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Summary:
Mourning the death of Jesus, two first-century travelers were joined by a mysterious stranger. Over the next few hours, the stranger revealed mysteries hidden in the ancient Scriptures. Soon, the purpose of Jesus' life became clear ... and the travelers' sadness turned to great joy.
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Editor, Stephanie Theisen.
Bruce Marchiano, Simon Provan, and Guy Holling.
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Dialogue in English and Spanish.
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