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The
on-line version of Exploring God's Word is a publication
of David
G. Churchill and is made available to you by members of churches
of Christ; perhaps a congregation meets in your area. As
editor, I hope you will join us in our goals of studying the
Bible objectively for the facts and lessons it provides about
God's religion and then using those facts and lessons to improve
our own lives.
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