This Light of Mine
Armor Of God Activity Book Ages 8-10
The Wounded Healer
Things That Matter
Jesus I Know
XTB Issue 3
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The First 15 Days Go Through Acts Chs 15-18
Day 16 Dives Into Exodus And Looks Through Chs 1-4 Over 9 Days
We Then Pick Up In Matthew Chs 13-18 Between Days 26-45
Day 46 Brings Us Back To Exodus And We Go Through Chs 5-12 Until Day 61
A Quick Flashback To Genesis On Day 62, Relevant To Exodus
And Then Back Again The Next Day To Exodus, Until Day 65, Ending In Ch 14
A Series Of Puzzles And Questions At The Very End Of The Book Offer A Chance To Look Into Other Parts Of The Bible Not Covered Here. There Are Also Some Pretty Serious Maps Of Paul’s Journey On The Very Last Page.
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Zoom in on Exodus, Matthew and Acts.
Use the Map Book to see for yourself where everything happens.
Issue Three of XTB is called Comings and Goings. Three months of Bible readings to help you investigate Jesus’ miracles and teaching in Matthew’s Gospel, escape from Egypt with the thrilling book of Exodus, and join Paul on a dangerous journey in the book of Acts. Includes a free XTB Mini Map Book.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781873166253
ISBN10: 1873166257
Alison Mitchell
Binding: Saddle Stitch
Published: January 2004
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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