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Lettere di San Paolo [The Letters of St. Paul]

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Lettere di San Paolo [The Letters of St. Paul]

By: San Paolo
Narrated by: Silvia Cecchini
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Le lettere di Paolo sono attribuite dalla tradizione all'apostolo Paolo di Tarso. In esse Paolo scrive a varie comunità da lui fondate o visitate nei suoi viaggi apostolici; alcune lettere sono inoltre dedicate a persone a lui care.In questo audiolibro ci sono le quattordici lettere incluse nel Canone della Bibbia.

Please note: This audiobook is in Italian.

Public Domain (P)2012 Silvia Cecchini Bible Study Bibles & Bible Study Christianity New Testament
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What disappointed you about Lettere di San Paolo [The Letters of St. Paul]?

This recording cannot be played on Windows Media Player or on Kindle devices. Do not buy it unless you are sure you can play it. Five Amazon advisers have tried to help, without success.

What did you like best about this story?

The fact that you can listen to a whole letter being read, instead of just gobbets.

What does Silvia Cecchini bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

She reads with meaning and passion, as I know from another audiobook which I have managed to play.

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Lettere di San Paolo [The Letters of St. Paul]?

Hebrews can be tedious, but in some ways it's the easiest to understand because it's an essay rather than a letter. Its Greek is the most polished in the NT.

Any additional comments?

I wish audible would tell customers before they purchase that Windows Media Player won't open it.

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