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1 дар
I( подарок) giftII( пожертвование) donation, donative; ( приношение) donaryIII"Приношение даров" (иконографическая композиция) — The Bringing of Offerings
(талант от Бога, Божий дар) (divine) gift, charism(a)пророческий дар — the gift of prophecy, the vision of a prophet
Семь даров Святого Духа (премудрости, разума, совести, крепости, видения, благочестия, страха Господня) — the Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit (wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude [might], vision, piety, fear of the Lord)
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