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According to Amos (1981) is a children's novel by Ginny Benson, illustrated by Barbara Williams-McKenna.

Abstract

Amos, a little dog given to Saul of Tarsus to teach him about love and compassion, recounts the experiences of the many journeys on which he accompanied his master who was to become the Apostle Paul.

Editions and translations

Published in Oakland, CA: A&P Books, 1981.

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