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:''...they’ve got it in Washington, DC. And '''one of them hangs in the Religious Hall of Art, in Washington, DC''', as the first photograph that was ever taken of a supernatural Being.<ref>51-0718 - The Angel Of The Lord, para. 48</ref> | :''...they’ve got it in Washington, DC. And '''one of them hangs in the Religious Hall of Art, in Washington, DC''', as the first photograph that was ever taken of a supernatural Being.<ref>51-0718 - The Angel Of The Lord, para. 48</ref> | ||
In 1953, he had changed his mind. The Hall of Religious Art was in New York | In 1953, he had changed his mind. The Hall of Religious Art was in New York City: | ||
:''This is by the American Photographer Association, hangs in the religious hall of art in New York City, the only supernatural Being that was ever taken in all the world’s history. You can see the Pillar of Fire.<ref>53-0507 - Expectations, para. 54</ref> | :''This is by the American Photographer Association, hangs in the religious hall of art in New York City, the only supernatural Being that was ever taken in all the world’s history. You can see the Pillar of Fire.<ref>53-0507 - Expectations, para. 54</ref> | ||