An edition of Bible survey outlines (1954)

Bible survey outlines

the Bible in setting, summary, and significance, its historical background, spiritual analysis, and contemporary application.

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An edition of Bible survey outlines (1954)

Bible survey outlines

the Bible in setting, summary, and significance, its historical background, spiritual analysis, and contemporary application.

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Eerdmans
Language
English
Pages
426

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Bible survey outlines: the Bible in setting, summary, and significance, its historical background, spiritual analysis, and contemporary application.
1954, Eerdmans
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographies. "General bibliography and commentaries": p. [421]-426.

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Grand Rapids

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Dewey Decimal Class
220.7
Library of Congress
BS591 .H8

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426 p.
Number of pages
426

ID Numbers

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OL6152004M
LCCN
54004590
OCLC/WorldCat
1632375

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