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Hidden Treasure – Youth Devotional 2015
This book seeks to help young people to find soul satisfaction. This devotional contains a meditation for each day in which God’s divine plan and the resources to find happiness and significance to life are exposed.
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Pablo Claverie
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 2015
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
| Weight | 0.855 kg |
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