A Book of Salt
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Ongoing, First published Jan 04
A book of Salt is a religious book that outlines an anonymous writer's beliefs and an anonymous writer's teachings. An anonymous writer writes anent importances of injunctions, calendars, and our lords and emphasizes laws of the Anointed Entity. They advocate pro a specific calendar and critiques other religious documentations - including the Quran, Talmud, and The Book of Mormon. That book promotes the Importance of the Faith, justices, and a salvation. Foremostly, a book of Salt seeks to announce toward the Whole Land of Israel from the East of Earth toward the West of Earth and from the South of Earth of Earth toward the North of Earth and announce announcements of a first announcer - toward whom John stared it flies within the Mid Sky and expresses by a loud voice - anent a scroll of Disclosures of Jesus Anointed Entity. Here is a linkage toward a book of Salt: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-TKea5qcTZejmgqdopFQEsQ7UG0ohEa3zLriqdfLXPU/edit
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