Simplified New Testament
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NVI Simplificada, Nuevo Testamento es ideal para el uso personal, familiar, y evangelístico, siendo una gran herramienta para alcanzar a las generaciones contemporáneas e ideal para regalar con un precio asequible.Características de la Nueva Versión Internacional:PrecisaClaraBellaConfiableNVI Simplified New TestamentThe NVI Simplified New Testament is ideal for personal, family, and evangelistic use, being a great tool for reaching contemporary generations and ideal for gifts at an affordable price.Highlights of the New International Version:PrecisePureBeautifulReliable
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829771121
ISBN10: 0829771123
Translation: Nueva Version Internacional (NVI)
Language: Spanish
Color: Full Color
Binding: Paper
Published: July 2021
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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