Talált 2084 Eredmények: Sin
As Jesus was passing further on his way, he was followed by two blind men, who cried aloud, Son of David, have pity on us. (Matthew 9, 27)
Ever since John the Baptist’s time, the kingdom of heaven has opened to force; and the forceful are even now making it their prize; (Matthew 11, 12)
When the Son of Man came, he ate and drank with them, and of him they say, Here is a glutton; he loves wine; he is a friend of publicans and sinners. It is by her own children that wisdom is vindicated.✻ (Matthew 11, 19)
Be it so, Father, since this finds favour in thy sight. (Matthew 11, 26)
And now I tell you this; there is pardon for all the other sins and blasphemies of men, but not for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. (Matthew 12, 31)
Then, seeing how strong the wind was, he lost courage and began to sink; whereupon he cried aloud, Lord, save me. (Matthew 14, 30)
It is from the heart that his wicked designs come, his sins of murder, adultery, fornication, theft, perjury and blasphemy. (Matthew 15, 19)
But now Jesus called his disciples, and said, I am moved with pity for the multitude; it is three days now since they have been in attendance on me, and they have nothing to eat. I must not send them away fasting, or perhaps they will grow faint on their journey. (Matthew 15, 32)
How is a man the better for it, if he gains the whole world at the cost of losing his own soul? For a man’s soul, what price can be high enough? (Matthew 16, 26)
and all at once they had sight of Moses and Elias conversing with him. (Matthew 17, 3)
I have kept all these, the young man told him, ever since I grew up; where is it that I am still wanting? (Matthew 19, 20)
And there, by the road-side, sat two blind folk, who heard of Jesus’ passing by, and cried aloud, Lord, son of David, have pity on us. (Matthew 20, 30)
