Romanos 1:19-20

Romanos 1:19-20 ARA

porquanto o que de Deus se pode conhecer é manifesto entre eles, porque Deus lhes manifestou. Porque os atributos invisíveis de Deus, assim o seu eterno poder, como também a sua própria divindade, claramente se reconhecem, desde o princípio do mundo, sendo percebidos por meio das coisas que foram criadas. Tais homens são, por isso, indesculpáveis

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Romanos 1:19-20 - porquanto o que de Deus se pode conhecer é manifesto entre eles, porque Deus lhes manifestou. Porque os atributos invisíveis de Deus, assim o seu eterno poder, como também a sua própria divindade, claramente se reconhecem, desde o princípio do mundo, sendo percebidos por meio das coisas que foram criadas. Tais homens são, por isso, indesculpáveis

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