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الصفحة 485
The pastor explained that each doll represented a particular temptation , and with
each temptation , if successfully ... The pastor's device combined the
understanding that the second birth is a gradual process , despite often dramatic
early ...
The pastor explained that each doll represented a particular temptation , and with
each temptation , if successfully ... The pastor's device combined the
understanding that the second birth is a gradual process , despite often dramatic
early ...
الصفحة 491
Yet pastors , anxious to avoid the impression that they alone choose officials ,
attempt to make the elections as confidential as possible . Even so , officials are
often nominated or elected in their absence , a practice that leaves the pastor and
...
Yet pastors , anxious to avoid the impression that they alone choose officials ,
attempt to make the elections as confidential as possible . Even so , officials are
often nominated or elected in their absence , a practice that leaves the pastor and
...
الصفحة 492
Successful pastors also recognize the importance of encouraging women to
speak out in the congregation . Pastors visit the weekly meetings of women's
groups , ostensibly to teach them the Word of God , but also to monitor their
spiritual ...
Successful pastors also recognize the importance of encouraging women to
speak out in the congregation . Pastors visit the weekly meetings of women's
groups , ostensibly to teach them the Word of God , but also to monitor their
spiritual ...
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المحتوى
crossbreeding and heritage | 18 |
a feminized subsidy from nature | 37 |
Forest management farmers practices and biodiversity | 63 |
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