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That Man Who Came to Us

November 01, 2014 by Sawai Chinnawong & Paul DeNeui

Tags: buddhism, buddhist, illustrations, thai, thailand, william carey library

This is a sample from a book illustrating the gospel in a Thai context. Through illustrations, the book answers these questions: What would it have looked like if Jesus was born in Thailand? And...

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