Hebreus 3 - Bíblia Online

Whence, brethren holy, of a calling heavenly partakers do you attentively regard the apostle and highpriest of the profession of us, Jesus; 
faithful being to the one having appointed him, as even Moses in (whole) the house of him. 
Of more for this glory than Moses has been esteemed worthy, so fare as more honor he has of the house the one having built itself. 
(Every for house is built by some one; he but the things all having built, God.) 
And Moses indeed faithful in whole to the house of him, as a servant, for a testimony of the things going to be spoken; 
Anointed but, as a son over the house of him; of whom a house are we, if indeed the confidence and the boasting of the hope till end firm we should hold fast. 
Therefore, as says the spirit the holy: Today, if the voice of him you will hear, 
not you should harden the hearts of you, as in the bitter provocation, in the day of the temptation in the desert, 
not tempted me the fathers of you, proved me, and saw the works of me, forty years; 
therefore I was provoked with the generation that, and said: Always they wander in the heart; they but not they acknowledged the ways me; 
so I swore in the wrath of me: If they shall enter into the rest of me. 
Take you heed, brethren, lest ever shall be in any one of you a heart evil of unbelief, in the to fall away from God living; 
but do you exhort yourselves in each day, till of which the today it is called, so that not may be hardened from of you any one by a delusion of the sin. 
Partakers for of the Anointed we have become, if perhaps the beginning of the confidence till an end firm we would hold fast. 
In respect to the to be said: Today, if the voice of him you may hear; not harden you the hearts of you, as in the bitter provocation. 
Some for having heard did provoke? but not all those having come out from Egypt by means of Moses? 
With whom but was he vexed forty years? not with those having sinned? of whom the members fell in the desert. 
To whom but did he swear not to enter into the rest of himself, if not to those having disbelieved? 
And we see, that not they were able to enter because of unbelief. 

Holy brothers, partakers of the heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and High Priest of our confession, Jesus. 
He was faithful to Him who appointed him, just as Moses was in His entire house. 
He has been counted worthy of more glory than Moses. This is because the builder of the house has more honor than the house. 
Every house has a builder. God is the builder of all things. 
Indeed Moses was faithful in His house, as a ministering servant, for a testimony of the things to be spoken afterwards. 
Christ was faithful as a Son over Gods house. We are His house if we hold on to our courage confidence and rejoice speak boldly about our hope until the end. 
The Holy Spirit says: »Today if you will hear his voice, 
»do not harden your hearts and be stubborn like those who tested me in the day of temptation in the wilderness. 
»Your forefathers examined inspectedscrutinized me by proving testing me. And they saw my works for forty years. 
»I was disgusted angry with this generation, and said: They always go astray in their hearts, and they have not known my ways. 
»So I swore in my anger: They will not enter into my rest.« 
Be careful, brothers and sisters, that none of you develop a wicked heart lacking faith and turning away departing from the living God. 
Encourage yourselves each day, as long as it is called »Today,« that none of you be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. 
For we have become companions partners with Christ if indeed we hold the beginning of our firm trust to the end. 
Scripture says: »Today if you will hear his voice, do not harden your hearts. Do not be stubborn like those who rebelled.« 
Who were they who heard God and rebelled? All who came out of Egypt with Moses rebelled. 
With whom was he disgusted for forty years? He was disgusted and angry with those who sinned and died in the desert. 
Who did God swear would never enter his rest? He was talking about those who did not obey him. 
We see that they could not enter in on account of a lack of faith unbeliefdisobedience. 

Hebreus 4

Whence, brethren holy, of a calling heavenly partakers do you attentively regard the apostle and highpriest of the profession of us, Jesus; 
faithful being to the one having appointed him, as even Moses in (whole) the house of him. 
Of more for this glory than Moses has been esteemed worthy, so fare as more honor he has of the house the one having built itself. 
(Every for house is built by some one; he but the things all having built, God.) 
And Moses indeed faithful in whole to the house of him, as a servant, for a testimony of the things going to be spoken; 
Anointed but, as a son over the house of him; of whom a house are we, if indeed the confidence and the boasting of the hope till end firm we should hold fast. 
Therefore, as says the spirit the holy: Today, if the voice of him you will hear, 
not you should harden the hearts of you, as in the bitter provocation, in the day of the temptation in the desert, 
not tempted me the fathers of you, proved me, and saw the works of me, forty years; 
therefore I was provoked with the generation that, and said: Always they wander in the heart; they but not they acknowledged the ways me; 
so I swore in the wrath of me: If they shall enter into the rest of me. 
Take you heed, brethren, lest ever shall be in any one of you a heart evil of unbelief, in the to fall away from God living; 
but do you exhort yourselves in each day, till of which the today it is called, so that not may be hardened from of you any one by a delusion of the sin. 
Partakers for of the Anointed we have become, if perhaps the beginning of the confidence till an end firm we would hold fast. 
In respect to the to be said: Today, if the voice of him you may hear; not harden you the hearts of you, as in the bitter provocation. 
Some for having heard did provoke? but not all those having come out from Egypt by means of Moses? 
With whom but was he vexed forty years? not with those having sinned? of whom the members fell in the desert. 
To whom but did he swear not to enter into the rest of himself, if not to those having disbelieved? 
And we see, that not they were able to enter because of unbelief. 

Holy brothers, partakers of the heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and High Priest of our confession, Jesus. 
He was faithful to Him who appointed him, just as Moses was in His entire house. 
He has been counted worthy of more glory than Moses. This is because the builder of the house has more honor than the house. 
Every house has a builder. God is the builder of all things. 
Indeed Moses was faithful in His house, as a ministering servant, for a testimony of the things to be spoken afterwards. 
Christ was faithful as a Son over Gods house. We are His house if we hold on to our courage confidence and rejoice speak boldly about our hope until the end. 
The Holy Spirit says: »Today if you will hear his voice, 
»do not harden your hearts and be stubborn like those who tested me in the day of temptation in the wilderness. 
»Your forefathers examined inspectedscrutinized me by proving testing me. And they saw my works for forty years. 
»I was disgusted angry with this generation, and said: They always go astray in their hearts, and they have not known my ways. 
»So I swore in my anger: They will not enter into my rest.« 
Be careful, brothers and sisters, that none of you develop a wicked heart lacking faith and turning away departing from the living God. 
Encourage yourselves each day, as long as it is called »Today,« that none of you be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. 
For we have become companions partners with Christ if indeed we hold the beginning of our firm trust to the end. 
Scripture says: »Today if you will hear his voice, do not harden your hearts. Do not be stubborn like those who rebelled.« 
Who were they who heard God and rebelled? All who came out of Egypt with Moses rebelled. 
With whom was he disgusted for forty years? He was disgusted and angry with those who sinned and died in the desert. 
Who did God swear would never enter his rest? He was talking about those who did not obey him. 
We see that they could not enter in on account of a lack of faith unbeliefdisobedience. 

Hebreus 4