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- rheaDER 3.19 (Mobile)
- rheaDER is an ebook reader - easy-to-use and supporting multiple ebook databases it is an extremely handy reading tool while on the go. Enables one-tap quick lookup of dictionary definitions and of the Bible references available in some of the ebooks. User notes and bookmarks are easily added and organized...
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- Software downloads 2007-04-03
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- John Owen Collection 3.00 (Mobile)
- Ebooks from John Owen (1616-1683) considered as one of the greatest Reformed theologians of all time. John Owen (1616-1683) is considered as one of the greatest Reformed theologians of all time. In 1635 he received his M.A from Queen's College, Oxford. In 1637 he became a pastor and in 1651...
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- Software downloads 2006-05-25
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