lifeless and dead. But how they would soar if only the spirit of Jesus,
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=Paul and Christina.=
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=The Bow of Orange Ribbon.=
=Between Two Loves.=
=A Daughter of Fife.=
_For other books by this Author see pages 4 and 17._
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THE MESSAGES OF THE BIBLE
Edited by FRANK KNIGHT SANDERS, Ph.D., Woolsey Professor of Biblical
Literature in Yale University, and CHARLES FOSTER KENT, Ph.D., Professor
of Biblical Literature and History in Brown University. Super royal
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