romans_8_20 (book)

literal strings: Romans 8:20

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• romans_8_20 is a book     
• paul001 wrote the book romans_8_20 (book)     

categories

• book(97.3%)
• LE @1098 (56.7%) on 21-jan-2018
• MBL @1098 (93.8%) on 22-jan-2018 [ Promotion of book:romans_8_20 bookwriter agent:paul ]

relations

• bookwriter
• paul001 (93.8%)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)

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• bookwriter
• paul (island)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (mldataset)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (musician)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (person)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (personcanada)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (physicalaction)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (politicianus)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)
• paul (religion)
• CPL @1080 (93.8%) on 30-nov-2017 [ "arg2 said in arg1" "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" ] using (romans_8_20, paul)