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| [[File:ELTB Cover.JPG | 100 px ]] || {{:ELTB Eat Learn This Book }} | | [[File: ELTB Cover.JPG | 100 px ]] || Read free | ||
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Using the first century hermeneutic, clean and unclean animals are symbols of good and bad teachers . | Using the first century hermeneutic, clean and unclean animals are symbols of good and bad teachers . | ||
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| [[File:BAd Birds cover jpg.png | 100 px]] || {{:ELTB 3 }} | | [[File:BAd Birds cover jpg.png | 100 px]] || Read free | ||
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Unclean birds tell of character traits not to be copied. | Unclean birds tell of character traits not to be copied. | ||
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| [[File:ELTB Creepy Crunchies.png | 100 px ]] || {{:ELTB 5 }} | | [[File:ELTB Creepy Crunchies.png | 100 px ]] || {{:ELTB 5 }} | ||
Insects you can eat because they speak of people who try to know God. | |||
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| [[File:Dirty Dishes cover.jpg | 100 px ]] || {{:ELTB Dirty Dishes }} | | [[File:Dirty Dishes cover.jpg | 100 px ]] || {{:ELTB Dirty Dishes }} | ||
Fallen leaders | Fallen leaders | ||
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| | | [[File:ELTB Tempting Tree Cover ad.jpg | 100 px]] || {{:ELTB Tempting Tree }} | ||
The story of the garden. | The story of the garden. | ||
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Bread through scripture as Christ's total devotion to death. | Bread through scripture as Christ's total devotion to death. | ||
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The sacrifices. | The sacrifices. | ||
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| || {{:ELTB Best Bookkeeper }} | | || {{:ELTB Best Bad Bookkeeper }} | ||
A troubling parable | A troubling parable | ||
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'''2ndBook series''' series | '''2ndBook series''' series | ||
Adult modules teach the first century hermeneutic. | Adult modules also teach using the first century hermeneutic. | ||
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