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Speaker 2: The Mighty Storm. In our last story, Paul stood before

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Speaker 2: He sets sail with Roman soldiers, sailors, and prisoners. All

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Speaker 2: Now Paul is forced to be a leader and comforter

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Speaker 3: Jack Graham dot org. In our previous time together, Paul

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Speaker 3: Paul the prisoner was now Paul the Leader and comforter.

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Speaker 3: Again he is Paul the Pastor. He urged the captain

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Speaker 3: Everyone on the ship reached land safely, just as Paul

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