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Römerbrief 4:4-5

Römerbrief 4:4-5 SCH2000

Wer aber Werke verrichtet, dem wird der Lohn nicht aufgrund von Gnade angerechnet, sondern aufgrund der Verpflichtung; wer dagegen keine Werke verrichtet, sondern an den glaubt, der den Gottlosen rechtfertigt, dem wird sein Glaube als Gerechtigkeit angerechnet.

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