The Valley of Dry Bones (a fictional reconstruction)
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Ezekiel 37: the cobblestone translation for the Valley of Dry Bones
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Nehemiah: a commentary
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Nehemiah: the cobblestone translation, illustrated
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Images of Atonement
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Colossians: the supreme tao of Jesus (a commentary)
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Colossians: the cobblestone translation, illustrated
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Cheer Up (it’s not the end of the world!): a commentary on Genesis 1 & 2
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_wp_text text=”Once upon a time… A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… In the beginning… These words have a mythic quality to them, don’t you think?…
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