MATIUS 13:47-49

MATIUS 13:47-49 BM

“Apabila Allah memerintah, keadaannya seperti pukat yang dilabuhkan ke dalam tasik lalu mendapat bermacam-macam ikan. Apabila pukat itu sudah penuh, nelayan menariknya ke darat. Lalu mereka duduk dan memisahkan ikan-ikan itu: yang baik disimpan di dalam bekas dan yang tidak baik dibuang. Demikianlah halnya pada Hari Kiamat. Malaikat-malaikat akan datang untuk mengumpulkan orang jahat antara orang yang melakukan kehendak Allah.

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