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It happened that Publius' father was in bed, suffering from fever and dysentery. Paul went in to see him, and after a prayer he laid his hands on the man and healed him. (Acts 28, 8)
but I see that acting on my body there is a different law which battles against the law in my mind. So I am brought to be a prisoner of that law of sin which lives inside my body. (Romans 7, 23)
And if we are children, then we are heirs, heirs of God and joint-heirs with Christ, provided that we share his suffering, so as to share his glory. (Romans 8, 17)
In my estimation, all that we suffer in the present time is nothing in comparison with the glory which is destined to be disclosed for us, (Romans 8, 18)
I readily testify to their fervour for God, but it is misguided. (Romans 10, 2)
it makes no distinction between Jew and Greek: the same Lord is the Lord of all, and his generosity is offered to all who appeal to him, (Romans 10, 12)
and referring to Israel, he says: All day long I have been stretching out my hands to a disobedient and rebellious people. (Romans 10, 21)
I urge you, then, brothers, remembering the mercies of God, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, dedicated and acceptable to God; that is the kind of worship for you, as sensible people. (Romans 12, 1)
in the same way, all of us, though there are so many of us, make up one body in Christ, and as different parts we are all joined to one another. (Romans 12, 5)
Then since the gifts that we have differ according to the grace that was given to each of us: if it is a gift of prophecy, we should prophesy as much as our faith tells us; (Romans 12, 6)
I was given grace to be a minister of Christ Jesus to the gentiles, dedicated to offer them the gospel of God, so that gentiles might become an acceptable offering, sanctified by the Holy Spirit. (Romans 15, 16)
and my greetings to the church at their house. Greetings to my dear friend Epaenetus, the first of Asia's offerings to Christ. (Romans 16, 5)
