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Principle of Position
is the handout of a 2016 class taught here
HollyHillsBibleChurch.org
Use for non-profit & educational purposes
with proper credit, is explicitly granted
as long as there are
no changes to the content,
and there are no charges for
copies, distribution, etc.
This is Chapter 1 of The Complete Green Letters by Miles J Stanford, available
at MilesJStanford.com

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