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Christian themed notebook wide rule 120 Pages. This journal to write in has a bible verse on the cover and makes a beautiful Christian gift. Size: 6" x 9". Interior: 120 lightly lined pages, wide ruled - an empty journal to write in. Cover: Soft. Design: Notebook with Bible verse cover. This journal to write in can be used for note-taking, journaling, or planning. Visit Zion Christian Books for more Christian themed notebooks and journals.

Christian themed notebook wide rule 120 Pages. This journal to write in has a bible verse on the cover and makes a beautiful Christian gift. Size: 6" x 9".Interior: 120 lightly lined pages, wide ruled - an empty journal to write in. Cover: Soft, Design: Notebook with Bible verse cover. This journal to write in can be used for note-taking, journaling, or planning. Visit Zion Christian Books for more Christian themed notebooks and journals.

120-page Christian journal/ notebook with blank lines. College rule lines.

Christian themed notebook wide rule 120 Pages. This journal to write in has a bible verse on the cover and makes a beautiful Christian gift. Size: 6" x 9".Interior: 120 lightly lined pages, wide ruled - an empty journal to write in. Cover: Soft,Design: Notebook with Bible verse cover. This journal to write in can be used for note-taking, journaling, or planning. Visit Zion Christian Books for more Christian themed notebooks and journals.

Christian themed notebook wide rule 120 Pages. This journal to write in has a bible verse on the cover and makes a beautiful Christian gift. Size: 6" x 9".Interior: 120 lightly lined pages, wide ruled - an empty journal to write in. Cover: Soft, Design: Notebook with Bible verse cover. This journal to write in can be used for note-taking, journaling, or planning. Visit Zion Christian Books for more Christian themed notebooks and journals.

120-page Christian journal/ notebook with blank lines. College rule lines.

Zion did not spring up by chance along a rolling river or upon a hilltop. The land in which Zion City planted its roots was sought out by a surveying team and then purchased by Dr. John Alexander Dowie for the sole purpose of building a religious utopia. Before the first spade of soil was turned, attention was given to every detail, from utilities to commercial areas and educational institutions and (most importantly) the temple. In less than a decade, Dowie and his followers built a self-sufficient theocracy that sheltered its inhabitants from the outside world. Indeed, Zion boasts a unique history and is a most intriguing study in the successes and failures of a planned city of God.