Life & Style Pocket Bible - Deep Water: Fall Line 2005

by Thomas Nelson

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God has used water time and time again to convey a message to his people. The Water Collection reminds us of this significant tool. The slightly raised, rippling texture allows the colors to glisten in the light. Choose the calming Still Water, the challenging Deep Water, or the healing Muddy Water, and allow the Living Water to quench your spiritual thirst.… (more)

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God has used water time and time again to convey a message to his people. The Water Collection reminds us of this significant tool. The slightly raised, rippling texture allows the colors to glisten in the light. Choose the calming Still Water, the challenging Deep Water, or the healing Muddy Water, and allow the Living Water to quench your spiritual thirst.

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