1 Samuel 28:2 LUTH1912 Mobile Phone Wallpaper - David sprach zu Achis: Wohlan, du sollst

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1 Samuel 28:2 LUTH1912

David sprach zu Achis: Wohlan, du sollst erfahren, was dein Knecht tun wird. Achis sprach zu David: Darum will ich dich zum Hüter meines Hauptes setzen mein Leben lang.

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1 Samuel 28:2 Bible Cross References

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1 Samuel 27:10 LUTH1912 Bible Verse Image

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Wenn dann Achis sprach: Seid ihr heute nicht eingefallen? so sprach David: In das Mittagsland Juda's und in das Mittagsland der Jerahmeeliter und in das Mittagsland der Keniter.

2 Samuel 16:16 LUTH1912 Bible Verse Image

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Da aber Husai, der Arachiter, Davids Freund, zu Absalom hineinkam, sprach er zu Absalom: Glück zu, Herr König! Glück zu, Herr König!