NONE.filter - diaglotnt Loose:

diaglotnt@Matthew:16:19 @ And I will give to thee the keys of the kingdom of the heavens; and whatever thou mayest bind upon the earth, shall be bound in the heavens; and whatever thou mayest loose upon the earth, shall be loosed in the heavens.

diaglotnt@Matthew:18:18 @ Indeed i say to you, whatever you may bind on the earth, shall be having been bound in the heaven; and whatever you may loose on the earth, shall be having been loosed in the heaven.

diaglotnt@Matthew:18:27 @ being moved with pity then the lord of the slave of that, loosed him, and the debt remitted to him.

diaglotnt@Matthew:21:2 @ You may go to the village the over against you, and immediately you will find an ass having been bound, and a foal with her; having loosed bring to me.

diaglotnt@Mark:1:7 @ And he cried out saying: Comes the mightier of me after me, of whom not I am worthy bowed down to loose the string of the sandals of him.

diaglotnt@Mark:7:35 @ And immediately were opened of him the ears; and was loosed the bond of the tongue of him, and he spoke plainly.

diaglotnt@Mark:8:35 @ Who for ever may wish the life of himself to save, shall loose her. Who but ever may lose the of himself life on account of me and of the glad tidings shall save her.

diaglotnt@Mark:11:2 @ Go you into the town that opposite you; and immediately entering into her, you will find a colt having been tied, upon which no one of men has sat; having loosed him lead you.

diaglotnt@Mark:11:4 @ They went and, and found a colt having been tied near the door without in the street; and they loosen him.

diaglotnt@Luke:3:16 @ answered the John to all saying: I indeed in water dip you; comes but the mightier of me, of whom not I am worthy to loose the strap of the sandals of him; he you will dip in spirit holy and fire.

diaglotnt@Luke:13:12 @ Seeing and her the Jesus, he called to, and said to her: O woman, thou hast been loosed of the infirmity of thee.

diaglotnt@Luke:13:15 @ Answered therefore to him the Lord, and said: O hypocrites, each one of you in the sabbath not loose the ox of himself or the ass from the stall, and having led he drinks?

diaglotnt@Luke:13:16 @ This and, a daughter of Abraham being, whom bound the adversary lo ten and eight years, not ought to be loosed from the bond this in the day of the sabbath?

diaglotnt@Luke:19:30 @ saying: Go you into the overagainst village; in which entering you will find a colt having tied, on which no one ever of men sat; having loosed him bring you.

diaglotnt@Luke:19:31 @ And if any one you may ask: Why do you loose? thus say you to him: That the lord of him need has.

diaglotnt@Luke:19:33 @ Loosing and of them the colt, said the lords of him to them: Why loose you the colt.

diaglotnt@Luke:22:68 @ if but also I ask, not not you would answer me, or would loose.

diaglotnt@John:1:27 @ he after me coming, of whom I not am worthy, that I may loose of him the strap of the sandal.

diaglotnt@John:7:23 @ If circumcision receives a man in a sabbath, that not may be loosed the law of Moses, with me are you angry, because whole a man sound I made in a sabbath?

diaglotnt@John:11:44 @ Came out he having been dead, having been bound the feet and the hands with bandages, and the face of him with a napkin bound about. Says to them the Jesus: Loose you him, and allow to go.

diaglotnt@Acts:2:24 @ Whom the God raised up; having loosed the pains of the death, in as much as not was possible to be held him under it.

diaglotnt@Acts:7:33 @ Said and to him the Lord: Loose the sandals of the feet of thee; the for place in which thou standest, ground holy is.

diaglotnt@Acts:13:25 @ As and was fulfilling the John the race, he said: Who me do you suppose to be? not am I, but lo, comes after me, of whom not I am worthy the sandal of the feet to loose.

diaglotnt@Acts:16:26 @ Suddenly and a shaking occurred great, so as to shake the foundations of the prison; were opened and immediately the doors all, and all the bonds were loosed.

diaglotnt@Acts:22:30 @ On the and morrow wishing to know the certainty, that was he was accused of by the Jews, he loosed him, and ordered to come together the highpriests and all the sanhedrim; and having led down the Paul, he stood among them.

diaglotnt@Acts:24:26 @ At the same time also hoping, that money will be given to him by the Paul, so that he might loose him; therefore and oftener him sending for talked with him.

diaglotnt@Acts:27:21 @ Long but abstinence existing, than standing the Paul in midst of them, said: It was proper indeed, O men, having taken advice to me not to have loosed from the Crete, to have gained and the damage this and the loss.

diaglotnt@Acts:27:40 @ And the anchors having cut off left in the sea, at the same time having loosed the bands of the rudders; and having hoisted the foresail to the wind, they pressed towards the shore.

diaglotnt@1Corinthians:7:27 @ Art thou having been bound to a wife, not seek thou a release; hast thou been loosed from a wife, not seek thou a wife.

diaglotnt@Ephesians:5:4 @ also indecency, and foolish talking or loose jesting, the things not becoming; but rather thanksgiving.

diaglotnt@Philippians:1:23 @ I am hard pressed but by the two, the earnest desire having for the to be loosed again, and with Anointed to be; much for more better;

diaglotnt@Revelation:5:2 @ And I saw a messenger strong, publishing with a voice great: Who is worthy to open the scroll, and to loose the seals of it?

diaglotnt@Revelation:9:14 @ saying to the sixth messenger the one having the trumpet: Loose thou the four messengers those having been bound by the river the great Euphrates.

diaglotnt@Revelation:9:15 @ And were loosed the four messengers those having been prepared for the hour and a day and a month and a year, so that they should kill the third of the men.

diaglotnt@Revelation:20:3 @ and he cast him into the deep, and shut up and sealed over him, so that not he might deceive longer the nations, till might be ended the thousand years and after these it behooves him to be loosed a little time.

diaglotnt@Revelation:20:7 @ And when they may be ended the thousand years, shall be loosed the adversary out of the prison of himself;