake of him who so condemned it, with a hope to look forward to;✻ (Romans 8, 20)
And not only do we see that, but we ourselves do the same; we ourselves, although we have already begun to reap our spiritual harvest, groan in our hearts, waiting for that adoption which is the ransoming of our bodies from their slavery. (Romans 8, 23)
He did not even spare his own Son, but gave him up for us all; and must not that gift be accompanied by the gift of all else? (Romans 8, 32)
And not only she, but Rebecca too received a promise, when she bore two sons to the same husband, our father Isaac. (Romans 9, 10)
with no action of theirs to account for it, nothing but his will, from whom the call came, she was told, The elder is to be the servant of the younger.✻ (Romans 9, 12)
Nay, but who art thou, friend, to bandy words with God? Is the pot to ask the potter, Why hast thou fashioned me thus?✻ (Romans 9, 20)
And, where Israel is concerned, Isaias cries out, The number of the sons of Israel may be like the sand of the sea, but it is a remnant that will be left; (Romans 9, 27)
