Verse
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
KJV
King James Version
Accept
him whose
faith
is weak, without
passing
judgment
on
his
opinions
.
Him that
is weak in
the
faith
receive
ye
, but
not
to
doubtful
disputations
.
For one person
has
faith
to
eat all things ,
while
another, who is weak, eats
only
vegetables
.
For one believeth
that
he
may
eat all things :
another, who is weak, eateth
herbs
.
The
one
who
eats
everything
must
not belittle
the
one
who
does
not ,
and the
one
who
does
not eat
everything
must
not judge the
one
who
does,
for God has
accepted
him.
Let
not him
that
eateth
despise
him
that
eateth
not ;
and let
not him
which
eateth
not judge him
that
eateth:
for God hath
received
him.
Who are
you
to
judge
someone
else’s
servant? To his own master he stands
or falls
. And
he
will
stand
, for the
Lord
is able to make him stand.
Who art
thou
that
judgest
another
man's
servant? to his own master he standeth
or falleth
. Yea
, he
shall
be
holden
up:
for God
is able to make him stand.
One person
regards
a
certain
day above the
others,
while
someone
else
considers
every day alike. Each
one
should
be fully convinced
in his own mind.
One man
esteemeth
one
day above another:
another
esteemeth
every day alike. Let
every
man
be fully persuaded
in his own mind.
He who
observes
a
special
day does
so
to
the Lord; he who
eats
does
so
to the Lord, for he gives
thanks
to
God; and he who
abstains
does
so
to the Lord and gives
thanks
to
God.
He that
regardeth
the
day ,
regardeth
it
unto
the Lord; and
he that
regardeth
not
the
day,
to the Lord he
doth
not
regard
it.
He
that
eateth
, eateth
to
the
Lord,
for he giveth
God thanks
; and he that
eateth
not,
to the Lord he
eateth
not,
and giveth
God thanks
.
For none of us lives
to himself alone
, and none
of
us
dies
to himself alone
.
For none of us liveth
to himself, and no
man
dieth
to himself.
If
we live, we live to
the Lord ,
and if
we die, we die to
the Lord .
So
whether we live or die, we belong
to
the Lord
.
For
whether
we live, we live unto
the Lord ;
and whether
we die, we die unto
the Lord :
whether we live therefore,
or die, we are
the Lord's
.
For this reason
Christ died and returned
to
life
, that He might be the
Lord of
both the dead and the
living.
For to
this end
Christ both
died ,
and rose
, and
revived,
that he might be Lord both of
the dead and living.
Why ,
then,
do
you
judge your
brother? Or why do
you
belittle
your
brother? For we will
all stand before God’s
judgment seat.
But
why dost
thou
judge thy
brother? or why dost
thou
set
at
nought
thy
brother? for we shall
all stand before the
judgment seat of
Christ
.
It is written :
“As
surely
as I live, says
the Lord, every knee will
bow before
Me ;
every tongue will
confess to God. ”
For
it is written ,
As I live, saith
the Lord, every knee shall
bow to
me ,
and
every tongue shall
confess to God.
So then ,
each
of us will
give an
account of himself to God.
So then every
one
of us shall
give account of himself to God.
Therefore
let us stop
judging
one another .
Instead
, make
up
your
mind
not
to
put any
stumbling
block
or obstacle
in your
brother’s
way.
Let us not
therefore
judge
one another any
more:
but
judge
this
rather
, that
no
man
put a
stumblingblock
or an
occasion
to
fall
in his
brother's
way.
I am
convinced
and fully
persuaded in
the Lord Jesus that nothing
is unclean in
itself .
But if
anyone
regards
something
as
unclean, then
for
him it is unclean.
I know,
and am
persuaded by
the Lord Jesus ,
that there
is nothing
unclean of
itself :
but to
him
that
esteemeth
any
thing
to
be
unclean, to
him it is unclean.
If your
brother is
distressed
by
what
you
eat
, you
are
no
longer
acting
in
love.
Do
not by
your
eating
destroy your
brother
, for whom Christ died.
But
if thy
brother be
grieved
with
thy
meat
, now
walkest
thou
not charitably.
Destroy not
him
with
thy
meat
, for whom Christ died.
Do
not allow
what
you
consider
good,
then ,
to
be spoken of as
evil.
Let
not then your
good
be evil
spoken of :
For the kingdom of God is not a
matter
of
eating
and drinking,
but of
righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit
.
For the kingdom of God is not meat
and drink;
but righteousness, and
peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost
.
For whoever
serves
Christ
in this
way
is pleasing
to God and approved by
men.
For he
that
in these
things
serveth
Christ
is acceptable
to God ,
and approved of
men.
So
then,
let us pursue
what
leads
to
peace and to
mutual
edification
.
Let us therefore
follow
after
the
things
which
make
for
peace ,
and things
wherewith
one
may
edify
another
.
Do
not
destroy the work of God for
the
sake
of
food
. All food
is
clean,
but it is wrong
for a
man to
let
his
eating
be
a
stumbling
block
.
For
meat
destroy not
the work of God. All things
indeed
are
pure;
but it is evil
for that
man who
eateth
with
offence
.
It is better
not
to eat meat
or
drink wine or
to
do
anything
to
cause
your
brother to
stumble
.
It is good
neither
to eat flesh,
nor
to
drink wine ,
nor
any
thing
whereby
thy
brother stumbleth,
or
is
offended,
or
is
made
weak
.
Keep
your
belief
about
such
matters
between
yourself
and
God. Blessed
is the
one
who
does
not condemn
himself by
what
he approves
.
Hast
thou
faith?
have
it
to
thyself
before
God. Happy
is he
that
condemneth
not himself in
that
thing
which
he alloweth
.
But
the
one
who
has
doubts
is condemned
if he eats
, because his
eating
is
not from
faith ;
and
everything
that
is not from
faith is sin.
And
he
that
doubteth
is damned
if he eat
, because he
eateth
not of
faith :
for
whatsoever
is not of
faith is sin.
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