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    Cosmos In America

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    Vast majority of the United States populations would deny that Americans are fulfilling prophecies written nearly 1,945 years ago (Slick, par.1) which are predicting America's fate. These prophecies foreshadowed America’s many wars, pestilences, diseases, and calamities; furthermore, the cosmos will be turbulent. Men will turn their backs to God and deny Him just as they claim to be prophets of his teachings. Nations will become perverse in their actions to allow sexual pleasures and worshippers…

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    Puritan Beliefs

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    to the new land war between the american and indians broke which caused of mixed emotions for example from a Diary of a Puritan Girl “Yesterday our Indian, George, betrayed much uneasiness after father had read the account of the burning of Sodom and Gomorrah. He has learned to understand English, and sometimes I tremble lest he should betray us to the wandering Indians of the Narragansets “ this shows a sense betrayal from their indian friends. the strict teachings had on children going to…

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    happy but, is gay marriage the only path to happiness? No, in my opinion, it is not. Gay marriage sadly is legal in all fifty states. Gay marriage should not be legal anywhere. Jude says something important in the New Testament of the Bible. "Sodom and Gomorrah and the cities lept into sexual immorality and went after unnatural desire which is an example of a punishment of eternal fire -Jude 7” (Source2). Jude specifically says that if anyone has unnatural…

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    Approach To Homosexuality

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    Norman Pittenger published his book, “Time for Consent- A Christian’s Approach to Homosexuality” in 1976. Historically, in this year, the United States repealed its sodomy laws in California. Although it is one state out of fifty, its effects were quite phenomenal. In the eighteenth century, certain sexual acts were deemed unnatural. According to Foster, “Puritans had viewed sexuality as potentially dangerous unless expressed within the confines of marriage and directed toward its proper ends…

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    Prompt #1 Hospitality is a very common and reoccurring topic in the book of Genesis, but it is represented in unusual ways. In the story of “Sodom and Gomorrah”, and old man says to his guests “let me bring them to you (his daughters), and you may do to them as you please” (Genesis 19:8). Lot, the father, is simply trying to be hospitable, but today we read this and think how could someone do this? Personally, I am willing to consider this as a very extreme version of hospitality, but I still…

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    Babel Dichotomy

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    2. Israel a. Abraham, the Father In “Ur of the Chaldeans” (Gn 11:31), probably the same land of Babel, there is Abram, a man that waits for the word of God, a man that is able to hear, a man chosen by God, the first in the Bible to be called “prophet” (Gn 20:7). Abram is presented as the anti-Babel character par excellence. A kind of dichotomy can be seen in the two accounts. The promise of God to Abram “I will make of you a great nation” (Gn 12:2) finds its counterpart in the story of Babel…

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    acts or a God who would be so cruel. God being capable show’s his strength and his power and that nothing is too big for him to do or control. As far as him being cruel, I do believe God could have done so much more as evidence by the flood and Sodom and Gomorrah that this shows his…

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    Vocabulary List Spurned- reject with disdain or contempt. Adumbrates-foreshadow or symbolize. Recapitulated-summarize and state again the main points of. Progenitor-a person or thing from which a person, animal, or plant is descended or originates; an ancestor or parent. obliquely-not in a direct way; indirectly. proleptic-the representation or assumption of a future act or development as if presently existing or accomplished. conjugal-of or relating to marriage or the relationship of a married…

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    idea that God will again disrupt the continuity of life by displaying His wrath on a desperately immoral world. Peter says God will again bring punishment on a wicked earth. But this time it will be with fire, not water. To what extent is the sin of Sodom linked with the days of Noah? What did those times have in common? Both periods were extremely evil in the sight of the Lord. Both had only a handful of people…

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    behavior. Keyword: Manmade canals Dead Sea Human Imprint The named Dead Sea traces its roots to the Hellenistic Age (323 to 30 BCE). The Dead Sea figures in biblical accounts that can be traced to the time of Abraham and the eradication of Sodom and Gomorrah. The Hebrew Bible states that the city of Sin is one of the two cities along the lake that was destroyed by fire from heaven because of its depravity. The depopulated wilderness beside the lake offered refuge to David, the king of ancient…

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