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2 Pierre 2.3

Par amour de l’argent, ils vous exploiteront avec des histoires de leur propre invention. Mais il y a longtemps que leur condamnation est à l’œuvre et que la perdition les guette.
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Segond 21 Dans leur soif de posséder, ils vous exploiteront avec des paroles trompeuses, mais leur condamnation menace depuis longtemps et leur ruine ne tardera pas. Segond 1910 Par cupidité, ils trafiqueront de vous au moyen de paroles trompeuses, eux que menace depuis longtemps la condamnation, et dont la ruine ne sommeille point. Segond 1978 (Colombe) © Par cupidité, ils vous exploiteront au moyen de paroles trompeuses, mais depuis longtemps leur condamnation est en marche et leur perdition n’est pas en sommeil. Parole de Vie © Et parce qu’ils ont très envie de gagner de l’argent, ils vous tromperont par des histoires inventées. Mais depuis longtemps déjà, leur condamnation est prête, et le malheur va rapidement tomber sur eux. Français Courant © Par amour du gain, ces faux enseignants vous exploiteront au moyen de raisonnements trompeurs. Mais depuis longtemps déjà, leur condamnation est prête et leur ruine ne se fera pas attendre ! Semeur © Par amour de l’argent, ils vous exploiteront avec des histoires de leur propre invention. Mais il y a longtemps que leur condamnation est à l’œuvre et que la perdition les guette. Parole Vivante © Ce sont des gens possédés par l’amour de l’argent ; ils chercheront à vous exploiter, vous aussi, par des histoires inventées et des arguments trompeurs. Mais leur condamnation n’est pas inopérante et leur châtiment les suit sur leurs talons. Celui qui doit l’exécuter ne dort pas. Darby et, par cupidité, ils feront trafic de vous avec des paroles artificieuses ; mais leur jugement, dès longtemps, ne demeure pas oisif, et leur destruction ne sommeille pas. Martin Car ils feront par avarice trafic de vous avec des paroles déguisées ; mais desquels la condamnation de longtemps ne tarde point, et la punition desquels ne s'endort point. Ostervald Et par cupidité ils trafiqueront de vous au moyen de paroles trompeuses ; mais depuis longtemps leur condamnation ne s'arrête point, et leur perdition ne sommeille point. Hébreu / Grec - Texte original © καὶ ἐν πλεονεξίᾳ πλαστοῖς λόγοις ὑμᾶς ἐμπορεύσονται· οἷς τὸ κρίμα ἔκπαλαι οὐκ ἀργεῖ, καὶ ἡ ἀπώλεια αὐτῶν οὐ νυστάζει. World English Bible In covetousness they will exploit you with deceptive words: whose sentence now from of old doesn't linger, and their destruction will not slumber.

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Comparer Jude 16 ; 1Timothée 6.5 ; 1.11.

Le jugement de Dieu peut tarder de s'accomplir, mais son accomplissement est certain.

Il n'est point oisif, sans résultat (même mot pour caractériser la foi sans œuvres, Jacques 2.20) ;

"les intérêts de la dette s'accumulent." (Von Soden.)

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