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'''The Black Book''' was a slim volume with a black cover put [[together]] by Mac Miller who was a printer and [[husband]] of [[Babs|Babs Miller]] who [[channeled]] the [[information]]. It consists of [[transcripts]] from over 200 hours of [[Dialogue|questions and answers]] during nearly two years. It served as a [[reference]] volume for the [[New Zealand TeaM]] as they began to [[work]] with [[Abraham]] at the outset of the [[Teaching Mission]]. | '''The Black Book''' was a slim volume with a black cover put [[together]] by Mac Miller who was a printer and [[husband]] of [[Babs|Babs Miller]] who [[channeled]] the [[information]]. It consists of [[transcripts]] from over 200 hours of [[Dialogue|questions and answers]] during nearly two years. It served as a [[reference]] volume for the [[New Zealand TeaM]] as they began to [[work]] with [[Abraham]] at the outset of the [[Teaching Mission]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:34, 21 August 2011
The Black Book was a slim volume with a black cover put together by Mac Miller who was a printer and husband of Babs Miller who channeled the information. It consists of transcripts from over 200 hours of questions and answers during nearly two years. It served as a reference volume for the New Zealand TeaM as they began to work with Abraham at the outset of the Teaching Mission.
- (see discussion page)
