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Polish · Beginner

Adam i Ewa

Adapted from Adam and Eve

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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”

Scene 1 · Beginner

Bóg tworzy Adama z prochu

God forms Adam from dust

Polish

Kiedy Bóg stworzył niebo i ziemię, na ziemi nie rosły jeszcze rośliny polne. Nie było deszczu ani człowieka, który mógłby uprawiać ziemię. Z ziemi unosiła się jednak mgła, która dawała jej wodę.

English translation

When the LORD God created the heavens and the earth, no plants of the field had yet grown on the earth. There was no rain and no man to cultivate the ground. But mist rose from the earth and watered it.

Polish

Bóg zrobił z prochu ziemi człowieka, Adama. Potem tchnął w niego życie i Adam stał się żywą istotą.

English translation

The LORD God formed a man, Adam, from the dust of the ground. Then he breathed life into him, and Adam became a living being.

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