This promise can be found at Hebrews 13:5, reflecting similar thoughts at
(Deuteronomy 31:6+8 ; 4:31)(Joshua 1:5)
"Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you:..." - Gospel of John, ch 14 v 27 (KJV)
There are four words in the Greek language, in which the new testament was written, which refer to a type of love. The word eros refers to sexual attraction. Eros, however, is never used in the Bible.
Those words are not mentioned in the Bible.
The first three words of the Bible are "In the beginning."
There are 773,692 words in the Holy Bible. The Old Testament has 592,439 words and the New Testament has 181,253.
No, the words cherry and/or cherries never appear in the KJV of the bible.
AnswerThis phrase is never mentioned in the King James Version of the Bible.
"Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you:..." - Gospel of John, ch 14 v 27 (KJV)
Daniel Bedingfield - Never Gonna Leave Your Side ? :)
The words are from a Woody Guthrie song called "Columbus Stockade Blues". Try: "Go and leave me if you wish to, never let me cross your mind, In your heart you love another, leave me little darlin' I don't mind."
As hard as this may be to believe, Jesus never cussed even once in His life. The bible tells us that Jesus was completely without sin.
The phrase is never uttered in the Bible. However, because the words in the Bible (and thus, the gospel) is taken as absolute truth, to call something the "gospel truth" is to assure someone that it something is absolutely 100% true.
There are four words in the Greek language, in which the new testament was written, which refer to a type of love. The word eros refers to sexual attraction. Eros, however, is never used in the Bible.
there are 354 words that mean god in the bible
Even you become voluptous, I will never leave you.
"I hate you!" "You're stupid!" "Leave me alone!" "I never want to see you again!" "Shut up!" "Your dandruff is flaky!" (And, of course, assorted swear words.)
Those words are not mentioned in the Bible.