Romanos 1:19-20

Romanos 1:19-20 RVC

Para ellos, lo que de Dios se puede conocer es evidente, pues Dios se lo reveló; porque lo invisible de Dios, es decir, su eterno poder y su naturaleza divina, se hacen claramente visibles desde la creación del mundo, y pueden comprenderse por medio de las cosas hechas, de modo que no tienen excusa.

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Romanos 1:19-20 - Para ellos, lo que de Dios se puede conocer es evidente, pues Dios se lo reveló;
porque lo invisible de Dios, es decir, su eterno poder y su naturaleza divina, se hacen claramente visibles desde la creación del mundo, y pueden comprenderse por medio de las cosas hechas, de modo que no tienen excusa.

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