Center Column Reference Bible With Apocrypha Comfort Print
If Jesus Came To My House
Deeper Roots : Where Bluegrass Grows
Principios De Predicacion – (Spanish)
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Se requiere una habilidad poco usual en el manejo del idioma literario para combinar profundidad y sencillez para definir terminos profesionales en lenguaje laico y a la vez hacer un libro de texto y manual de inspiracion. Pablo Jimenez tiene esa capacidad. Su tratado sobre la predicacion esta redactado en lenguaje sencillo y ampliamente ilustrado. Es suficientemente ameno como para servir de material suplementario o de inspiracion a quienes solo quieren disfrutar un poco de buena lectura y de la cual sacar ideas para su uso personal. Sin embargo a la vez esta obra es suficientemente profunda como para convertirse en libro de texto para institutos teologicos, colegios o seminarios.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780687073771
ISBN10: 0687073774
Language: Spanish
Pablo Jimenez
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2003
Publisher: Abingdon Press
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