Vangelo secondo Matteo 6:12-15

Vangelo secondo Matteo 6:12-15 NR06

rimettici i nostri debiti come anche noi li abbiamo rimessi ai nostri debitori; e non ci esporre alla tentazione, ma liberaci dal maligno”. Perché se voi perdonate agli uomini le loro colpe, il Padre vostro celeste perdonerà anche a voi; ma se voi non perdonate agli uomini, neppure il Padre vostro perdonerà le vostre colpe.

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Vangelo secondo Matteo 6:12-15 - rimettici i nostri debiti come anche noi li abbiamo rimessi ai nostri debitori; e non ci esporre alla tentazione, ma liberaci dal maligno”.
Perché se voi perdonate agli uomini le loro colpe, il Padre vostro celeste perdonerà anche a voi; ma se voi non perdonate agli uomini, neppure il Padre vostro perdonerà le vostre colpe.

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