Then shall they also answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, or athirst, or a stranger, or naked, or sick, or in prison, and did not minister unto thee?
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The verse 44 is found in chapter 25 of Matthew. The judgment of the nations is described through the separation of sheep and goats. Jesus connects treatment of the needy with treatment of himself, showing that faithfulness to the kingdom has concrete consequences in relationships with others.
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Da werden sie ihm antworten und sagen: HERR, wann haben wir dich gesehen hungrig oder durstig oder als einen Gast oder nackt oder krank oder gefangen und haben dir nicht gedient?
Entonces también ellos le responderán, diciendo: Señor, ¿cuándo te vimos hambriento, o sediento, o huésped, o desnudo, o enfermo, o en la cárcel, y no te servimos?
Ils répondront aussi: Seigneur, quand t'avons-nous vu ayant faim, ou ayant soif, ou étranger, ou nu, ou malade, ou en prison, et ne t'avons-nous pas assisté?
Allora quelli ancora gli risponderanno, dicendo: Signore, quando ti abbiam veduto aver fame, o sete, o esser forestiere, o ignudo, o infermo, o in prigione, e non ti abbiam sovvenuto?
Então eles também lhe responderão, dizendo: Senhor, quando te vimos com fome, ou com sede, ou estrangeiro, ou nu, ou enfermo, ou na prisão, e não te servimos?
他們也要回答:『主啊,我們甚麼時候見你餓了,或渴了,或流浪在外,或赤身露體,或病了,或在監獄裏,沒有伺候你呢?』
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