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PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW...............WHEN YOU DO YOU WILL SEE THE PAGE AND A PLAYER AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE..............................THE PLAYER WILL HAVE A SHORT SURVEY EXPLAINING THE SCRIPTURE TO BE READ..............FIRST......OT.......THEN NT........PSALMS.......PROVERBS..............DAILY THIS IS CHANGED SO....................EVERYDAY..............CHECK BACK AND.................LISTEN............LISTEN.............LISTEN

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