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The second book is the hidden layer of the Bible that God intended to communicate and which was unknown to the human authors. | |||
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The second book is the sensus plenior of scripture | |||
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The second book is the proper Quadriga of Catholicism | |||
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The second book is the proper PaRDeS of Hebrew interpretation. | |||
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The second book is the secret teaching of Jesus, now made known through the cross | |||
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The second book is Paul's 'mystery, hidden from the beginning'. | |||
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The second book is prophetic riddle which was sealed until after the cross | |||
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The second book is the training manual for the Christ child | |||
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{{1c| [[One book for one child]] }} | {{1c| [[One book for one child]] }} | ||
