Fondare 1880 Risultati per: Fear Of The Lord

• So, my dear friends, you have always been obedient; your obedience must not be limited to times when I am present. Now that I am absent it must be more in evidence, so work out your salvation in fear and trembling. (Philippians 2, 12)

• I hope, in the Lord Jesus, to send Timothy to you soon, so that my mind may be set at rest when I hear how you are. (Philippians 2, 19)

• but I am confident in the Lord that I shall come myself, too, before long. (Philippians 2, 24)

• Welcome him in the Lord, then, with all joy; hold people like him in honour, (Philippians 2, 29)

• Finally, brothers, I wish you joy in the Lord. To write to you what I have already written before is no trouble to me and to you will be a protection. (Philippians 3, 1)

• Yes, I will go further: because of the supreme advantage of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, I count everything else as loss. For him I have accepted the loss of all other things, and look on them all as filth if only I can gain Christ (Philippians 3, 8)

• But our homeland is in heaven and it is from there that we are expecting a Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, (Philippians 3, 20)

• So then, my brothers and dear friends whom I miss so much, my joy and my crown, hold firm in the Lord, dear friends. (Philippians 4, 1)

• I urge Euodia, and I urge Syntyche to come to agreement with each other in the Lord; (Philippians 4, 2)

• Always be joyful, then, in the Lord; I repeat, be joyful. (Philippians 4, 4)

• Let your good sense be obvious to everybody. The Lord is near. (Philippians 4, 5)

• As for me, I am full of joy in the Lord, now that at last your consideration for me has blossomed again; though I recognise that you really did have consideration before, but had no opportunity to show it. (Philippians 4, 10)