SKU (ISBN): 9780899579665
ISBN10: 0899579663
Translation: (Authorized) King James Version (KJV)
Language: English
Color: Black
Binding: Paper
Font size: 6
Words of Jesus Christ in Red Letters
Published: June 1998
Publisher: AMG Publishers
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