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Artist: Pantokrator
Canonical path: /pantokrator/bundsforvant-translation
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Bundsförvant (translation)
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Bundsförvant (translation)
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Bundsförvant (Confederate)
Generations come and go.
From heaven the song of hope endures.
Abram behold! Count the stars in the sky,
or the dust of the earth.
According to its abundance,
God will bless you yet even more.
Trough your seed, my voice will be heard
out of the throat of a man.
My son will I send among you.
He will bring you peace.
He is the Messiah. Anointed by God.
He will reign forever.
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