Realizations
“A good sermon turns even known truth into profound realization.” That is one of many striking lines in a fine New York Times Book Review
Scott Hoezee
December 27, 2011
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“A good sermon turns even known truth into profound realization.” That is one of many striking lines in a fine New York Times Book Review
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