Talált 2239 Eredmények: power in Israel

• We know that Christ has been raised from the dead and will never die again. Death has no power over him any more. (Romans 6, 9)

• and then sin will no longer have any power over you -- you are living not under law, but under grace. (Romans 6, 14)

• Does that mean that something good resulted in my dying? Out of the question! But sin, in order to be identified as sin, caused my death through that good thing, and so it is by means of the commandment that sin shows its unbounded sinful power. (Romans 7, 13)

• And really, I know of nothing good living in me -- in my natural self, that is -- for though the will to do what is good is in me, the power to do it is not: (Romans 7, 18)

• No; we come through all these things triumphantly victorious, by the power of him who loved us. (Romans 8, 37)

• For I am certain of this: neither death nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nothing already in existence and nothing still to come, nor any power, (Romans 8, 38)

• It is not that God's promise has failed. Not all born Israelites belong to Israel, (Romans 9, 6)

• Scripture says to Pharaoh: I raised you up for this reason, to display my power in you and to have my name talked of throughout the world. (Romans 9, 17)

• But suppose that God, although all the time he wanted to reveal his retribution and demonstrate his power, has with great patience gone on putting up with those who are the instruments of his retribution and designed to be destroyed; (Romans 9, 22)

• And about Israel, this is what Isaiah cried out: Though the people of Israel are like the sand of the sea, only a remnant will be saved; (Romans 9, 27)

• while Israel, looking for saving justice by law-keeping, did not succeed in fulfilling the Law. (Romans 9, 31)

• Well, another question, then: is it possible that Israel did not understand? In the first place Moses said: I shall rouse you to jealousy with a non-people, I shall exasperate you with a stupid nation. (Romans 10, 19)