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pneI remember how someone in Greece claimed that the Bible we used was not a "real" Bible because it didn't have any cross-references.
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Date: Sunday, 4 September 2005 13:51 (UTC)Since the Bible is made of many books, each typically recording the words of a different prophet or apostle, many teachings are repeated, and seeing how different prophets approached a given subjects or which emphasis they gave may be useful for study.