boats

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boats
Andite mariners settled Crete ca. 12,000 B.C. (140:0.2) (157:1.2-3) (192:1.1,3)
Andonites were sailors (80:8.5)
apostles fished from b. (140:0.2) (157:1.2-3) (192:1.1,3)
apostles traversed Sea of Galilee in (138:4.1,4) (138:5.3) (147:7.1) (152:0.1) (152:2.2) (152:5.1,5) (154:7sec) (156:6.4) (157:1.5)
Cro-Magnons were expert boat builders (80:3.6)
early commerce facilitated by (79:1.4) (81:3.6-7)
early maritime commerce on Mediterranean (80:1.1)
Edenites had no suitable (76:0.1)
Jesus
built improved b. (129:1.3)
met Ruth in a boat (145:0.3)
storm on Sea of Galilee (151:5sec)
taught from (137:6.4) (140:8.1) (145:1.1) (151:1.1) (151:4.1)
voyaged to Rome on b. (130:0.2) (130:3.1) (130:4.12) (133:2.1,3,5) (133:4.14) (133:9.4)
wept in a boat (141:0.2)
Joseph and Mary’s return to Palestine in (123:0.4)
many b. used by apostles built by Jesus (138:7.5) (145:1.1)
Peter’s night vision on Sea of Galilee (152:4sec)
sea commerce active in 2500 B.C. (80:9.9)
sea traffic between Indian and Mesopotamia (79:3.2)

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