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Out of all the books mentioned above, the most important one is the Bible. The Bible is an assortment of several different authors and their recollection of history and viewpoint on how one should live their life. The Bible furthermore includes stories that informs its readers with important lessons about life. It helps strengthen the spiritual lives of those who study it and acts as a workbook for those who believe in a God. In the future, the Bible would give hope to many people and a place to go to when lost or in need of a friend. By memorizing the book of Matthew, it allows the reader to have some knowledge about parables and how to apply it to their own life. Matthew explains the ancestry, birth, and early life of Christ in the first
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