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Matthäus 28:6

Matthäus 28:6 BIBEL.HEUTE

Er ist nicht hier, er ist auferstanden, wie er es gesagt hat. Kommt her, und seht euch die Stelle an, wo er gelegen hat.

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Matthäus 28:6 - Er ist nicht hier, er ist auferstanden, wie er es gesagt hat. Kommt her, und seht euch die Stelle an, wo er gelegen hat.Matthäus 28:6 - Er ist nicht hier, er ist auferstanden, wie er es gesagt hat. Kommt her, und seht euch die Stelle an, wo er gelegen hat.

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