Examples of using Jas in English and their translations into Norwegian
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The horses belonging to Jas.
You are a softie, Jas.
(Jas. 3:17) Reading the Bible daily
(Jas. 4:8) When we treasure our friendship with Jehovah,
(Jas. 3:2)
At Jas 3:11, the term is used to refer to a literal“spring,”
(Jas. 1:19) We could ask
(Jas. 4:8) Jehovah also reveals his qualities,
(Jas. 4:1) Yes,
(Jas. 5:17) With empathy, we can imagine how they might have felt
Jas. 1:19 An insightful husband takes note of his wife's feelings
(Jas. 4:8) Of course, we cannot possibly list all the reasons why
(Jas. 1:27) Whether young
The Greek word aʹno·then is rendered“from above” here and at Jas 1:17; 3:15, 17.
he gives undeserved kindness to the humble ones.”- Jas. 4:6.
Heb 10:32; Jas 5:11.
The whole phrase taken from Ge 15:6 is also quoted at Ga 3:6 and Jas 2:23.
pride in their proper place can help us to“draw close to God.”- Jas.
miscommunications caused by the imperfect tongue can be a challenge in the best of marriages. Jas.
(Jas. 3:2) If we were to speak unkindly to someone- perhaps because