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MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE BIBLE “EDUCATION” (PART 1)

06/26/2015Uncategorizedacts, Bible, Chiselling, clay tablets, ecclesiastes, economy, education, egyptian, Exodus, Genesis, God, Holy Christ, honey, jesus, Jesus Christ, jews, kids, learning, manners and customs, Mark, papyrus, Psalm, sumerian, sweet, teacher, writingabarkley8

Left to right: five methods of writing in Bible times. 1.Chiselling hieroglyphics into rock 2. Writing with a stylus on a board covered with wax 3.Gouging hieroglyphics into wet clay. 4.Writing with a brush on papyrus. 5. Writing wiht a stylus on paper — Left to right: five methods of writing in Bible times.
1.Chiselling hieroglyphics into rock
2. Writing with a stylus on a board covered with wax
3.Gouging hieroglyphics into wet clay.
4.Writing with a brush on papyrus.
5. Writing with a stylus on paper

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MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE BIBLE (NEW TESTAMENT DOCTRINES)

06/03/2015UncategorizedChrist, Church, customs, doctrine, Father, God, jesus, Jesus Christ, John, living in christ, Luke, manners, manners and customs, Matthew, new testament, Romans, trinityabarkley8

The Bible sets forth the fundamental teachings of the Christian faith. The early church lived according to these doctrines and preserved them for us today. Let us focus our attention on how the New Testament present Christianity.

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