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'Firstborn Girls: A Memoir' by Bernice L. McFadden - Indianapolis Recorder

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The Bible includes a lot of begatting. Cush begat Nimrod. Jacob begat Joseph. Abraham begat Isaac. Salmon begat Boaz and Boaz begat Obed and on and on and on. You […]

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