their willingness to do even more by asking Him what must we do to work the works God requires (literal translation Certainly their work differed from ours - their lives centered around the work of baking bread and commercial

He set aside wrath (other translations: hot/burning/raging anger ) and turned from His fierce anger. The superscriptions that precede many Psalms are different than the headings that appear before other

Or, as the ESV translates it, šhālôm comes to those whose minds are stayed on you.

Or, as many of the other translations put it, God sovereignly established you in Christ.

This is one of those words so rich in meaning that there's more than one way to translate into English

It often gets translated as persecute to describe the way people chased down Christians.

The NIV translates the next phrase well: having lost all sensitivity, they have given themselves over

Paul describes such people as having minds made dull (other translations: their minds are hardened /

The Greek term translated here as “serve” more literally means to “be a slave of”.

reads "do not lust in your heart after her beauty or let her captivate you with her eyes" can also be translated