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The Most Unreliable Bible Dictionary, Ever! – Words you never knew you needed
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The Most Unreliable Bible Dictionary, Ever! – Words you never knew you needed : Words you never knew you needed

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Format Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10 0857215086
ISBN-13 9780857215086
Edition New
Publisher SPCK Publishing
Imprint Monarch Books
Country of Manufacture GB
Country of Publication GB
Publication Date Sep 20th, 2013
Print length 120 Pages
Weight 122 grams
Dimensions 17.90 x 12.50 x 0.80 cms
Product Classification: NoneHumourHumour
Ksh 1,250.00
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Outrageous but hilarious definitions of biblical names and place names.
The Bible is full of words which don't really work hard enough. Nigel Bayley has provided outrageous but hilarious definitions, describing situations that were just waiting to be brought into the light: Junia (n.) The intelligent young volunteer who is inadvertently outwitting you and thereby gently ruining your poorly thought out children's talk. Hittite (n.) One towards whom your immediate and overwhelming pastoral instinct is to punch them really hard in the face. Shamsherai (n.) The vocal mayhem caused by songwriters who think it would be pleasing and authentic to have a line in Hebrew. The finest antidote to boring sermons and the best possible reading for the smallest room. This book will make a splendid gift for the less reverent members of the congregation.

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