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[…] Language of Adam, ” Improvement Era, 31(February, 1928), pp. 271-276. “Wha t Version of the Bible to Buy,” Improvement Era, 2(June, 1899), pp. 620-621; “Higher Criticism and God, ” Improvement Era, 8(March, 1903), pp. […]