Hebreos 9:27-28

Hebreos 9:27-28 RVC

Y así como está establecido que los hombres mueran una sola vez, y después venga el juicio, así también Cristo fue ofrecido una sola vez para llevar los pecados de muchos; pero aparecerá por segunda vez, ya sin relación con el pecado, para salvar a los que lo esperan.

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Hebreos 9:27-28 - Y así como está establecido que los hombres mueran una sola vez, y después venga el juicio,
así también Cristo fue ofrecido una sola vez para llevar los pecados de muchos; pero aparecerá por segunda vez, ya sin relación con el pecado, para salvar a los que lo esperan.

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