Saturday, January 21, 2012

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7 comments:

  1. Trevor McGuireFebruary 21, 2012 at 2:48 PM

    Hi,
    Just received my eat this book material. Excited to get started. Just to let you know, in my teacher's edition book pages 3-52 have been bound upside down. You may want to check other ones before sending out. Hopefully this one was just a fluke.
    God Bless

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  2. EatThisBookFebruary 25, 2012 at 11:50 PM

    I am so sorry! The last printing of ETB was done by an extremely tired team. :-/ I apologize. Although we are presently out of all materials, we have outsourced this next printing and are expecting it to arrive in about a week and a half.

    As soon as they arrive, we will make sure you get a correct book.

    Thanks for letting us know and again, please accept our apologies. I agree, I hope this one was just a fluke, also.

    Blessings to you!

    mbs

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  3. TheFourOfUsMarch 1, 2012 at 2:47 PM

    Hello,
    I ordered ETB materials, and am anxiously awaiting their arrival... So in the waiting, I was looking on the site to see when they will come, and realized I ordered the 5 pack not noticing it doesn't have a teachers manual. Is there anyway I could exchange one of the student books for a teacher's manual? Thanks so much!

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  4. Shelli BradleyOctober 10, 2012 at 8:14 AM

    I just finished teaching ETB and loved teaching it! I believe I learned so much more through this study and my desire for THE WORD has grown!!!
    Just wondering if anyone knows much about the Geneva Bible 1560? And the David Bartons new The Founders Bible?
    Thanks again for this wonderful Bible Study!
    God bless you...

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  7. UnknownJune 25, 2013 at 12:09 AM

    I have a question about the various modern Bible translations/versions...

    Whena Bible is being translated into a MODERN language that is NOT ENGLISH, which of the Greek and/or Hebrew texts are used to translate it from? Do the translators use the Textus Receptus or Jerome's Latin Vulgate fir instance?

    Or in the case of the NT do they use the Textus Receptus or the more recent Wescott/Hort text?

    Just wondering if anyone can please give me that info. Thanks and GodBlessU! Jane Rema pjrema@shaw.ca

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