Romans 1:12 Cross References - Murdock

¹² and that we may have comfort together, in the faith of both yourselves and me.

²³ And when he came there, and saw the grace of God, he rejoiced: and he entreated them, that with all their heart, they would adhere to our Lord.

²⁴ when I go to Spain, I hope to come and see you; and that ye will accompany me thither, when I shall have been satisfied, in some measure, with visiting you.

³² and that, by the good pleasure of God, I may come to you with joy, and may take comfort with you.

¹ And I determined this with myself, that I would not again come to you in sadness. ² For if I should make you sad, who would make me joyful, unless he whom I had made sad? ³ And I wrote that very thing to you, lest when I came, those persons whom I ought to make joyful, should make me sad. For I have confidence concerning you, that my joy is the joy of you all.

⁴ I have great assurance before you, and have much glorying in you; and I am full of comfort. And joy greatly aboundeth to me, in all my afflictions. ⁵ For, after we came to Macedonia, there was no rest for our body, but we were distressed in every thing; without was conflict, and within was fear. ⁶ But God who comforteth the depressed, comforted us by the arrival of Titus. ⁷ And not merely by his arrival, but also by the refreshing with which he was refreshed by you. For he told us of your love towards us, and of your grief, and of your zeal in our behalf: and when I heard it, my joy was great.

¹³ Wherefore we were comforted; and with our consolation, we were the more joyful for the joy of Titus, because his spirit was refreshed by you all:

⁵ For, the Lord is one, and the faith one, and the baptism one;

¹⁷ But we, my brethren, have been bereaved of you for a short time, (in visible presence, not in our hearts,) and have the more exerted ourselves, to behold your faces, with great affection. ¹⁸ And we purposed to come to you, I Paul, once and again; but Satan hindered me. ¹⁹ For what is our hope, and our joy, and the crown of our glorying; unless it be ye, before our Lord Jesus at his coming? ²⁰ For ye are our glory, and our joy.

⁷ therefore we are comforted in you, my brethren, amid all our straits and afflictions, on account of your faith. ⁸ And now, we live, if ye stand fast in our Lord. ⁹ For what thanks can we render to God in your behalf, for all the joy with which we are joyful on your account; ¹⁰ unless it be, that we the more supplicate before God, by night and by day, that we may see your faces, and may perfect what is lacking in your faith?

⁴ and I desire to see thee, and I call to mind thy tears; that I may be filled with joy,

⁴ to Titus, a real son after the common faith: Grace and peace from God our Father, and from our Lord Jesus the Messiah, our Life-giver.

¹ SIMON PETER, a servant and legate of Jesus the Messiah, to those who have obtained equally precious faith with us, through the righteousness of Our Lord and Redeemer, Jesus the Messiah;

⁴ I have rejoiced greatly, that I found some of thy children, who walked in the truth, as we have received commandment from the Father.

³ For I rejoiced greatly, when the brethren came and testified concerning thy integrity, even as thou walkest in the truth. ⁴ And I have no greater joy, than to hear that my children walk in the truth.

³ My beloved, while I take all pains to write to you of our common life, it is needful for me to write to you, exhorting you to maintain a conflict for the faith which was once delivered to the saints.