Life Of Jesus Christ (Revised)
$7.99
The Life of Jesus Christ will help learners explore the Gospel of Mark, the important events in Jesus’s life, and some of his most pivotal teachings. Written in simple, everyday English, the 2-page lessons are specifically designed for people who are trying to learn or improve their English skills. The Life of Jesus Christ includes teaching resources such as:
*Fill-in-the-blank exercises
*Vocabulary lists at the end of each chapter
*Answers to questions of faith
*Additional Scripture references for further exploration
*An invitation to salvation in the final chapter
ESL Bible Study Series
The ESL Bible Study series is designed to disciple new Christians who are learning to speak English. Other books in the series include What Christians Believe, How Christians Grow, and Handbook for Teaching Bible-Based ESL.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780834139893
ISBN10: 0834139898
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2021
ESL Bible Study
Publisher: The Foundry Publishing – formerly Beacon Hill Pres
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