De brief van Jakobus 5:7

De brief van Jakobus 5:7 NBG51

Hebt dus geduld, broeders, tot de komst des Heren! Zie, de landman wacht op de kostelijke vrucht des lands en heeft geduld, totdat de vroege en late regen erop gevallen is.

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De brief van Jakobus 5:7 - Hebt dus geduld, broeders, tot de komst des Heren! Zie, de landman wacht op de kostelijke vrucht des lands en heeft geduld, totdat de vroege en late regen erop gevallen is.

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