Gott zieht an einer Hand, der Teufel an beiden Beinen. - Wilhelm Busch

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Gott zieht an einer Hand, der Teufel an beiden Beinen.

Wilhelm Busch

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About Wilhelm Busch

Wilhelm Busch (* March 27, 1897 – † June 22, 1966) was a German Lutheran pastor, youth evangelist, writer and activist of the Confessing Church during the Nazi period in Germany. His book "Jesus our destiny" (in German Jesus unser Schicksal) is regarded for being probably the most famous evangelistic book in German language.

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