Iivesi zeBhayibhile ezithandwayo ezisuka Romans letter 4

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and did not doubt through unbelief in Hashem's promise, but himself strengthened in faith, giving up glory to Hashem, and being fully convinced, that He is capable to do what He had promised.

as it stands written: I have you appointed for a father of many nations (Genesis 17, 5) —before Hashem, whom he did believe, that he makes alive the dead and calls what not existing exactly as though it would already exist.

who was given over become (to the death) on account of our trespasses and roused become for our justification.

what, when there is not was any basis for hope, did even believe in the hope, that he would become a father of many nations, as it is (to) him promised become: so will be your seed. (Genesis 15, 5.)

because (it is) that through faith, so that it shall be according to grace, that the promise shall be assured to the all the seed; not only to the (ones) of the law itself, but also to the (ones) of the faith of Abraham, who is our everyone's father

blessed are those, whose lawless deeds are forgiven become and whose sin are covered over become; blessed is the man, whom the L-rd G-d takes into account not to any sin. (Psalms 32, 2, 3)

because what says the Scriptures (the Holy)? Abraham did believe Hashem and this is him reckoned become to righteousness. (Genesis 15, 6.)