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Zusammenfassung
- Trauben werden über 50 Mal in der Bibel erwähnt und stehen für Überfluss und göttlichen Segen.
- Sie symbolisieren Freude, Feier und geistliche Verwandlung, können aber auch Gottes Gericht darstellen.
- Trauben sind mit zentralen Themen wie dem Gelobten Land und dem Messias verbunden und betonen die geistliche Bedeutung sowohl im Alten als auch im Neuen Testament.
- Die biblische Bildsprache der Trauben lehrt Christen über die Abhängigkeit von Christus, Gottes Fürsorge, Gemeinschaft und die Bedeutung des Opfers in der Eucharistie.
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