BLOGWORDS – Friday 16 December 2022 – DAILY SCRIPTURE – HEBREWS 4:12

BLOGWORDS – Friday 16 December 2022 – DAILY SCRIPTURE – HEBREWS 4:12

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DAILY SCRIPTURE – HEBREWS 4:12

 

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ENGLISH / BÉARLA / WAMAREKANI / АНГЛИЙСКИЙ / ENGLISCH / ANGLAISE / INGLES

Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. (NKJV) Acts 4:12

 

IRISH / GAEILGE

Ná níl slánú in aon duine eile, óir níl ainm ar bith eile faoi neamh tugtha i measc na bhfear trína gcaithfimid a bheith slán. (NKJV) Gníomhartha 4:12

 

SWAHILI / KISWAHILI

Wala hakuna wokovu katika mwingine awaye yote, kwa maana hapana jina jingine chini ya mbingu walilopewa wanadamu litupasalo sisi kuokolewa kwalo. (NKJV) Matendo 4:12

 

RUSSIAN / РУССКИЙ

И нет спасения ни в ком другом, ибо нет другого имени под небом, данного людям, которым надлежало бы нам спастись. (NKJV) Деяния 4:12

 

GERMAN / DEUTSCH

Und es ist in keinem anderen das Heil; denn es ist kein anderer Name unter dem Himmel den Menschen gegeben, in dem wir gerettet werden sollen! (SCH 2000) Apostelgeschichte 4:12

 

FRENCH / FRANÇAISE

Il n’y a de salut en aucun autre; car il n’y a sous le ciel aucun autre nom qui ait été donné parmi les hommes, par lequel nous devions être sauvés. (NEG 1979) Actes 4:12

 

SPANISH / ESPAÑOL

¡En ningún otro hay salvación! Dios no ha dado ningún otro nombre bajo el cielo, mediante el cual podamos ser salvos. (NTV) Hechos 4:12

 

 

* German, French, and Spanish Scripture translations are taken from my Bible Gateway app. Irish, Swahili, and Russian, however, are translated from NKJV via Google Translate app.

 

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