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French · Beginner

David et Goliath

Adapted from David and Goliath

By The Bible

Young David faces the Philistine champion Goliath and defeats him with a sling and a stone.

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Illustration for the scene “Armies face across the valley”

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Les armées se font face de part et d'autre de la vallée

Armies face across the valley

French

Les Philistins ont rassemblé leur armée à Soco, en Juda. Leur camp se trouvait entre Soco et Azéka, à Éphès-Dammim. Le roi Saül et les hommes d’Israël se sont installés dans la vallée d’Éla. Prêtes à se battre, les deux armées occupaient chacune une montagne. La vallée les séparait.

English translation

The Philistines gathered their army at Soco, in Judah. Their camp was between Soco and Azekah, at Ephes-dammim. King Saul and the men of Israel set up camp in the Valley of Elah. Ready to fight, the two armies each occupied a mountain. The valley lay between them.

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