The Sabbath a unique instrument in world history : a detailed study on the significant role of the Sabbath played in the plan of salvation Sharon Brown-Archibald

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Publication details: St. Elizabeth International Apostolic Ministries 3 Jewel Close, Santa Cruz P.O. 2005Edition: Rev. and expanded edDescription: ix 172 pages 22 cmContent type:

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