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Bishop R.C. Lawson (cooljc), and I am so glad that he did. PAW believe in so many different things that are not supported by bible.
Can somebody explain why he left?
Not only the Bishop Lawson leave the PAW, but other men of the gospel left also (i.e. Bishop S.N. Hancock, Bishop James Nelson, Apostle Thomas W. Weeks, Sr., Bishop D. Rayford Bell, Dr. Marvin L. Sapp, etc.)
Lawson left PAW due to a difference in opinion on baptismal formula...since then there are other differences between paw and coojc
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