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9 October 2024

• 10:3510:35, 9 October 2024 diff hist +742‎ N Mouse ‎ Created page with "Mouse If you see a mouse in your house, you can be pretty sure that you have many mice. A female mouse can have a litter of 10-12 pups every 3 weeks. Fortunately they usually only have four litters in a year. You could have 1500 mice in your house within a year if you started with two. Adam named the mouse ‘multiply the flesh’. When Adam looked around, perhaps there were more mice than anything else. The mouse represents the person who chases fun and pleasure in t..."
• 10:3310:33, 9 October 2024 diff hist +9‎ Weasel ‎No edit summary current
• 10:3310:33, 9 October 2024 diff hist +5‎ Weasel ‎No edit summary
• 10:3310:33, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,513‎ N Weasel ‎ Created page with "Weasel The weasel, is perhaps the smallest carnivore, or meat eater. Though the weasel is not a large animal, it knows how to succeed by stealth, deceit, and viciousness. Adam named it ‘understanding the teaching of this age’. It hunts and eats mice, voles, rabbits, birds, and eggs. It may dance before it’s cornered prey to calm it before killing with a single bite to the neck. This is like the person who doesn’t care who he hurts. The weasel will steal the..."
• 10:3210:32, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1‎ Creeping things ‎No edit summary current
• 10:3110:31, 9 October 2024 diff hist +435‎ N Creeping things ‎ Created page with "{{b| Creeping things }} Creeping things are those which reproduce quickly. Those listed will all be things that God does not want to spread because they are of the flesh, not of the spirit. [1] Since God wants everyone to know him through teaching; bad teaching through example is the worst thing you can do in his eyes. :creeping things on the earth sharats שרץ - increase abundantly [in the flesh], ‘the ox שר death ץ’"
• 10:3010:30, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,489‎ N Carrying the carcass ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Carrying the carcass }} According to the script, if any of the actors carried the dead body of any of the unclean animals mentioned, they had to wash their clothes and they were considered unclean until the evening. [5] What could God be trying to tell us through these symbols? Let’s see what some of the words mean: :carry, lift up nasa נשא - ‘forget נש Jehovah א’ :clothes - always represents works :washing - evaluate your works by the teaching of th..." current
• 10:2910:29, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,095‎ N The exchange ‎ Created page with "{{bl| The exchange }} The people on the stage were not allowed to eat the flying things with only four legs. And they were not allowed to touch their dead bodies. [1] When God gave them the script for the play, or the law, he used puns and riddles like a little child. His wisdom seems foolish to those who think they are wise. [2] The word ‘touch’ also means ‘strike’ in Hebrew. The religious rulers and the Romans beat Jesus before he was hung on the cross. When..." current
• 10:2810:28, 9 October 2024 diff hist +9‎ Lifecycles ‎No edit summary current
• 10:2810:28, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,423‎ N Lifecycles ‎ Created page with "Lifecycles Insects have different life cycles. Some have four stages. God didn’t tell us why, but we know that it must tell us about him in some way. We are allowed to think of God when we see things he has made. He has told us that he speaks to us in four voices: prophet, judge, priest, and king. The prophet tells you about Jesus. This might be like the seed that is planted, or the egg. You live creeping on the ground because you don’t really know God yet. You ma..."
• 10:2710:27, 9 October 2024 diff hist +784‎ N Grasshopper ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Grasshopper }} When a grasshopper lays an egg, it wiggles it’s body to dig a hole, then lays an egg in the hole. It looks like it is planting a seed. In a short while, the baby grasshopper; called a nymph, emerges. A nymph looks like a fully grown grasshopper, but just really tiny. Adam named it ‘life through the pit’. The new grasshopper looks like the old grasshopper, but smaller. Other insects produce larvae looking like worms which have to change. When..." current
• 10:2710:27, 9 October 2024 diff hist +939‎ N Beetle ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Beetle }} If you examine a beetle closely, it will have a hardened set of wings that cover softer wings underneath. This gives the beetle a bit of protection. When a soldier carried a shield into battle, it gave him some protection. It also gave him comfort against the fear of the battle. Adam named the beetle 'fear ended by teaching'. Paul calls our faith a shield [5] 'Faith' means to trust. When we trust God to take care of us, we have no need to fear. This kin..." current
• 10:2610:26, 9 October 2024 diff hist +964‎ N Bald locust ‎ Created page with "Bald Locust When Adam saw the swarming Bald Locusts piling on top of each other, he named them 'a heap of people'. If we divide the letters of its name differently it means 'the rock that finished the will of the father.' Jesus was called the Rock [1] [2]. The Bald Locust, as the rock, teaches us to see Christ in all the scriptures. Every verse of every chapter of every book of the Old Testament participates in a hidden teaching of Jesus. [3] [4] Many people will mock..." current
• 10:2510:25, 9 October 2024 diff hist +837‎ N Locust ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Locust }} Some locusts have iridescent coloring in their wings or bodies. They look like they have a light in them. Perhaps that is why Adam named them 'light in her'. Light is a symbol of holiness. Though the locust spends much time on the ground, it jumps to get off the ground, and it appears to have light inside. We sometimes spend much time just living and not thinking about God. Then when we realize he is there, we jump at the chance to praise him or talk wi..." current
• 10:2410:24, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,042‎ N Leaping things ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Leaping things }} There are a few insects that are exceptions to the rule for creeping things that fly. The actors on the stage could eat them. [1] They teach us something God wants us to learn. These critters are clean because although they fly and creep on all fours, they are distinguished by a large set of legs for leaping and jumping into the air. Leaping into the air makes them look like they are striving to live in the spirit. These are people who get angry..." current
• 10:2310:23, 9 October 2024 diff hist 0‎ Swarming and creeping ‎No edit summary current
• 10:2310:23, 9 October 2024 diff hist +9‎ Swarming and creeping ‎No edit summary
• 10:2310:23, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,801‎ N Swarming and creeping ‎ Created page with "Swarming and CREeping The insects listed swarm or crawl on the earth. They symbolize people who follow the crowd and behave selfishly. They should be loving God and people. There is an old saying, “If it is popular, there is something wrong with it.” [1] The exceptions listed are things the Hebrews could eat, and we should learn from. They represent people who may have troubles but they try to know God. A flying thing is something intended for the air, or spiri..."
• 10:2210:22, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,087‎ Flying things ‎No edit summary current
• 10:2010:20, 9 October 2024 diff hist +1,080‎ N Creepy Crunchies Preface ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Creepy Crunchies Preface }} Jesus said that you must be like a little child to enter the kingdom [his teaching]. It is a parallel saying to those of the old and new wine, and the old and new cloth. [1] Wine represents grace. In the Old Testament, they did not receive grace, but a promise of it by the symbols. God promised to forgive them when Jesus would die on the cross. They were not saved by the blood of animals. The animals were a promise of the blood of Chris..." current
• 10:1910:19, 9 October 2024 diff hist +380‎ ELTB 3 ‎ Removed redirect to ELTB Bad Birds of the Bible Tag: Removed redirect
• 10:1310:13, 9 October 2024 diff hist +14‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary current
• 10:1210:12, 9 October 2024 diff hist +431‎ ELTB 2 ‎ Removed redirect to ELTB Eat Learn This Book current Tag: Removed redirect
• 10:1210:12, 9 October 2024 diff hist −455‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎ Replaced content with "ELTB 1 ELTB 2 " Tag: Replaced
• 10:1110:11, 9 October 2024 diff hist +456‎ N ELTB 1 ‎ Created page with " Preface Introduction The law and the play Meditate on the word of God Unclean animals - Don't be like them Camel: The Judge Coney: The biter Rabbit: No discernment Swine (pigs): The accidental liar Swine, Part two: Foolish behavior Fish: Pursuing God Summary Appendix A The Hebrew alphabet References " current
• 10:1110:11, 9 October 2024 diff hist −445‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary

8 October 2024

• 14:1814:18, 8 October 2024 diff hist +8,061‎ N Bad birds references ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Bad birds references }} Bible References p. 6-7 1. Ro 1:20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, [even] his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse: 2. Joh 3:8 The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is every one that is born of the Spirit. 3. Joh 16:13 Howbeit when..." current
• 14:1714:17, 8 October 2024 diff hist +41‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
• 14:1614:16, 8 October 2024 diff hist +845‎ N Bad birds summary ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Bad birds summary }} All of the birds were named by Adam because of the behaviors he observed. [1] God then used the names Adam gave, in riddles, to teach us about good and bad teachers, and good and bad character. We don’t learn directly from the animals or from the names Adam gave. We learn from what God said about the animals. He used the riddles of the alphabet to call them something else. When God looks at us, he does not see the names we have been give..." current
• 14:1514:15, 8 October 2024 diff hist +34‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
• 14:1414:14, 8 October 2024 diff hist +1,087‎ N Bat ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Bat }} Some people say we can’t trust the Bible because a bat is not a bird. The Bible does not say the bat is a bird. It says that it is a ‘flying thing’. ‘Bird’ is a poor translation. Bats are known for their irregular flight patterns. The lapwing had an irregular wing flap and the bat darts all over the place. Adam named the bat ‘turn aside from teaching’. It suggests one who wanders from the path, or deviates from God’s will. These should not..." current
• 14:1414:14, 8 October 2024 diff hist +920‎ N Lapwing ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Lapwing }} The lapwing is known for the irregular pattern of beating it’s wings. Flap-flap- - flap - flap, flap, flap. It is an ‘irregular beating’. In Exodus we see that God commanded Moses to strike the rock for water the first time. The second time he told him to speak to it, but Moses disobeyed God and struck it again. Moses gave the rock an irregular (or at the wrong time) beating. He forfeited the privilege of entering into the promised land. [1] The..." current
• 14:1314:13, 8 October 2024 diff hist +26‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
• 13:5713:57, 8 October 2024 diff hist +904‎ N Heron ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Heron }} When the heron hunts, it stand very still in the water looking for it's prey. When it sees something, it moves it's head back and forth to get the targeting range through the water. Perhaps Adam named it 'yearning undulation (back and forth movement)' for this behavior. The name also means 'her anger'. The heron also has a wild headdress that may have made it look angry to Adam. Jesus said that if we are angry, we are guilty of murder. Angry words can hu..." current
• 13:5513:55, 8 October 2024 diff hist +1,025‎ N Stork ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Stork }} Storks are primarily carnivorous and eat reptiles, small mammals, insects, fish, amphibians and other small invertebrates. They devour almost all living things without distinction. It is perhaps this destruction of living things that Adam saw when he named the stork "not understanding holiness and mercy". Holiness and mercy are primary attributes of God, so he named it "Not understanding God". One of God's names is 'Elohim' אלהים. It means 'God אל..." current
• 13:5413:54, 8 October 2024 diff hist +26‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
• 13:5313:53, 8 October 2024 diff hist +1,125‎ N Gier eagle ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Gier eagle }} Part of the name of the Gier eagle means ‘to love’ (‘racham’). The birds are mated for life and seldom separated. This may be part of what Adam saw, but if this was all, we would have difficulty understanding why it is an unclean bird. Love is a good thing to learn. The full name actually means ‘not understanding love’. The Gier eagle eats almost nothing but carrion or road kill. Though they are together in the appearance of love, they e..." current
• 13:5213:52, 8 October 2024 diff hist +689‎ N Pelican ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Pelican }} Perhaps Adam watched a pelican scoop up his meal from the water, and then vomit up the shells and rocks. He named it ‘vomit after’. That’s gross. Vomit, like spit, is a symbol of rejection. [1] Those who reject the word of God should not be teachers. There are some Bible teachers who don’t even believe in God. There are some who will tell you there was never a garden, a man named Adam, or a flood. They will say they have reasons to not believe..." current
• 13:5113:51, 8 October 2024 diff hist +33‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
• 13:3713:37, 8 October 2024 diff hist −10‎ Great owl ‎No edit summary current
• 13:3713:37, 8 October 2024 diff hist +726‎ N Swan ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Swan }} The swan, as a large bird, is not subject to being culled by natural predators. Their numbers can swell until they are destructive to an environment. Adam saw that the places where there were many swans were destoyed. He named the swan ‘destroys everything’. Those who are destructive should not be a source for our learning. [3]. Sometimes people like to break things just to break them. They are like the swans, and we should avoid learning from them..." current
• 13:3613:36, 8 October 2024 diff hist +1,001‎ N Great owl ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Great owl }} Great owl Covering you in ‘darkness’ is a positive from God’s view, or a negative from our view. God expresses love and mercy, symbolized by darkness. If we are in sin, and haven’t been destroyed, God sees that he is giving us mercy. From our view, we say that being in darkness is being in sin and presuming upon God’s mercy. To us, darkness looks like evil. The Great Owl, which Adam watched hunt and live in the night, represents those in the..."

7 October 2024

• 09:5409:54, 7 October 2024 diff hist +1,250‎ N Describe your project ‎ Created page with "As a test of my ability to write on demand and communicate a complex idea to children, 'Eat Learn This Book' uses pre-600 AD Hebrew to show that the animals of the dietary law were named for their behaviors, and those behaviors are used to describe good and bad teachers. With over 20,000 hours of original research, the book hints at solutions to the questions of sensus plenior, the Synoptic problem, the NT author use of the OT scriptures, and other 'classic' seminary qu..." current
• 08:4508:45, 7 October 2024 diff hist +29‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
• 08:4408:44, 7 October 2024 diff hist +690‎ N Cormorant ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Cormorant }} The cormorant is an aquatic bird. It has webbed feet and swims under the water. It eats the fish which are swimming in the water, the same as the unclean lobster. They both snatch fish living in the water and devour them. The water represents the Word of God, so they are snatching people away from his teaching. These represent those who would cause a little one to sin. [2] When the cormorant dives into the water it looks like it has been cast out o..." current
• 08:4308:43, 7 October 2024 diff hist +1,198‎ N Little owl ‎ Created page with "{{bl| Little owl }} The Hebrew word for ‘owl’ means ‘cup’. Perhaps Adam saw an owl nesting in a hole in a tree and named him ‘cup’ since it looked like he was sitting in a cup. The Hebrew word for ‘cup’ means ‘the Son of God revealed by the cross’. The cup symbolizes the will of God for Jesus to die on the cross. That day was a great day and terrible day. It was a great day because God chose to forgive men and dwell with us. But it was a terrible d..." current
• 08:4208:42, 7 October 2024 diff hist 0‎ ELTB 3rd ed ‎No edit summary
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6 October 2024

• 10:1510:15, 6 October 2024 diff hist +8‎ 2024-10-06 ‎No edit summary current Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
• 10:0910:09, 6 October 2024 diff hist +23‎ N 2024-10-06 ‎ Created page with "Humble Submit One Unity" Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit