1. Johannes 2:15-16

1. Johannes 2:15-16 GANTP

Habt nicht lieb die Welt, noch was in der Welt ist! Wer die Welt liebhat, in dem wohnt nicht die Liebe zum Vater. Denn alles weltliche Wesen — die Fleischeslust, die Augenlust und das großtuerische Leben — stammt nicht von dem Vater, sondern von der Welt.

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1. Johannes 2:15-16 - Habt nicht lieb die Welt, noch was in der Welt ist! Wer die Welt liebhat, in dem wohnt nicht die Liebe zum Vater. Denn alles weltliche Wesen — die Fleischeslust, die Augenlust und das großtuerische Leben — stammt nicht von dem Vater, sondern von der Welt.

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