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Offenbarung 22:11-12

Offenbarung 22:11-12 SCH2000

Wer Unrecht tut, der tue weiter Unrecht, und wer unrein ist, der verunreinige sich weiter, und der Gerechte übe weiter Gerechtigkeit, und der Heilige heilige sich weiter! Und siehe, ich komme bald und mein Lohn mit mir, um einem jeden so zu vergelten, wie sein Werk sein wird.

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