LIVING IN THE LIGHT CL 2026 ADULT DEVOTIONAL
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The author draws out the original meaning of the text, then shows how it applies to modern life. The reader will be left with not only an understanding of the major themes and patterns of the book, but a bolder vision of God. “The study of Hebrews,” claims author George Knight, “has changed my life. It will change yours, too.”
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