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Exposition of I Peter 1:3

George C Lubbers·1952-10-15
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In our former article we directed the reader's at­tention to two important factors as these we explicit­ly stated in the verses 1 and 2 of I Peter 1. These two factors were very briefly as follows: In our former article we directed the reader's at­tention to two important factors as these we explicit­ly stated in the verses 1 and 2 of I Peter 1. These two factors were very briefly as follows: 1.  That Peter writes as an Apostle of Jesus Christ. He comes with good credentials, and lays these...

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George C Lubbers
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1952-10-15

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Ephesians 2:11
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