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| Audio Type | Digital Download |
|---|---|
| Adapted By | Brad Strickland |
| Written By | |
| Featuring | Adam Ross, Alton Leonard, Bob Brown, Daniel Taylor, Dave Schroeder, David Benedict, Fiona K. Leonard |
| Length | 30 |
| Release Date | 2014 |
The Mark of the Beast
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A moment of drunken disrespect sets the stage for the battle for the soul of a man in this Rudyard Kipling classic!
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