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3rd John (2003)

The shortest book in the Bible (in the Greek), reiterating and reinforcing many of the same Doctrines we see in the Gospel of John, as well as in the epistles of 1st and 2nd John. An entirely new dimension to these Doctrines is presented.Dr. Dean taught this series in 2003 while pastor of Preston City Bible Church in Preston, Connecticut.

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The shortest book in the Bible (in the Greek), reiterating and reinforcing many of the same Doctrines we see in the Gospel of John, as well as in the epistles of 1st and 2nd John. An entirely new dimension to these Doctrines is presented.Dr. Dean taught this series in 2003 while pastor of Preston City Bible Church in Preston, Connecticut.

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Dr. Robert L. Dean Jr.

Produced by Brice Burtch

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The shortest book in the Bible (in the Greek), reiterating and reinforcing many of the same Doctrines we see in the Gospel of John, as well as in the epistles of 1st and 2nd John. An entirely new dimension to these Doctrines is presented.Dr. Dean taught this series in 2003 while pastor of Preston...

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