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 1 4,4 |       with us!”~The Christmas story is well-known from the witness
 2 4,0 |     Evangelist Mark tells the story: Herod had sent and seized
 3 10,1|     The book of Joshua is the story of the Conquest of the Promised
 4 10,1|     of the Promised Land. The story opens with the passage of
 5 10,1|     we encounter the dramatic story of Elijah the Prophet (1
 6 10,1|    Second Kings continues the story of the Hebrew Monarchies.
 7 10,1|  concerned primarily with the story of Esther, the Jewish wife
 8 10,1|   Persian King Ahasuerus. The story portrays the foiling of
 9 10,1|      further additions to the story. [We note here that Chapters
10 10,1|       of suffering. It is the story of a righteous man, Job,
11 10,1|       the nation recounts the story of God's dealings with it);
12 10,2|    world.~ ~Tobit.~This pious story was written probably in
13 10,2|    author. The setting of the story is Nineveh, the Assyrian
14 10,2| reason, as exemplified by the story of the martyrdom of Eleazar,
15 10,3|  journeys. The Acts trace the story of the Christian Movement