Jēkaba 2:5-6

Jēkaba 2:5-6 LG8

Klausiet, mani mīļie brāļi: vai Dievs nav izredzējis tos, šīs pasaules nabagus, kas ticībā ir bagāti un tās valstības mantinieki, ko Viņš ir apsolījis tiem, kas Viņu mīļo? Bet jūs nabagiem negodu esat darījuši. Vai bagātie nav tie, kas jūs apspiež un jūs velk pie tiesām?

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