Jakobus 1:13-14

Jakobus 1:13-14 EBV24

Laat niemand, als hij verzocht wordt, zeggen: “Ik word door GOD in verzoeking gebracht!”, want GOD wordt niet door het kwaad verzocht en Hij brengt ook niemand in verzoeking. Maar ieder mens wordt door zijn eigen begeerte verleid en hij wordt meegesleept en verlokt.

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Jakobus 1:13-14 - Laat niemand, als hij verzocht wordt, zeggen: “Ik word door GOD in verzoeking gebracht!”, want GOD wordt niet door het kwaad verzocht en Hij brengt ook niemand in verzoeking. Maar ieder mens wordt door zijn eigen begeerte verleid en hij wordt meegesleept en verlokt.

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