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158 pages , Nelson Reference & Electronic Pub , 1993 These studies focus attention on a variety of the mightiest themes in the Bible and the life applications that flow from them. The author seeks to impart a basic understanding of the themes being discussed and shows how to apply their messages and counsel to your daily life.
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