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hiker. All right, enjoy the episode. Welcome on script fans. I am here today with Christopher Seglinix. Am I saying that

correctly? Segleniques. Good enough, yes. Well, how would you say? Scyglenics.

Let's hear it correctly. Seglenics. Oh, that makes much more sense. Christopher Seglennox

is a New Testament lecturer at the Bible College of South Australia. It's written many articles

on faith, belief,

and devotion in the Gospels. And he has also written this monograph for the Morsibik Wunt

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