Where is it in the Bible?
Where is “With God all things are possible” in the Bible?
“With God all things are possible” is Matthew 19:26. Jesus says it to his disciples after a rich young man walks away sad.
A free tool from Lumin, the Bible AI that cites every verse.Get the app
The answer
The verse, who says it, and what it means there.
In the Bible
It is Matthew 19:26.
Yes, it is in the Bible.
Jesus says it to his disciples after a rich young man walks away sad.
The verse
Jesus looked at them and said, “For human beings this is impossible, but for God all things are possible.”
Matthew 19:26 · open the chapter →
What it means there
The disciples had asked who can be saved, if a rich man can hardly enter the kingdom. Jesus answers that people cannot save themselves, but God can. The “all things” starts with salvation.
Also in the Bible
Jesus looked straight at them and said, “For human beings it is impossible, but not for God, since everything is possible for God.”
Mark 10:27 · open the chapter →
Check another word or saying
Ask about it
Have a question about this saying?
Lumin answers in a few sentences and names the verses it rests on, shown in full so you can read them yourself.
Keep going
Keep asking in the Lumin app.Keep this conversation going on the web.
The same short answers with the verse beside each one, plus your saved questions, prayer, and the whole Bible to read in.
Make a free Lumin account and this conversation opens in Ask, ready for your next question. Your saved questions, prayer, and the whole Bible come with it.
Keep checking
More words and sayings people check.
In the Bible
Where is “Come to me, all who are weary” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “He heals the brokenhearted” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “Search me, O God, and know my heart” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “Teach us to number our days” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “Trust in the Lord with all your heart” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “Commit your works to the Lord” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “Two are better than one” in the Bible?
In the Bible
Where is “I am who I am” in the Bible?
Made by Lumin
The Bible AI that keeps the verse beside every answer.
Ask a Bible question, study a chapter with a guide, pray, and carry Sunday’s sermon into the week. Every answer names Scripture you can open.
See what Lumin doesCommon questions
Plain answers.
Where is “With God all things are possible” in the Bible?
“With God all things are possible” is Matthew 19:26. These exact words are in the King James Bible. The Lumin Translation, a modern English Bible, is quoted here, and it words the verse differently. Jesus says it to his disciples after a rich young man walks away sad.
Is “With God all things are possible” in the Bible?
Yes. It is Matthew 19:26, and also Mark 10:27. In the Lumin Translation, Matthew 19:26 reads: “Jesus looked at them and said, “For human beings this is impossible, but for God all things are possible.””
Who said “With God all things are possible”?
Jesus says it to his disciples after a rich young man walks away sad.
What does “With God all things are possible” mean in the Bible?
The disciples had asked who can be saved, if a rich man can hardly enter the kingdom. Jesus answers that people cannot save themselves, but God can. The “all things” starts with salvation.
Free tools from Lumin
More free tools.
If you want a Christian AI that cites its sources
Lumin keeps the verse open beside the answer.
Free to start on iPhone and iPad. Every answer names Scripture you can check.