Talk:Lancelot Threlkeld

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–Seton Arndell 01:06, 2 February 2007 (UTC)In 1997 the Bible Society in Australia re-published Threlkeld's Gospel of Luke in Awabakel and it was presented to the Aboriginal communities of the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie area by the Christian churches as an expression of goodwill and a gesture of reconciliation.Reply

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