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Hungarian · Beginner

Dávid és Góliát

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”

Scene 1 · Beginner

Seregek a völgy két oldalán

Armies face across the valley

Hungarian

A filiszteusok harcra készültek. Összegyűjtötték a seregüket, és Sókó meg Azéká között táboroztak le. Saul király és Izrael férfiai is összegyűltek az Élá völgyében.

English translation

The Philistines prepared for battle. They gathered their army and camped between Socoh and Azekah. King Saul and the men of Israel gathered in the Valley of Elah too.

Hungarian

A két sereg egymással szemben állt. A filiszteusok az egyik hegyen voltak, Izrael katonái pedig a másikon. Közöttük volt a völgy.

English translation

The two armies stood facing each other. The Philistines were on one hill, and the soldiers of Israel were on the other. The valley lay between them.

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