Fondare 337 Risultati per: Brother
And who art thou, to pass judgement on thy brother? Who art thou, to mock at thy brother? We shall all stand, one day, before the judgement-seat of Christ; (Romans 14, 10)
Let us cease, then, to lay down rules for one another, and make this rule for ourselves instead, not to trip up or entangle a brother’s conscience. (Romans 14, 13)
And if thy brother’s peace of mind is disturbed over food, it is because thou art neglecting to follow the rule of charity. Here is a soul for which Christ died; it is not for thee to bring it to perdition with the food thou eatest. (Romans 14, 15)
Thou dost well if thou refusest to eat meat, or to drink wine, or to do anything in which thy brother can find an occasion of sin, a cause for scandal or scruple.✻ (Romans 14, 21)
Greetings to you from my host, Caius, and from all the church;✻ from Erastus, treasurer of the city, and your brother Quartus. (Romans 16, 23)
Paul, whom the will of God has called to be an apostle of Jesus Christ, and Sosthenes, who is their brother, (1 Corinthians 1, 1)
That I say to humble you. What, have you really not a single man among you wise enough to decide a claim brought by his own brother? (1 Corinthians 6, 5)
Instead of that you commit wrong, you inflict loss, and at a brother’s expense. (1 Corinthians 6, 8)
The unbelieving husband has shared in his wife’s consecration, and the unbelieving wife has shared in the consecration of one who is a brother. Were it otherwise, their offspring would be born under a stain, whereas in fact it is holy.✻ (1 Corinthians 7, 14)
On the other hand, if the unbelieving partner is for separating, let them separate; in such a case, the brother or the sister is under no compulsion. It is in a spirit of peace that God’s call has come to us.✻ (1 Corinthians 7, 15)
And thus, through thy enlightenment, the doubting soul will be lost; thy brother, for whose sake Christ died. (1 Corinthians 8, 11)
Why then, if a mouthful of food is an occasion of sin to my brother, I will abstain from flesh meat perpetually, rather than be the occasion of my brother’s sin. (1 Corinthians 8, 13)
