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“Can The Ethiopian Change His Skin?' We answer, No. But all will admit that what the Ethiopian cannot do for himself God could readily do for him... How could all men be brought to perfection and which color of skin was the original? The answer is now provided. God can change the Ethiopian's skin in his own due time.”

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Book:Zion's Watch Tower: Complete 1904
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