Secret Word Puzzle

God saved all 276 people on a shipwrecked boat. He saved Paul from a viper’s poison. And He healed Publius’s father.

Cross out all the letters X, B, and J in the puzzle. Follow the gray line. Write the remaining letters on the lines below the puzzle. That will reveal your eight-letter, secret word![1]

For a description of the puzzle, see the endnote in the previous paragraph.

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A row of 8 empty squares for the 8 letters of the secret word.
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TheImaginationStation.com loaded onto a computer monitor.

Go to TheImaginationStation.com.
Find the cover of this book.
Click on “Secret Word.”
Type in the answer,
and you’ll receive a prize.

[1] If you can’t see the image, here’s how the puzzle looks: It’s a grid of capital letters. A gray line runs through the letters in the grid in a spiral pattern. Starting from the beginning of the line, the letters along its path are G, X, O, J, X, D, B, X, X, D, O, B, E, S, X, N, O, T, D, X, O, T, H, I, J, N, G, S, L, I, K, E, P, E, X, O, J, P, B, X, L, E, J, H, J, B, X, B, J, E, X, B, D, J, O, X, B, E, B, S, B, M, J, I, R, X, A, B, C, L, J, E, B, S, X, H, I, S, W, A, J, Y. Beneath the puzzle is a series of blanks for writing the letters. The blanks are grouped to form words. The first word has three blanks, the second word four blanks, the third word three blanks, the fourth word two blanks, the fifth word six blanks, the sixth word four blanks, the seventh word six blanks. Then there’s a period. The eighth word has two blanks, the ninth word four blanks. The tenth word has eight boxes instead of blanks. It’s the secret word. The eleventh word has three blanks, and the twelfth word three blanks.