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Ferdinand 03 (3551728984)

"Ferdinand, der Reporterhund" ist seit seinem ersten Auftritt in DEIN SPIEGEL immer mehr zur Kultfigur geworden. Jetzt ist er dabei, sich zur beliebtesten deutschen Comicfigur zu entwickeln. Dass der Spagat zwischen lehrreichen Geschichten und großem Comic so leicht daherkommt, verdankt er seinem Autoren-Dreamteam, dem erfolreichen Cartoonisten Ralph Ruthe ("Shit happens!"), der die Geschichten schreibt, und Flix, einem der besten und meistverkauften Comiczeichner Deutschlands. Product details For ages 6-8 Format Hardback | 64 pages ...
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Die Jugend Jesu. Das Jakobus-Evangelium (3874952088)



Bei diesem Werk handelt es sich um das durch Jakob Lorber wiederempfangene Jakobus-Evangelium. Der Herr hatte ihm diese Neuoffenbarung schon im voraus am 22. Juli 1843 angekündigt und hinzugefügt: "Jakobus, ein Sohn Josephs, hat solches alles aufgezeichnet; aber es ist mit der Zeit so sehr entstellt worden, daß es nicht zugelassen werden konnte, als echt in die Schrift aufgenommen zu werden. - Ich aber will dir das echte Evangelium Jakobi geben, aber nur von der Zeit an, da Joseph Maria zu sich nahm. Jakobus hatte auch die Lebensbeschreibung Mariens von ihrer Geburt an mit aufgenommen sowie die des Joseph."Und nun empfing der auserwählte Mittler durch die Stimme des Geistes in seinem Herzen eine wunderbare Schilderung der Geburt und Kindheit Jesu von inniger Schönheit und Macht. Wir erleben das erste wunderbare Wirken des Gottesgeistes in dem Kindlein und empfangen ungeahnte Einblicke in das heilige Geheimnis der Person Jesu.


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  • Paperback | 552 pages
  • 126 x 197 x 34mm | 417g
  • German
  • 12. Aufl.
  • 3874952088
  • 9783874952088


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