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      <title>Turning Sermon Transcripts Into a Book of Verses Worth Memorizing</title>
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      <description>I wanted a printed booklet of Bible verses I could actually memorize — the sword of the Spirit, something to carry into temptation. My first plan tried to organize an entire sermon around Scripture and it turned out to be an impossible goal. Here&amp;#39;s the pivot, and the $0 Python script that turns a plain-text draft into a spine-ready, mirrored-margin PDF.</description>
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