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The Brick of Mormon: Legos, meet the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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Many of us old-timers remember the film entitled . . .

The Testaments: One Fold One Shepherd of Jesus Christ in America

But have you seen the Lego version?

There have been a lot of good Lego recreations of Book of Mormon stories.

Check these out!

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