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Talált 2371 Eredmények: Way

  • And if thy right hand is an occasion of falling, cut it off and cast it away from thee; better to lose one of thy limbs than to have thy whole body cast into hell. (Matthew 5, 30)

  • It was said, too, Whoever will put away his wife must first give her a writ of separation. (Matthew 5, 31)

  • But I tell you that the man who puts away his wife (setting aside the matter of unfaithfulness) makes an adulteress of her, and whoever marries her after she has been put away, commits adultery.✻ (Matthew 5, 32)

  • Give to him who asks, and if a man would borrow from thee, do not turn away. (Matthew 5, 42)

  • Make your way in by the narrow gate. It is a broad gate and a wide road that leads on to perdition, and those who go in that way are many indeed; (Matthew 7, 13)

  • Some distance away, a great herd of swine was feeding; (Matthew 8, 30)

  • He said to them, Away with you; and they came out and went into the herd of swine; and with that, all the herd rushed down the cliff into the sea, and perished in its waters. (Matthew 8, 32)

  • As he passed further on his way, Jesus saw a man called Matthew sitting at work in the customs-house, and said to him, Follow me; and Matthew rose from his place and followed him. (Matthew 9, 9)

  • To them Jesus said, Can you expect the men of the bridegroom’s company to go mourning, while the bridegroom is still with them? No, the days will come when the bridegroom is taken away from them; then they will fast. (Matthew 9, 15)

  • Nobody uses a piece of new cloth to patch an old cloak; that would take away from the cloak all its pattern, and make the rent in it worse than before.✻ (Matthew 9, 16)

  • But when the multitude had been turned away, he went in and took the girl by the hand, and she rose up. (Matthew 9, 25)

  • 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)


"Nas tentações, combata com coragem! Nas quedas, humilhe-se mas não desanime!" São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina