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The Camel-Post.
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Basket with rake, Japan.
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Oxen.
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Haystack.
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Winter scenes.
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Large wooden frames called yokes hitched together two animals so they could pull heavy loads...
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Large wooden frames called yokes hitched together two animals so they could pull heavy loads...
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Large wooden frames called yokes hitched together two animals so they could pull heavy loads...
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Large wooden frames called yokes hitched together two animals so they could pull heavy loads...
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Jesus uses the door as an illustration. He knocks on the door of our lives and seeks to come in. He...
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The large piece of stonework found at Ai may have been a door socket or the top of a dye vat.
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Sheepfold, with a single door. Walls are made of thatch and are higher than a man's head.
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Sheepfold, with a single door. Walls are made of thatch and are higher than a man's head.
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Cappadocia, donkey.
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The sign on the door of the home of Simon the Tanner was written in many languages.
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Light Of The World.
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The Hebrews, or Israelites, obeyed the Lord and Moses, and put blood on the sides and top of their...
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The Hebrews, or Israelites, obeyed the Lord and Moses, and put blood on the sides and top of their...
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Donkey.
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Street scene near Stephen's Gate in Jerusalem.
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On the first Passover, the Israelites who painted their doorways with blood were passed over when...
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A reconstruction of a Bible-time house, showing the courtyard, gate, stairway to the roof, and stables.
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The first Herod, called The Great, wanted to honor his patron, Augustus Caesar, with a fine harbor....
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The first Herod, called The Great, wanted to honor his patron, Augustus Caesar, with a fine harbor....
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The first Herod, called The Great, wanted to honor his patron, Augustus Caesar, with a fine harbor....
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