Talált 1799 Eredmények: house of David

  • Some of the disciples from Caesarea accompanied us and took us to the house of a Cypriot with whom we were to lodge; he was called Mnason and had been one of the earliest disciples. (Acts 21, 16)

  • was born a descendant of David and who, in terms of the Spirit and of holiness, was designated Son of God in power by resurrection from the dead: Jesus Christ, our Lord, (Romans 1, 4)

  • David, too, says the same: he calls someone blessed if God attributes uprightness to that person, apart from any action undertaken: (Romans 4, 6)

  • David too says: May their own table prove a trap for them, a pitfall and a snare; let that be their retribution. (Romans 11, 9)

  • and my greetings to the church at their house. Greetings to my dear friend Epaenetus, the first of Asia's offerings to Christ. (Romans 16, 5)

  • The churches of Asia send their greetings. Aquila and Prisca send their best wishes in the Lord, together with the church that meets in their house. (1 Corinthians 16, 19)

  • For we are well aware that when the tent that houses us on earth is folded up, there is a house for us from God, not made by human hands but everlasting, in the heavens. (2 Corinthians 5, 1)

  • Please give my greetings to the brothers at Laodicea and to Nympha and the church which meets in her house. (Colossians 4, 15)

  • Besides, they learn how to be idle and go round from house to house; and then, not merely idle, they learn to be gossips and meddlers in other people's affairs and to say what should remain unsaid. (1 Timothy 5, 13)

  • Remember the gospel that I carry, 'Jesus Christ risen from the dead, sprung from the race of David'; (2 Timothy 2, 8)

  • Not all the dishes in a large house are made of gold and silver; some are made of wood or earthenware: the former are held in honour, the latter held cheap. (2 Timothy 2, 20)

  • our sister Apphia, our fellow soldier Archippus and the church that meets in your house. (Philemon 1, 2)


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