Who Is Jesus
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The Most Important Question Anyone Could Ask…Who is Jesus?
For each of 66 names and attributes of Jesus, Who Is Jesus? gives you a ten-word summary, a longer description, a listing of key verses, a practical application, and more. Patterned after the 2 million-copy best-seller Know Your Bible–and written by the same author, Paul Kent– Who Is Jesus? promises insight for believers and seekers of any age or background. Small and easy-to-read, it’s packed with helpful information on Jesus–the Alpha and Omega, Creator, Good Shepherd, and Word Made Flesh, plus 62 other fascinating descriptions. You’ll get to know Jesus better. . .and deepen your relationship with the most important Person of all time!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781643522470
ISBN10: 1643522477
Paul Kent
Binding: Mass Market
Published: January 2020
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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