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In this novel, the author follows the life of Jesus as Peter might have experienced it. This book is written as a first-person eye-witness account of Peter’s experiences with Jesus. Paperback, 253 pages.
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In this novel, the author follows the life of Jesus as Peter might have experienced it. This book is written as a first-person eye-witness account of Peter’s experiences with Jesus. Paperback, 253 pages.
In this novel, the author follows the life of Jesus as Peter might have experienced it. This book is written as a first-person eye-witness account of Peter’s experiences with Jesus. Paperback, 253 pages.
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