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in other words, anyone who rejects this is rejecting not human authority, but God, who gives you his Holy Spirit. (1 Thessalonians 4, 8)
trying to be teachers of the Law; but they understand neither the words they use nor the matters about which they make such strong assertions. (1 Timothy 1, 7)
Timothy, my son, these are the instructions that I am giving you, in accordance with the words once spoken over you by the prophets, so that in their light you may fight like a good soldier (1 Timothy 1, 18)
is proud and has no understanding, but rather a weakness for questioning everything and arguing about words. All that can come of this is jealousy, contention, abuse and evil mistrust; (1 Timothy 6, 4)
Remind them of this; and tell them in the name of God that there must be no wrangling about words: all that this ever achieves is the destruction of those who are listening. (2 Timothy 2, 14)
Someone witnesses to this somewhere with the words: What are human beings that you spare a thought for them, a child of Adam that you care for him? (Hebrews 2, 6)
The words once more indicate the removal of what is shaken, since these are created things, so that what is not shaken remains. (Hebrews 12, 27)
I urge you, brothers, to take these words of encouragement kindly; that is why I have written to you briefly. (Hebrews 13, 22)
If anyone is a speaker, let it be as the words of God, if anyone serves, let it be as in strength granted by God; so that in everything God may receive the glory, through Jesus Christ, since to him alone belong all glory and power for ever and ever. Amen. (1 Peter 4, 11)
I write these few words to you through Silvanus, who is a trustworthy brother, to encourage you and attest that this is the true grace of God. Stand firm in it! (1 Peter 5, 12)
So we have confirmation of the words of the prophets; and you will be right to pay attention to it as to a lamp for lighting a way through the dark, until the dawn comes and the morning star rises in your minds. (2 Peter 1, 19)
Children, our love must be not just words or mere talk, but something active and genuine. (1 John 3, 18)