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Lebendige Bibel: Jona - Credo LB 105 Side A

Heard
1961
Episodes
4
Language
German

Schallplatten mit Hörfolgen zur Auslegung der Bibel und zur Einführung in das Leben der Kirche

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Lebendige Bibel: Die Propheten: Jona

30 cm LP Credo LB 105 Side A

Hörspiel, unterteilt in 4 Teile (von mir).

Sprecher: siehe Bild 5

erschienen ca. 1961 (Hinweis auf dem LP-Cover, dass ab 15.III.1962 neue Preise gelten).

On the other side: Jeremia

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Lebendige Bibel Credo LB 105 - Side A - JONA - Auf der Flucht

    No date given · 10 min

  2. Lebendige Bibel Credo LB 105 - Side A - JONA - Im Sturm

    No date given · 4:16

  3. Lebendige Bibel Credo LB 105 - Side A - JONA - Als Bußprediger in Ninive

    No date given · 5:21

  4. Lebendige Bibel Credo LB 105 - Side A - JONA - Trotz gegen Gottes Barmherzigkeit

    No date given · 6:43

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  1. Lebendige Bibel: Jona - Credo LB 105 Side A

    Listeners' uploads · Ulrich G. FICK - Manuskript, Gottfried WOLF - Regie · 4 episodes here · archive.org

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