The greatest story ever told
a tale of the greatest life ever lived
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Word Count
154,250 words, Guess
Page Count
617 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegreateststoryeve00ours
- ISBN-100816167788
- ISBN-139780816167784
- Library of Congress Control Number79018716
- Open LibraryOL4414873M
Classifications
- DDC232.9
- DDCB
- LCCBT301 .O85 1979
Description
Drama of the life of Christ, the teacher and saviour, healer of the hopeless and champion of the poor, from Galilee to Golgotha.
First Sentence
PEOPLE in Nazareth said that Joseph was like his great ancestor, the favorite son of Jacob.
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