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EPISODE · May 25, 2021 · 12 MIN

Paul of tarsus

from Akosi Bro Henry · host akosi bro. Henry

Saul was a native of tarsus in Asia minor. The question of our Lord to saul. Why persecutest thou me. Saul cried out Lord what wilt thou have me to do.....

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Saul was a native of tarsus in Asia minor. The question of our Lord to saul. Why persecutest thou me. Saul cried out Lord what wilt thou have me to do.....

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