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Unisex adults/children Genuine Leather Biblical Sandals / Flip flops (Jesus - Yashua) Shepherd's Field Style II - Holy Land Market Camel Trademark, 42 M EU, Brown
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Unisex adults/children Genuine Leather Biblical Features
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Leather and Rubber sole
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Holy Land Market through years of research have come up with a better quality sandals with the finest leather and sole materials that exist on the market. The result is the new "Holy Land Market Camel Trademark" brand.
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Our Holy Land Market Camel Trademark sandals are made in Jerusalem from top quality fine leather. The sole is synthetic designed for ultimate foot support.
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Christian people all over the world wear them as they do find them fitting their concept of modesty. Great Christian gift and statement.
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The source of Biblical sandals is ancient. They appear in wall paintings found in archaeological dating the Old Testament in the Levant and were not very different than those used in Rome and Egypt. Reminders of such sandals were found in Masada.
About Unisex Adults/children Genuine Leather Biblical
Holy Land Market through years of research have come up with a better quality sandals with the finest leather and sole materials that exist on the market. The result is the new "Holy Land Market Camel Trademark" brand. Our Holy Land Market Camel Trademark sandals are made in Jerusalem from top quality fine leather. The sole is synthetic designed for ultimate foot support. Christian people all over the world wear them as they do find them fitting their concept of modesty. Great Christian gift and statement. The source of Biblical sandals is ancient. They appear in wall paintings found in archaeological dating the Old Testament in the Levant and were not very different than those used in Rome and Egypt. Reminders of such sandals were found in Masada
