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| Weight | .2188 oz |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 18 × .04 cm |
| Format | Tract |
| Pages | 8 |
The Folly of Putting Off Until Tomorrow
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You certainly see that every human being will have give an account one day to God, that your soul need to be saved and that the sacrifice of Jesus only has meaning if you accept him as Savior. However, you have hardly done anything so far to become a true Christian according to the teachings of the New Testament. Yet you are probably a sensible, religious person who loves God. Then this study is for you.
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