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Romanian · Beginner

David și Goliat

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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Armatele se înfruntă de o parte și de alta a văii

Armies face across the valley

Romanian

Filistenii și-au adunat armata pentru luptă lângă Soco, în Iuda. Regele Saul și armata lui Israel și-au așezat tabăra în valea Ela.

English translation

The Philistines gathered their army for battle near Socoh in Judah. King Saul and the army of Israel set up camp in the Valley of Elah.

Romanian

Cele două armate stăteau pe doi munți, față în față. Filistenii erau de o parte, iar oamenii lui Israel de cealaltă parte. Între ei se afla o vale.

English translation

The two armies stood on two mountains, facing each other. The Philistines were on one side, and the men of Israel were on the other. A valley lay between them.

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