1. Petrus 3:8-9

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Endlich aber seid alle eines Sinnes, in Mitgefühl und Bruderliebe, barmherzig und demütig, nicht Böses vergeltend mit Bösem und Schmähung mit Schmähung, sondern im Gegenteil segnend, denn dazu seid ihr berufen, damit ihr Segen ererbet.

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1. Petrus 3:8-9 - Endlich aber seid alle eines Sinnes, in Mitgefühl und Bruderliebe, barmherzig und demütig, nicht Böses vergeltend mit Bösem und Schmähung mit Schmähung, sondern im Gegenteil segnend, denn dazu seid ihr berufen, damit ihr Segen ererbet.

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