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Let our aim, then, be peace, and strengthening one another’s faith. (Romans 14, 19)
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)
He who hesitates, and eats none the less, is self-condemned; he acts in bad conscience, and wherever there is bad conscience, there is sin.✻ (Romans 14, 23)
No, we who are bold in our confidence ought to bear with the scruples of those who are timorous; not to insist on having our own way. (Romans 15, 1)
Each of us ought to give way to his neighbour, where it serves a good purpose by building up his faith. (Romans 15, 2)
Christ, after all, would not have everything his own way; Was it not uttered against thee, says the scripture, the reproach I bore?✻ (Romans 15, 3)
(See how all the words written long ago were written for our instruction; we were to derive hope from that message of endurance and courage which the scriptures bring us.) (Romans 15, 4)
I would remind those who are circumcised, that Christ came to relieve their needs; God’s fidelity demanded it; he must make good his promises to our fathers. (Romans 15, 8)
And I would remind the Gentiles to praise God for his mercy. So we read in scripture, I will give thanks to thee for this, and sing of thy praise, in the midst of the Gentiles;✻ (Romans 15, 9)
and again it says, You too, Gentiles, rejoice with his own people;✻ (Romans 15, 10)
and once more Isaias says, A root shall spring from Jesse, one who shall rise up to rule the Gentiles; the Gentiles, in him, shall find hope.✻ (Romans 15, 12)
It is not that I have any doubt of you, my brethren; I know that you are full of good will, knowing all you need to know, so that you can give advice to one another if need be; (Romans 15, 14)
