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Ken Ham Daily G'day {NAME}, Did you know that the gift card industry in America is expected to reach

[Answers in Genesis]( Ken Ham Daily [View in browser]( [Ken Ham]( G'day {NAME}, Did you know that the gift card industry in America is expected to reach $160 billion by 2018? Gift cards remain the most requested gift over the last nine years in the United States, yet an estimated $1 billion go unused every year! [Read the blog]( Have you heard my Wednesday radio program yet? For the last few days we have been looking at the historicity of Adam. We have seen that the Bible is very clear that Adam was historical—the gospel is ... [Listen to today's radio broadcast]( Sincerely, Ken Ham P.S. You might be interested in this resource from our online store: [The Genesis of the Gospel]( [facebook]( [twitter]( Copyright © 2017 Answers in Genesis, All rights reserved. PO Box 510 Hebron, KY  41048 To stop receiving emails like this, [change your subscriptions](. You may also [opt out of all emails]( from Answers in Genesis, Creation Museum, and Ark Encounter. [view in browser](

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