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evangelio, cartas y apocalipsis

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Eunsa
Language
Spanish
Pages
328

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Subjects
Criticism, interpretation, Bible
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John the Apostle, Saint

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Introducción a los escritos de san Juan: evangelio, cartas y apocalipsis
2011, Eunsa
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Pamplona
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Astrolabio. Religión

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BS2615.52 .I66 2011

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Pagination
328 p. ;
Number of pages
328

ID Numbers

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OL25221904M
ISBN 10
8431327871
ISBN 13
9788431327873
LCCN
2011480534

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