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Sunday, 23 December 2012
Introduction to Ancient Hebrew Part 4 of 7
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Proper Biblical Interpretation through the study of the Ancient Hebrew alphabet, language, culture and the Bible. In this portion we examine some the ancient and modern alphabets and the relationship between the parent and child roots are discussed.
Proper Biblical Interpretation through the study of the Ancient Hebrew alphabet, language, culture and the Bible. In this portion we examine some the ancient and modern alphabets and the relationship between the parent and child roots are discussed.
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Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Building Literacy in Social Studies: Strategies for Improving Comprehension and Critical Thinking
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