Difference between revisions of "Triple combination"

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Triple combination is the term used to refer to a set of scriptures that includes the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price compiled in one book. "Triples" most often come with a separate Bible for a complete set of the standard works.

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−	[[Triple combination]] is the term used to refer to a set of scriptures that ~~include~~ the [[Book of Mormon]], [[Doctrine and Covenants]], and the [[Pearl of Great Price]] ~~that is~~ compiled in one book. "Triples" most often come with ~~the bible~~ for a complete set of the [[standard works]].	+	[[Triple combination]] is the term used to refer to a set of scriptures that includes the [[Book of Mormon]], [[Doctrine and Covenants]], and the [[Pearl of Great Price]] compiled in one book. "Triples" most often come with a separate Bible for a complete set of the [[standard works]].

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