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How does the New Testament use the Old? from Zondervan on Vimeo.
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May I ask if there is any benefit to music playing in the background for the interviews? I watch all of the videos posted here and just find music to be distracting from listening to what is being said. But perhaps this is just me.
Posted by: Rick Wadholm Jr. | Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 02:37 PM