Romani 5:1-2

Romani 5:1-2 VBRC2020

Așadar, justificați prin credință, avem pace de la Dumnezeu prin Domnul nostru Isus Cristos, prin care am obținut, în credință, [posibilitatea] de a ajunge la acest har în care ne aflăm și ne lăudăm în speranța gloriei lui Dumnezeu.

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Romani 5:1-2 - Așadar, justificați prin credință, avem pace de la Dumnezeu prin Domnul nostru Isus Cristos, prin care am obținut, în credință, [posibilitatea] de a ajunge la acest har în care ne aflăm și ne lăudăm în speranța gloriei lui Dumnezeu.

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