Be Loyal Matthew
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Dr. Wiersbe’s best-selling “Be” commentary series has over 4 million volumes in print. These timeless books have provided a generation invaluable insight into the history, meaning, and context of virtually every book of the Bible. Reintroduced to a new generation of believers, these commentaries now include study questions at the end of each chapter for further reflection and application. Written for both the pastor and layperson, these are must-haves for anyone wanting to study the Word.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781434767790
ISBN10: 1434767795
Warren Wiersbe
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2008
BE
Publisher: David C. Cook
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