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***THIS BOOK IS A ROUGH DRAFT*** This is a compilation of stories that have happened over the years of 3013 - 3801, all of these are factual and taken from primary accounts of beings that survived during this period (The Abolishment of the Malaysian Sex Trade 3.0) this book is meant to further educate the wellbeing of our economy and our omniverse, to make sure corruption like this never happens again. Thank you. On a serious note, this isn’t any old book, you see, we have crafted a book that stands for the very meaning of morbid and the exact description of disturbing. Some chapters are insanely graphic/offensive, and others are straight up retarded and makes no sense at all. Eith ...

Bible notes from 2Sam to Job

Biblical Patriarchy: Male Headship in Family, Church and State offers an in-depth Biblical analysis of male headship in culture. The book begins with an introduction to feminism in America, including its diversity and the theological climate fostering it. The hermeneutics of evangelical feminists are examined. It then proceeds to the origin and definition of male headship, focusing on creation. Biblical Patriarchy is one of the few books discussing the Biblical fact that in Genesis church and state were part of the family. From there male headship in the family is examined, noting Biblical definitions of different family relationships and examining the meaning of the term father. In expl ...

Exodus rendered into E-Prime (English Language without the verb "to be") with Interlinear Hebrew in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet.

The Journey Through the Torah Class textbook is an in-depth Old Testament Bible study designed for Christian and Messianic Jewish adult groups or individual study. It is also suitable for Home Church use or as sermon reference material. Tom Bradford’s Journey Through the Torah Class series is a revolutionary approach to Bible study. It is an integration of exegetical Bible study and Bible commentary with curriculum that is understandable, spiritual, fascinating, and yet deals with the books of the Old Testament verse by verse in a frank and intellectually honest fashion. Bible, history, archeology, and Hebrew language instruction are woven together for a thorough understanding of the Bib ...

The Homeschool companion Teacher’s Guide is meant to be used in conjunction with its associated Journey Through the Torah Class series textbook to form a complete curriculum. Perfect for Homeschool and Christian School academic environments, this guide contains lesson plans, reviews, exams, and answers to the exam questions. The Teacher’s Guide contains dual track curriculum: one track for Middle School students and another track for High School students. It has been designed for flexibility and adaptability for various student grade levels and mixed age groups, pace, teaching styles and settings

This Homeschool Curriculum textbook is a fascinating verse by verse in-depth Old Testament Bible Study designed on an academic level for Homeschool and Christian School students of Middle and High School age. Tom Bradford’s Journey Through the Torah Class series is a revolutionary Bible curriculum that is understandable and inspirational for young minds, and yet deals with the books of the Old Testament in a spiritually meaningful and honest way. The study is multi-discipline that integrates Bible scripture, Bible history, archeology, and Hebrew language instruction. Filled with interesting illustrations and useful graphics as well as life applications for 21st century students this non ...

The companion Study Guide is meant to be used in conjunction with Tom Bradford’s Journey Through the Torah Class series textbook. Dual study tracks are included: one for group study situations and another for individual study. This Study Guide contains a lesson plan, Journaling topics, group Icebreakers, exams, and answers to the exam questions. The curriculum has been designed for flexibility depending on current level of Bible knowledge, individual or group study goals, desired pace, and whether this is leader led or private study.

This commentary is like no other. It is based on the first printing of the 1611 Authorized King James Bible (not to be confused with the KJV). To my knowledge there is no other commentary that references the Bible that King James and the translation committee actually authorized in 1611. When appropriate, I discuss changes that were made in other Bibles purporting to update the 1611. While many of their changes do not affect meaning in any serious way, some do. Thus, in the course of commenting on the text, I draw attention to changes that may seem insignificant, yet when thoroughly examined, they often render opposite meanings to that of the 1611. This is volume one, which goes from cha ...