Enduring Word Acts 26
Enduring Word Acts 26 - Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. ‘almost’ is but to fail; In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost.
‘almost’ is but to fail; Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost.
Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). ‘almost’ is but to fail; 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are.
Acts 262 "King Agrippa, I consider myself fortunate to stand before
To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. ‘almost’ is but to fail; Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2.
Acts 26118 An Unusual Evangelistic Opportunity God Centered Life
In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. ‘almost’ is but to fail; Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are.
Acts 26 Summary 5 Minute Bible Study — 2BeLikeChrist
To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. ‘almost’ is but to fail; In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2.
What does Acts 2622 mean? Bible Art
1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. ‘almost’ is but to fail;
Enduring Word Bible Commentary Ephesians Chapter 6
‘almost’ is but to fail; 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2.
Acts 2614 We all fell to the ground, and I heard a voice say to me in
1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. ‘almost’ is but to fail;
Enduring Word Commentary Acts (Paperback)
1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. ‘almost’ is but to fail; To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2.
Acts 2620 First to those in Damascus and Jerusalem, then to everyone
Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. ‘almost’ is but to fail; In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin).
What does Acts 2622 mean? Bible Art
To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. ‘almost’ is but to fail; 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin).
Acts 262 "King Agrippa, I consider myself fortunate to stand before
‘almost’ is but to fail; Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. In proof (γάρ) that he spoke truly, and in his sound mind, paul appeals to the knowledge of the king (in quo plus erat spei, calvin). 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost.
In Proof (Γάρ) That He Spoke Truly, And In His Sound Mind, Paul Appeals To The Knowledge Of The King (In Quo Plus Erat Spei, Calvin).
To be almost persuaded is to still be fully lost. 1 then agrippa said to paul, 'you are. Sad, sad, that bitter wail— ‘almost’—but lost.” 2. ‘almost’ is but to fail;