Matthäus 19:27-30

Matthäus 19:27-30 DASBUCH

° Da sagte Petrus zu ihm: »Schau, wir haben doch alles hinter uns gelassen und sind zu deinen Nachfolgern geworden! Was bekommen wir denn dafür?« ° Jesus antwortete ihnen: »Ich sage es ganz deutlich: Ihr, die ihr euch mir angeschlossen habt, werdet dann, wenn die Welt neu geboren wird, dann, wenn der Weltenrichter auf dem Thron in seiner ganzen Herrlichkeit Gericht halten wird, auf zwölf Thronen sitzen und über die zwölf Stämme des Volkes Israel Gericht halten. ° Und auch alle anderen, jeder, der seine Heimat oder seine Brüder und Schwestern oder seine Eltern oder Kinder oder Äcker zurücklässt, weil er sich ganz zu mir stellt, der wird das alles hundertfach zurückbekommen und außerdem das Leben erben, das nie enden wird. ° Aber viele, die an erster Stelle stehen, werden zuletzt kommen, und viele Letzte werden Erste sein.

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