Fondare 1148 Risultati per: fall of Jerusalem

• The Jewish Passover was drawing near, and many of the country people who had gone up to Jerusalem before the Passover to purify themselves (John 11, 55)

• The next day the great crowd of people who had come up for the festival heard that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem. (John 12, 12)

• I have told you all this so that you may not fall away. (John 16, 1)

• While at table with them, he had told them not to leave Jerusalem, but to wait there for what the Father had promised. 'It is', he had said, 'what you have heard me speak about: (Acts 1, 4)

• but you will receive the power of the Holy Spirit which will come on you, and then you will be my witnesses not only in Jerusalem but throughout Judaea and Samaria, and indeed to earth's remotest end.' (Acts 1, 8)

• So from the Mount of Olives, as it is called, they went back to Jerusalem, a short distance away, no more than a Sabbath walk; (Acts 1, 12)

• Everybody in Jerusalem heard about it and the plot came to be called "Bloody Acre", in their language Hakeldama. (Acts 1, 19)

• Now there were devout men living in Jerusalem from every nation under heaven, (Acts 2, 5)

• Then Peter stood up with the Eleven and addressed them in a loud voice: 'Men of Judaea, and all you who live in Jerusalem, make no mistake about this, but listen carefully to what I say. (Acts 2, 14)

• It happened that the next day the rulers, elders and scribes held a meeting in Jerusalem (Acts 4, 5)

• 'What are we going to do with these men?' they asked. 'It is obvious to everybody in Jerusalem that a notable miracle has been worked through them, and we cannot deny it. (Acts 4, 16)

• so that the sick were even taken out into the streets and laid on beds and sleeping-mats in the hope that at least the shadow of Peter might fall across some of them as he went past. (Acts 5, 15)