New Testament Epistles: 1 Corinthians by Gareth L Reese
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New Testament Epistles: 1 Corinthians applies Gareth Reese’s responsible Biblical scholarship to examine the book of 1st Corinthians in a verse-by-verse commentary. This is a paperback book.
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