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Language: German
Published by Beuroner Kunstverlag, 1999
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- Title
- Ich preise dich, Herr, darum hüpfe ich -Language: german
- Author
- Cremer, Drutmar; Uehlein, Polykarp
- Publisher
- Beuroner Kunstverlag
- Publication year
- 1999
- Condition
- As New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- German
- ISBN 10
- 3870710497
- ISBN 13
- 9783870710491
Animals praise God the Lord for their unique abilities. The Benedictine Drutmar Cremer listens to them.
The snail, very modest, reminds all the hearted in this world, they should take an example from it. "I always arrive. Even without heart attack".
The chameleon means: "You have given me the magic of transformation. I love the incognito, Mr. Only in this way can I effortlessly catch my treats from the shrub next door".
Or the flea, which in monologue with God does not hate with his bad image: "Certainly, my appearance is unasked but pure Caritas. I help to experience reality, to insight into the hard sides of earthly existence".
The snail, very modest, reminds all the hearted in this world, they should take an example from it. "I always arrive. Even without heart attack".
The chameleon means: "You have given me the magic of transformation. I love the incognito, Mr. Only in this way can I effortlessly catch my treats from the shrub next door".
Or the flea, which in monologue with God does not hate with his bad image: "Certainly, my appearance is unasked but pure Caritas. I help to experience reality, to insight into the hard sides of earthly existence".
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