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Bible Smuggler Wristband Large
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Many nations try to restrict access to God s Word by outlawing Bibles but we must obey God rather than men and continue taking His Word to the ends of the earth. Each Bible Smuggler Wristband purchase provides VOM distribution teams with the financial resources needed to deliver one Bible to a Christian living in a restricted nation.
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