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Bible Dramatizations Book 2 - A Short Story Collection

C. J. Korryn

Publisher: C. J. Korryn Books

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The Bible Dramatizations series is a collection of short fiction stories based on biblical themes or specific accounts recorded in the Bible that delves into the minds of the characters of the Bible.  
Available since: 07/09/2019.

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