Lukas 2:8-9

Lukas 2:8-9 TOJB2011

And ro'im (shepherds) were in the same region, living outside in the open air, and keeping shomer over their eder (flock) balailah. And, suddenly, a malach HASHEM stood before them, and the kavod HASHEM shone around them; and they were afraid with a yirah gedolah (great fear).

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