Encontrados 99 resultados para: rights of the widow

• before becoming a widow. She was now eighty-four years old and never left the Temple, serving God night and day with fasting and prayer. (Luke 2, 37)

• but Elijah was not sent to any one of these: he was sent to a widow at Zarephath, a town in Sidonia. (Luke 4, 26)

• Now when he was near the gate of the town there was a dead man being carried out, the only son of his mother, and she was a widow. And a considerable number of the townspeople was with her. (Luke 7, 12)

• In the same town there was also a widow who kept on coming to him and saying, "I want justice from you against my enemy!" (Luke 18, 3)

• I must give this widow her just rights since she keeps pestering me, or she will come and slap me in the face." ' (Luke 18, 5)

• 'Master, Moses prescribed for us, if a man's married brother dies childless, the man must marry the widow to raise up children for his brother. (Luke 20, 28)

• and then the third married the widow. And the same with all seven, they died leaving no children. (Luke 20, 31)

• and he noticed a poverty-stricken widow putting in two small coins, (Luke 21, 2)

• and he said, 'I tell you truly, this poor widow has put in more than any of them; (Luke 21, 3)

• Others have been given such rights over you and do we not deserve more? In fact, we have never exercised this right; on the contrary, we have put up with anything rather than obstruct the gospel of Christ in any way. (1 Corinthians 9, 12)

• However, I have never availed myself of any rights of this kind; and I have not written this to secure such treatment for myself; I would rather die than that . . . No one shall take from me this ground of boasting. (1 Corinthians 9, 15)

• What reward do I have, then? That in my preaching I offer the gospel free of charge to avoid using the rights which the gospel allows me. (1 Corinthians 9, 18)