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Your daily dose of true inspiration.
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Ich nenne euch nicht mehr Sklaven, denn der Sklave weiß nicht, was sein Herr tut; euch aber habe ich Freunde genannt, weil ich alles, was ich von meinem Vater gehört, euch kundgetan habe.
Johannes 15,15 (ELB)

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Ich nenne euch nicht mehr Sklaven, denn der Sklave weiß nicht, was sein Herr tut; euch aber habe ich Freunde genannt, weil ich alles, was ich von meinem Vater gehört, euch kundgetan habe.
Johannes 15,15 (ELB)

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Ich nenne euch nicht mehr Sklaven, denn der Sklave weiß nicht, was sein Herr tut; euch aber habe ich Freunde genannt, weil ich alles, was ich von meinem Vater gehört, euch kundgetan habe.
Johannes 15,15 (ELB)

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Ich nenne euch nicht mehr Sklaven, denn der Sklave weiß nicht, was sein Herr tut; euch aber habe ich Freunde genannt, weil ich alles, was ich von meinem Vater gehört, euch kundgetan habe.
Johannes 15,15 (ELB)

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Ich nenne euch nicht mehr Sklaven, denn der Sklave weiß nicht, was sein Herr tut; euch aber habe ich Freunde genannt, weil ich alles, was ich von meinem Vater gehört, euch kundgetan habe.
Johannes 15,15 (ELB)

https://www.bibeltv.de/bibelthek/ELB/joh-15-15

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The Bravest Things I Did When No One Was Watching

“Lately I’ve been winning battles left and right,
But even winners can get wounded in the fight.” 🎵 – “Warrior is a Child” by Gary Valenciano

Those words from Gary Valenciano’s The Warrior Is a Child came to mind as I reflected on today’s question:

What’s the bravest thing I’ve ever done when no one was watching?

For the longest time, I thought bravery had to look dramatic.

Something big. Something obvious. Something people would remember.

But the older I get, the more I realize that some of the bravest things we do happen quietly, without an audience, without applause, and sometimes without anyone even knowing that we were struggling.

For me, bravery has often looked like continuing.

Getting up on days when I wasn’t completely sure what I was doing with my life.

Making decisions without knowing exactly where they would take me.

Walking into unfamiliar places and trusting myself to figure things out.

Starting over when it would have been easier to stay comfortable.

And learning to be okay with not having every chapter planned before turning the page.

The courage to go beyond what is familiar

Travel has taught me a lot about courage.

There is something humbling about arriving somewhere unfamiliar and realizing that you don’t know the roads, the language, the customs, or even what the next few hours will look like.

Yet somehow, you go.

You look around.

You figure it out.

And eventually, the unfamiliar becomes a memory you treasure.

I think life works much the same way.

Sometimes we don’t need a perfect map. We just need enough courage to take the next step.

The battles nobody sees

But perhaps the bravest things aren’t always the things we accomplish.

Sometimes, they’re the things we endure quietly.

The decision to keep going when nobody knows how difficult it has been.

The courage to start again.

The strength to walk away from what no longer belongs in your life.

The willingness to admit that you don’t have all the answers.

And sometimes, simply getting through a difficult day is its own kind of victory.

We tend to celebrate the visible victories. The new beginnings. The accomplishments. The destinations.

But there are also victories that happen behind closed doors.

Nobody sees the tears.

Nobody hears the conversations we have with ourselves.

Nobody knows how many times we had to gather ourselves and say, Tomorrow, I’ll try again.

Yet those moments count too.

Maybe especially those moments.

We don’t always have to be the warrior

That’s why this song resonated with me today.

We can be strong and still be tired.

We can be courageous and still be afraid.

We can look like we have everything together while quietly trying to hold ourselves together.

Being brave doesn’t mean never falling.

It means finding the strength to get back up.

And perhaps it also means knowing when we can put down the sword and rest.

Because we are not machines built to fight endlessly.

There is a human being underneath the armor.

Someone who needs rest.

Someone who needs comfort.

Someone who sometimes needs to be reminded that it is okay not to have everything figured out.

So, what was the bravest thing I did when no one was watching?

Maybe it wasn’t one particular moment.

Maybe it has been all those little moments when I chose to continue.

To travel beyond what was familiar.

To begin again.

To trust myself.

To walk into the unknown.

To keep turning the pages even when I couldn’t see what the next chapter would bring.

And perhaps that is what I’ve come to understand about courage as I get older:

Bravery isn’t always standing tall in front of the world.

Sometimes it is quietly picking yourself up when nobody is watching.

Sometimes it is admitting that you’re tired.

Sometimes it is allowing yourself to cry.

And sometimes, it is simply waking up the next morning and saying:

“Okay. Let’s try again.”

Because beneath all that strength, beneath all that experience, beneath all that armor, there is still a softer part of us that deserves to be cared for.

And that’s why the final thought of that song stays with me:

“The warrior is a child.” ❤️

Maybe the bravest thing we can do is accept that both can be true.

We can be the warrior who keeps going…

and the child who sometimes needs to rest. 🎵🕊️

💖💖💖

The Bravest Things I Did When No One Was Watching

“Lately I’ve been winning battles left and right,
But even winners can get wounded in the fight.” 🎵 – “Warrior is a Child” by Gary Valenciano

Those words from Gary Valenciano’s The Warrior Is a Child came to mind as I reflected on today’s question:

What’s the bravest thing I’ve ever done when no one was watching?

For the longest time, I thought bravery had to look dramatic.

Something big. Something obvious. Something people would remember.

But the older I get, the more I realize that some of the bravest things we do happen quietly, without an audience, without applause, and sometimes without anyone even knowing that we were struggling.

For me, bravery has often looked like continuing.

Getting up on days when I wasn’t completely sure what I was doing with my life.

Making decisions without knowing exactly where they would take me.

Walking into unfamiliar places and trusting myself to figure things out.

Starting over when it would have been easier to stay comfortable.

And learning to be okay with not having every chapter planned before turning the page.

The courage to go beyond what is familiar

Travel has taught me a lot about courage.

There is something humbling about arriving somewhere unfamiliar and realizing that you don’t know the roads, the language, the customs, or even what the next few hours will look like.

Yet somehow, you go.

You look around.

You figure it out.

And eventually, the unfamiliar becomes a memory you treasure.

I think life works much the same way.

Sometimes we don’t need a perfect map. We just need enough courage to take the next step.

The battles nobody sees

But perhaps the bravest things aren’t always the things we accomplish.

Sometimes, they’re the things we endure quietly.

The decision to keep going when nobody knows how difficult it has been.

The courage to start again.

The strength to walk away from what no longer belongs in your life.

The willingness to admit that you don’t have all the answers.

And sometimes, simply getting through a difficult day is its own kind of victory.

We tend to celebrate the visible victories. The new beginnings. The accomplishments. The destinations.

But there are also victories that happen behind closed doors.

Nobody sees the tears.

Nobody hears the conversations we have with ourselves.

Nobody knows how many times we had to gather ourselves and say, Tomorrow, I’ll try again.

Yet those moments count too.

Maybe especially those moments.

We don’t always have to be the warrior

That’s why this song resonated with me today.

We can be strong and still be tired.

We can be courageous and still be afraid.

We can look like we have everything together while quietly trying to hold ourselves together.

Being brave doesn’t mean never falling.

It means finding the strength to get back up.

And perhaps it also means knowing when we can put down the sword and rest.

Because we are not machines built to fight endlessly.

There is a human being underneath the armor.

Someone who needs rest.

Someone who needs comfort.

Someone who sometimes needs to be reminded that it is okay not to have everything figured out.

So, what was the bravest thing I did when no one was watching?

Maybe it wasn’t one particular moment.

Maybe it has been all those little moments when I chose to continue.

To travel beyond what was familiar.

To begin again.

To trust myself.

To walk into the unknown.

To keep turning the pages even when I couldn’t see what the next chapter would bring.

And perhaps that is what I’ve come to understand about courage as I get older:

Bravery isn’t always standing tall in front of the world.

Sometimes it is quietly picking yourself up when nobody is watching.

Sometimes it is admitting that you’re tired.

Sometimes it is allowing yourself to cry.

And sometimes, it is simply waking up the next morning and saying:

“Okay. Let’s try again.”

Because beneath all that strength, beneath all that experience, beneath all that armor, there is still a softer part of us that deserves to be cared for.

And that’s why the final thought of that song stays with me:

“The warrior is a child.” ❤️

Maybe the bravest thing we can do is accept that both can be true.

We can be the warrior who keeps going…

and the child who sometimes needs to rest. 🎵🕊️

💖💖💖

The Bravest Things I Did When No One Was Watching

“Lately I’ve been winning battles left and right,
But even winners can get wounded in the fight.” 🎵 – “Warrior is a Child” by Gary Valenciano

Those words from Gary Valenciano’s The Warrior Is a Child came to mind as I reflected on today’s question:

What’s the bravest thing I’ve ever done when no one was watching?

For the longest time, I thought bravery had to look dramatic.

Something big. Something obvious. Something people would remember.

But the older I get, the more I realize that some of the bravest things we do happen quietly, without an audience, without applause, and sometimes without anyone even knowing that we were struggling.

For me, bravery has often looked like continuing.

Getting up on days when I wasn’t completely sure what I was doing with my life.

Making decisions without knowing exactly where they would take me.

Walking into unfamiliar places and trusting myself to figure things out.

Starting over when it would have been easier to stay comfortable.

And learning to be okay with not having every chapter planned before turning the page.

The courage to go beyond what is familiar

Travel has taught me a lot about courage.

There is something humbling about arriving somewhere unfamiliar and realizing that you don’t know the roads, the language, the customs, or even what the next few hours will look like.

Yet somehow, you go.

You look around.

You figure it out.

And eventually, the unfamiliar becomes a memory you treasure.

I think life works much the same way.

Sometimes we don’t need a perfect map. We just need enough courage to take the next step.

The battles nobody sees

But perhaps the bravest things aren’t always the things we accomplish.

Sometimes, they’re the things we endure quietly.

The decision to keep going when nobody knows how difficult it has been.

The courage to start again.

The strength to walk away from what no longer belongs in your life.

The willingness to admit that you don’t have all the answers.

And sometimes, simply getting through a difficult day is its own kind of victory.

We tend to celebrate the visible victories. The new beginnings. The accomplishments. The destinations.

But there are also victories that happen behind closed doors.

Nobody sees the tears.

Nobody hears the conversations we have with ourselves.

Nobody knows how many times we had to gather ourselves and say, Tomorrow, I’ll try again.

Yet those moments count too.

Maybe especially those moments.

We don’t always have to be the warrior

That’s why this song resonated with me today.

We can be strong and still be tired.

We can be courageous and still be afraid.

We can look like we have everything together while quietly trying to hold ourselves together.

Being brave doesn’t mean never falling.

It means finding the strength to get back up.

And perhaps it also means knowing when we can put down the sword and rest.

Because we are not machines built to fight endlessly.

There is a human being underneath the armor.

Someone who needs rest.

Someone who needs comfort.

Someone who sometimes needs to be reminded that it is okay not to have everything figured out.

So, what was the bravest thing I did when no one was watching?

Maybe it wasn’t one particular moment.

Maybe it has been all those little moments when I chose to continue.

To travel beyond what was familiar.

To begin again.

To trust myself.

To walk into the unknown.

To keep turning the pages even when I couldn’t see what the next chapter would bring.

And perhaps that is what I’ve come to understand about courage as I get older:

Bravery isn’t always standing tall in front of the world.

Sometimes it is quietly picking yourself up when nobody is watching.

Sometimes it is admitting that you’re tired.

Sometimes it is allowing yourself to cry.

And sometimes, it is simply waking up the next morning and saying:

“Okay. Let’s try again.”

Because beneath all that strength, beneath all that experience, beneath all that armor, there is still a softer part of us that deserves to be cared for.

And that’s why the final thought of that song stays with me:

“The warrior is a child.” ❤️

Maybe the bravest thing we can do is accept that both can be true.

We can be the warrior who keeps going…

and the child who sometimes needs to rest. 🎵🕊️

💖💖💖

The Bravest Things I Did When No One Was Watching

“Lately I’ve been winning battles left and right,
But even winners can get wounded in the fight.” 🎵 – “Warrior is a Child” by Gary Valenciano

Those words from Gary Valenciano’s The Warrior Is a Child came to mind as I reflected on today’s question:

What’s the bravest thing I’ve ever done when no one was watching?

For the longest time, I thought bravery had to look dramatic.

Something big. Something obvious. Something people would remember.

But the older I get, the more I realize that some of the bravest things we do happen quietly, without an audience, without applause, and sometimes without anyone even knowing that we were struggling.

For me, bravery has often looked like continuing.

Getting up on days when I wasn’t completely sure what I was doing with my life.

Making decisions without knowing exactly where they would take me.

Walking into unfamiliar places and trusting myself to figure things out.

Starting over when it would have been easier to stay comfortable.

And learning to be okay with not having every chapter planned before turning the page.

The courage to go beyond what is familiar

Travel has taught me a lot about courage.

There is something humbling about arriving somewhere unfamiliar and realizing that you don’t know the roads, the language, the customs, or even what the next few hours will look like.

Yet somehow, you go.

You look around.

You figure it out.

And eventually, the unfamiliar becomes a memory you treasure.

I think life works much the same way.

Sometimes we don’t need a perfect map. We just need enough courage to take the next step.

The battles nobody sees

But perhaps the bravest things aren’t always the things we accomplish.

Sometimes, they’re the things we endure quietly.

The decision to keep going when nobody knows how difficult it has been.

The courage to start again.

The strength to walk away from what no longer belongs in your life.

The willingness to admit that you don’t have all the answers.

And sometimes, simply getting through a difficult day is its own kind of victory.

We tend to celebrate the visible victories. The new beginnings. The accomplishments. The destinations.

But there are also victories that happen behind closed doors.

Nobody sees the tears.

Nobody hears the conversations we have with ourselves.

Nobody knows how many times we had to gather ourselves and say, Tomorrow, I’ll try again.

Yet those moments count too.

Maybe especially those moments.

We don’t always have to be the warrior

That’s why this song resonated with me today.

We can be strong and still be tired.

We can be courageous and still be afraid.

We can look like we have everything together while quietly trying to hold ourselves together.

Being brave doesn’t mean never falling.

It means finding the strength to get back up.

And perhaps it also means knowing when we can put down the sword and rest.

Because we are not machines built to fight endlessly.

There is a human being underneath the armor.

Someone who needs rest.

Someone who needs comfort.

Someone who sometimes needs to be reminded that it is okay not to have everything figured out.

So, what was the bravest thing I did when no one was watching?

Maybe it wasn’t one particular moment.

Maybe it has been all those little moments when I chose to continue.

To travel beyond what was familiar.

To begin again.

To trust myself.

To walk into the unknown.

To keep turning the pages even when I couldn’t see what the next chapter would bring.

And perhaps that is what I’ve come to understand about courage as I get older:

Bravery isn’t always standing tall in front of the world.

Sometimes it is quietly picking yourself up when nobody is watching.

Sometimes it is admitting that you’re tired.

Sometimes it is allowing yourself to cry.

And sometimes, it is simply waking up the next morning and saying:

“Okay. Let’s try again.”

Because beneath all that strength, beneath all that experience, beneath all that armor, there is still a softer part of us that deserves to be cared for.

And that’s why the final thought of that song stays with me:

“The warrior is a child.” ❤️

Maybe the bravest thing we can do is accept that both can be true.

We can be the warrior who keeps going…

and the child who sometimes needs to rest. 🎵🕊️

💖💖💖

The Bravest Things I Did When No One Was Watching

“Lately I’ve been winning battles left and right,
But even winners can get wounded in the fight.” 🎵 – “Warrior is a Child” by Gary Valenciano

Those words from Gary Valenciano’s The Warrior Is a Child came to mind as I reflected on today’s question:

What’s the bravest thing I’ve ever done when no one was watching?

For the longest time, I thought bravery had to look dramatic.

Something big. Something obvious. Something people would remember.

But the older I get, the more I realize that some of the bravest things we do happen quietly, without an audience, without applause, and sometimes without anyone even knowing that we were struggling.

For me, bravery has often looked like continuing.

Getting up on days when I wasn’t completely sure what I was doing with my life.

Making decisions without knowing exactly where they would take me.

Walking into unfamiliar places and trusting myself to figure things out.

Starting over when it would have been easier to stay comfortable.

And learning to be okay with not having every chapter planned before turning the page.

The courage to go beyond what is familiar

Travel has taught me a lot about courage.

There is something humbling about arriving somewhere unfamiliar and realizing that you don’t know the roads, the language, the customs, or even what the next few hours will look like.

Yet somehow, you go.

You look around.

You figure it out.

And eventually, the unfamiliar becomes a memory you treasure.

I think life works much the same way.

Sometimes we don’t need a perfect map. We just need enough courage to take the next step.

The battles nobody sees

But perhaps the bravest things aren’t always the things we accomplish.

Sometimes, they’re the things we endure quietly.

The decision to keep going when nobody knows how difficult it has been.

The courage to start again.

The strength to walk away from what no longer belongs in your life.

The willingness to admit that you don’t have all the answers.

And sometimes, simply getting through a difficult day is its own kind of victory.

We tend to celebrate the visible victories. The new beginnings. The accomplishments. The destinations.

But there are also victories that happen behind closed doors.

Nobody sees the tears.

Nobody hears the conversations we have with ourselves.

Nobody knows how many times we had to gather ourselves and say, Tomorrow, I’ll try again.

Yet those moments count too.

Maybe especially those moments.

We don’t always have to be the warrior

That’s why this song resonated with me today.

We can be strong and still be tired.

We can be courageous and still be afraid.

We can look like we have everything together while quietly trying to hold ourselves together.

Being brave doesn’t mean never falling.

It means finding the strength to get back up.

And perhaps it also means knowing when we can put down the sword and rest.

Because we are not machines built to fight endlessly.

There is a human being underneath the armor.

Someone who needs rest.

Someone who needs comfort.

Someone who sometimes needs to be reminded that it is okay not to have everything figured out.

So, what was the bravest thing I did when no one was watching?

Maybe it wasn’t one particular moment.

Maybe it has been all those little moments when I chose to continue.

To travel beyond what was familiar.

To begin again.

To trust myself.

To walk into the unknown.

To keep turning the pages even when I couldn’t see what the next chapter would bring.

And perhaps that is what I’ve come to understand about courage as I get older:

Bravery isn’t always standing tall in front of the world.

Sometimes it is quietly picking yourself up when nobody is watching.

Sometimes it is admitting that you’re tired.

Sometimes it is allowing yourself to cry.

And sometimes, it is simply waking up the next morning and saying:

“Okay. Let’s try again.”

Because beneath all that strength, beneath all that experience, beneath all that armor, there is still a softer part of us that deserves to be cared for.

And that’s why the final thought of that song stays with me:

“The warrior is a child.” ❤️

Maybe the bravest thing we can do is accept that both can be true.

We can be the warrior who keeps going…

and the child who sometimes needs to rest. 🎵🕊️

💖💖💖

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
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Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
Credit https://inspirobot.me

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
Credit https://inspirobot.me

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
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Just added this hit. Casting to Yolo by Kotak. A classic rock staple. Check the chorus. Full version:

https://chordyes.com/chord/kotak-yolo

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Just added this hit. Casting to Yolo by Kotak. A classic rock staple. Check the chorus. Full version:

https://chordyes.com/chord/kotak-yolo

#guitaricon #guitarmuse #indonesian #femalevocalist #rockband #motivation #selfimprovement

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
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Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
Credit https://inspirobot.me

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
Credit https://inspirobot.me

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
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Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

#DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

#DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

#DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

#DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

#DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

Beautiful Painting to Enlighten Your Mood

https://inspiration110.wordpress.com/2026/09/03/beautiful-painting-to-enlighten-your-mood/

Beautiful Painting to Enlighten Your Mood

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Beautiful Painting to Enlighten Your Mood

https://inspiration110.wordpress.com/2026/09/03/beautiful-painting-to-enlighten-your-mood/

Beautiful Painting to Enlighten Your Mood

https://inspiration110.wordpress.com/2026/09/03/beautiful-painting-to-enlighten-your-mood/

Beautiful Painting to Enlighten Your Mood

https://inspiration110.wordpress.com/2026/09/03/beautiful-painting-to-enlighten-your-mood/

Your daily dose of true inspiration.
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Your daily dose of true inspiration.
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Your daily dose of true inspiration.
#dailyinspiration #motivationalquote #motivation #humor #comedy
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Your daily dose of true inspiration.
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„Der Wind weht, wo es ihm gefällt. Du hörst ihn nur rauschen, aber du weißt nicht, woher er kommt und wohin er geht. So geheimnisvoll ist es auch, wenn ein Mensch vom Geist geboren wird.“
Johannes 3,8 (GNB)

https://www.bibeltv.de/bibelthek/GNB/joh-3-8

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„Der Wind weht, wo es ihm gefällt. Du hörst ihn nur rauschen, aber du weißt nicht, woher er kommt und wohin er geht. So geheimnisvoll ist es auch, wenn ein Mensch vom Geist geboren wird.“
Johannes 3,8 (GNB)

https://www.bibeltv.de/bibelthek/GNB/joh-3-8

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„Der Wind weht, wo es ihm gefällt. Du hörst ihn nur rauschen, aber du weißt nicht, woher er kommt und wohin er geht. So geheimnisvoll ist es auch, wenn ein Mensch vom Geist geboren wird.“
Johannes 3,8 (GNB)

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„Der Wind weht, wo es ihm gefällt. Du hörst ihn nur rauschen, aber du weißt nicht, woher er kommt und wohin er geht. So geheimnisvoll ist es auch, wenn ein Mensch vom Geist geboren wird.“
Johannes 3,8 (GNB)

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„Der Wind weht, wo es ihm gefällt. Du hörst ihn nur rauschen, aber du weißt nicht, woher er kommt und wohin er geht. So geheimnisvoll ist es auch, wenn ein Mensch vom Geist geboren wird.“
Johannes 3,8 (GNB)

https://www.bibeltv.de/bibelthek/GNB/joh-3-8

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