Talált 25 Eredmények: stumbling block
The eyes of the Lord watch over those who love him, he is their powerful protection and their strong support, their screen from the desert wind, their shelter from the midday sun, a guard against stumbling, an assurance against a fall. (Ecclesiasticus 34, 16)
None of them tired, none of them stumbling, none of them asleep or drowsy, none of them with belt unfastened, none of them with broken sandal-strap. (Isaiah 5, 27)
He will be a sanctuary, a stumbling-stone, a rock to trip up the two Houses of Israel; a snare and a trap for the inhabitants of Jerusalem, (Isaiah 8, 14)
Not one of them looks into his heart, not one of them has the knowledge and wit to think, 'I burned half of it on the fire and cooked food over the embers. Am I right to make something disgusting out of what is left? Am I right to bow down before a block of wood?' (Isaiah 44, 19)
And thus stumbling, little help will they receive, though many will be scheming in their support. (Daniel 11, 34)
This is why I shall block her way with thorns, and wall her in to stop her in her tracks; (Hosea 2, 8)
they consult their block of wood, and their stick explains what they should do. For an urge to go whoring has led them astray and whoring they go and desert their God; (Hosea 4, 12)
His captains are called out; stumbling as they go, they speed towards the wall, and the mantelet is put in position. (Nahum 2, 6)
And why? Because they were trying to find it in actions and not in faith, and so they stumbled over the stumbling-stone- (Romans 9, 32)
as it says in scripture: Now I am laying in Zion a stumbling-stone, a rock to trip people up; but he who relies on this will not be brought to disgrace. (Romans 9, 33)
What I am saying is this: Was this stumbling to lead to their final downfall? Out of the question! On the contrary, their failure has brought salvation for the gentiles, in order to stir them to envy. (Romans 11, 11)
a stumbling stone, a rock to trip people up. They stumble over it because they do not believe in the Word; it was the fate in store for them. (1 Peter 2, 8)