Earths earliest ages and their connection with modern spiritualism and theosophy G.H. Pember
Publication details: New York, NY Fleming H. Revell n.d.Description: 480p hbk, 19.5cmSubject(s): DDC classification:- A/222/.1107/PEM
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The Emmaus Library | 221 OT | 222.1107/PEM (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | A0104 |
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| 222.1064/TOD Prophetic pictures of Christ ; pt 1 | 222.1106/GRA Genesis in the light of the New Testament | 222.11061/COA An outline of the book of Genesis | 222.1107/PEM Earths earliest ages | 222.1107/PEM Earths earliest ages | 222.1109/FIL Creation revealed | 222.1204 / RID Lectures on the tabernacle |
Brethren writer. Donated by Ian McDowell, Principal of Emmaus Bible School from its inception until 1983.
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