Hébreux 4:9-10

Hébreux 4:9-10 PDV2017

Cela veut dire qu’il y a encore un repos pour le peuple de Dieu. Il ressemble au repos du septième jour. En effet, celui qui entre dans le repos de Dieu, se repose, lui aussi, de son travail, comme Dieu s’est reposé du sien.

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Hébreux 4:9-10 - Cela veut dire qu’il y a encore un repos pour le peuple de Dieu. Il ressemble au repos du septième jour. En effet, celui qui entre dans le repos de Dieu, se repose, lui aussi, de son travail, comme Dieu s’est reposé du sien.

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