Sawan Presents Illustrated Bible Stories New Testament Different Books These story aim to teach children about belief in God and the power of trust and love The book for the children is written in simple language and contain colourful illustrations.
Illustrated Bible Stories Jesus First Miracle
KSh 395.00
Jesus First Miracle (Illustrated Bible Stories (New Testament) Book 24) – Kindle edition by Editorial Board, Manoj Publications Presents Illustrated Bible Stories New Testament Different Books These story aim to teach children about belief in God and the power of trust and love The book for the children is written in simple language and contain colourful illustrations.
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