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		<title>Customs of Bible Times &#8211; The Sacred Duty of Hospitality</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>When a guest is received into an Eastern home, bowing between the guests and host is quite apt to take place. In Western lands such bowing would be of the head only, but in the East there is a more expressive custom of saluting with the head erect and the body a little inclined forward, by raising the hand to the heart, mouth, and forehead. </p>
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