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October 26, 2015 By Fr. John A. Peck

How to Read the Bible: Part 1

by Fr. Thomas HopkoSeveral people have contacted me through email and even in person when I travel around and visit people who listen to Ancient Faith Radio. They ask me about reading the Bible. There’s all kinds of questions that are given to me that I get from people about reading the Bible. Some f … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources, Hopko Thomas Fr., Sermon Resources Tagged With: Bible, Fr. Thomas Hopko, Read the Bible

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