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Danish · Beginner

Adam og Eva

Adapted from Adam and Eve

By The Bible

God forms the first human and his companion, places them in Eden, and tells how they are expelled from the garden.

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Illustration for the scene “God forms Adam from dust”

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Gud former Adam af støv

God forms Adam from dust

Danish

Da Gud skabte jorden og himlen, voksede der endnu ingen planter på markerne. Det havde ikke regnet, og der var ingen mennesker til at arbejde med jorden. Men en tåge steg op fra jorden og gjorde den våd.

English translation

When God created the earth and the sky, no plants were growing in the fields yet. It had not rained, and there were no people to work the ground. But a mist rose from the ground and made it wet.

Danish

Gud formede Adam af støv fra jorden. Han blæste liv ind gennem Adams næse, og så blev Adam levende.

English translation

God formed Adam from the dust of the ground. He breathed life into Adam through Adam’s nose, and Adam came to life.

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