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1.Mos.1. Mosebog 2.Mos.2. Mosebog 3.Mos.3. Mosebog 4.Mos.4. Mosebog 5.Mos.5. Mosebog Jos.Josvabogen Dom.Dommerbogen RuthRuths Bog 1.Sam.1. Samuelsbog 2.Sam.2. Samuelsbog 1.Kong.1. Kongebog 2.Kong.2. Kongebog 1.Krøn.1. Krønikebog 2.Krøn.2. Krønikebog EzraEzras Bog Neh.Nehemiasʼ Bog Est.Esters Bog JobJobs Bog Sl.Salmernes Bog Ordsp.Ordsprogenes Bog Præd.Prædikerens Bog Højs.Højsangen Es.Esajasʼ Bog Jer.Jeremiasʼ Bog Klag.Klagesangene Ez.Ezekiels Bog Dan.Daniels Bog Hos.Hoseasʼ Bog JoelJoels Bog AmosAmosʼ Bog Obad.Obadiasʼ Bog Jon.Jonasʼ Bog MikaMikas Bog Nah.Nahums Bog Hab.Habakkuks Bog Zef.Zefaniasʼ Bog Hag.Haggajs Bog Zak.Zakariasʼ Bog Mal.Malakiasʼ Bog

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Matt.Mattæusevangeliet Mark.Markusevangeliet Luk.Lukasevangeliet Joh.Johannesevangeliet ApG.Apostlenes Gerninger Rom.Romerbrevet 1.Kor.1. Korinterbrev 2.Kor.2. Korinterbrev Gal.Galaterbrevet Ef.Efeserbrevet Fil.Filipperbrevet Kol.Kolossenserbrevet 1.Thess.1. Thessalonikerbrev 2.Thess.2. Thessalonikerbrev 1.Tim.1. Timoteusbrev 2.Tim.2. Timoteusbrev Tit.Titusbrevet Flm.Filemonbrevet Hebr.Hebræerbrevet Jak.Jakobs Brev 1.Pet.1. Petersbrev 2.Pet.2. Petersbrev 1.Joh.1. Johannesʼ Brev 2.Joh.2. Johannesʼ Brev 3.Joh.3. Johannesʼ Brev Jud.Judasʼ brev Åb.Johannesʼ Åbenbaring

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