Moody Bible Commentary
Hole In Our Gospel 10th Anniversary Edition (Anniversary)
12 Radical Teachings Of Jesus Pamphlet
$4.99
The 12 Radical Teachings of Jesus pamphlet shares a dozen of Jesus’ teachings that were radical for the disciples and hearers at that time, and are still impactful for us today. Discover what Jesus said and how to apply it in today’s context. 14 fold out panels, unfolds to 33 inches long.
Clearly see Jesus’ teachings about –
*Forgiveness
*Faith & Love
*Caring for others
*and more!
Features-
*Great for small group discussions or studies on the Word of Christ
*Affordable price point encouraging bulk purchases
*Pamphlets fit easily inside most Bibles, making it easy to quickly reference
*Glossy coating for durability
8.5 x 5.5 inches. 14 panel pamphlet. Folds out to 38 inches. Fits inside a Bible cover.
14 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781628624571
ISBN10: 1628624574
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2017
Publisher: Rose Publishing
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