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LENDING LIBRARY Shepherds Notes: Augustines Confessions
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Shepherds Notes: Augustines Confessions

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With full outlines of the text and brief but detailed commentary, these books give readers the upper hand in uncovering and clarifying the many nuances and complex theological points revealed in these religious masterpieces.

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With full outlines of the text and brief but detailed commentary, these books give readers the upper hand in uncovering and clarifying the many nuances and complex theological points revealed in these religious masterpieces.

With full outlines of the text and brief but detailed commentary, these books give readers the upper hand in uncovering and clarifying the many nuances and complex theological points revealed in these religious masterpieces.

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