Trouvé 191 Résultats pour: bear one another's burdens

• as when someone runs away from a lion, only to meet a bear; he goes into his house and puts his hand on the wall, only for a snake to bite him. (Amos 5, 19)

• (For the fig tree is not to blossom, nor will the vines bear fruit, the olive crop will disappoint and the fields will yield no food; the sheep will vanish from the fold; no cattle in the stalls.) (Habakkuk 3, 17)

• as on a day of festival. I have taken away your misfortune, no longer need you bear the disgrace of it. (Zephaniah 3, 18)

• if seed-corn is still short in the barn, and if vine and fig tree, pomegranate and olive tree still bear no fruit. 'From today onwards I intend to bless you.' (Haggai 2, 19)

• A sound tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor a rotten tree bear good fruit. (Matthew 7, 18)

• Seeing a fig tree by the road, he went up to it and found nothing on it but leaves. And he said to it, 'May you never bear fruit again,' and instantly the fig tree withered. (Matthew 21, 19)

• They tie up heavy burdens and lay them on people's shoulders, but will they lift a finger to move them? Not they! (Matthew 23, 4)

• But the angel said to him, 'Zechariah, do not be afraid, for your prayer has been heard. Your wife Elizabeth is to bear you a son and you shall name him John. (Luke 1, 13)

• Look! You are to conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you must name him Jesus. (Luke 1, 31)

• But he said, 'Alas for you lawyers as well, because you load on people burdens that are unendurable, burdens that you yourselves do not touch with your fingertips. (Luke 11, 46)

• it may bear fruit next year; if not, then you can cut it down." ' (Luke 13, 9)

• -and that will be your opportunity to bear witness. (Luke 21, 13)