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Celestial teachings: the emergence of the true testament of Jmmanuel (Jesus)
1990, Wild Flower Press
in English
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0926524119 9780926524118
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Tigard, Or., U.S.A
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [309]-317) and index.
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