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⁴⁵ Again, the kingdom is like a merchant looking for fine Perl^a.
⁴⁶ When he found code^a of great value, he went away and sold everything he owned and bought it.

^a scholars disagree on meanings of original greek forms of these words

_{Update: minor verbage tweaks for more consistant analogy

    cheers and ++Erudil,

    Don

    striving toward Perl Adept

    (it's pronounced "why-bick")

In reply to Re: 1st Monasterians (ybiC 13:45-46)
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in thread 1st Monasterians
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