Black Bible Chronicles From Genesis to the promised land

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Black Bible Chronicles From Genesis to the promised land

Author	: P. K. McCary
File Size	: 48,7 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 24 April 1993
ISBN	: STANFORD:36105021168195
Pages	: 220 pages

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Black Bible Chronicles From Genesis to the promised land by P. K. McCary Book PDF Summary

McCary believes it's "important that the Bible be accessible to all of society in a language they can understand". This version of the Bible contains the same stories and values, but the language includes slang and street-wise and contemporary expressions that make the timeless truth of the Bible relevant today. (African American Family Press)

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