Populiarios Biblijos eilutės iš 2 Corinthians letter 4

Dalintis

for we look not on the things, what can be seen, but on the things, what can be not seen; because things, which man sees, are for an hour, however the things, which man sees not, are eternal.

therefore fall we not down with self; but if even our outward man becomes destroyed, becomes however our inward man renewed from day to day. because our light and temporary affliction obtains us, more and more above the measure, a weight of eternal glory

from all sides were we pressed, however not crushed; we are anxious, are ourselves however not despairing; we are being persecuted, however not forsaken; we are being thrown down, however not lost become

we have however the this treasure in earthen pots, so that the excessive power shall be of Hashem, and not of us

for the unbelievers, who the g-t of the this world has in them blinded the minds, so that it shall them not arise the light of the good News of the glory of the Moshiach, who is the image of Hashem.

because the G-d, who has said: from darkness shall shine out light! has shone in our hearts into, so as to give light of the knowledge of the glory of Hashem in the face of Moshiach.