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Kleppers faith in God seems steadfast. An external sign of this deep religiousness are the omnipresent Bible citations. Under one of the verses stands the book:
- Be merciful to me, God, be merciful to me,
- for my soul takes refuge in you.
- Yes, in the shadow of your wings, I will take refuge,
- until disaster has passed. Psalm 57,1
All citations reflect taken together upon the ten-year-period away the unprecedented God's trust and last imploring, yes, last of all shouting God in the highest need.
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