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    The idea of Kingship is profoundly introduced within the books of 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings, and 1 and 2 Chronicles. The people of Israel wanted a king, God granted them this but not without a warning that when the people cry out to him, he will not be there. The idea of Kingship within these books are complicated. God at the beginning warns the people of having a king will be bad for them and he disapproves, on the other hand God then finds men and puts his trust and gives wisdom to future…

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    Rahab's Loss Of Faith

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    proud of and have had to answer for but His blood cleanses me of my sin. The Word of God promises us that in 1 John 1:7 There is a difference between shame and guilt. Guilt is the "feeling" we get from the Holy Spirit who lives in us when we are dabbling in sin. On the other hand shame is a feeling Satan attempts to use to trip up God's children who have already dealt with their sin the proper way by going to the Lord and laying it at the feet of Jesus. The beauty of being able to read about…

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    All people hold something sacred in their hearts. If they were to lose this special something, whether a person, animal, or object, they would be completely devastated. Some people can even feel as though they have lost their sense of purpose. These things provide strength, but almost always, their owners tend to grow out of them. Pearl becomes the special something to her parents, Hester Prynne and Reverend Dimmesdale, in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter. Born out of wedlock, Pearl is…

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    sin. For example, the walls of his room contain a depiction of one of the greatest stories of adultery. “The walls were hung round with tapestry, said to be from the Gobelin looms, and, at all events, representing the Scriptural story of David and Bathsheba” (188). Altogether, Dimmesdale shows great sin because he would rather torture himself in private than confess himself as an…

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    I admired her 5 feet 4, 120 pounds, light caramel skin, with an unquestionable pretty face – perfectly painted, and on display against a bushy, black head of hair, and a body to die for. Pretty enough, I thought, on any day she could have given Bathsheba and Delilah a run for their…

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    Rachel (v) Dorcas: Home Sweet Home Jealousy robs Rachel of a joy filled life. On the other hand, Dorcas invites joy into her life through hospitality and service to others. Their attitude towards life produces very different homes; one is full of conflict and dissension and the other is a joyful place of authentic friendships and charity. The reader examines her surroundings; thus determining if she can improve her character and develop a Dorcas style home. Delilah (v) Esther: Coming to the…

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    become king when it was his time. David continued to honor God during his reign, but he was not perfect committing such sins as murder and lies. But he repented and asked for Gods forgiveness. One of David 's sins was having a relationship with Bathsheba, which they had a baby,…

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    King Solomon Wise Essay

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    very good leader, and had diplomatic skills, it maintained the kingdom without the need for further war. However, he lived a life full of sin. After his death the kingdom was split. Solomon was born in Jerusalem. His parents were King David and Bathsheba. He had 3 brothers, Nathan, Shammua and Shobab. Solomon was not the oldest David’s son, but King David wanted him to be king. But as King David was getting older, he started getting mad. His son Absolom…

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    His son and successor Solomon is most noted for advancing David’s kingdom and for building the First Temple. In fact, according to Abba Eban (1999), author of over half a dozen historical reference books on Jewish history as well as the PBS television series “Civilization and the Jews,” “Solomon’s Temple was the crowning glory of a building program that rivaled those of the Pharaohs” (p. 50). Archaeologists claim to have found remnants of Solomon’s Temple as well in the form of a tablet dated…

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    First off same-sex marriage doesn 't mean equal rights. In lots of areas LGBT (lesbian gay bisexual transgender) members in several states deny housing based on orientation and some basic medical services are denied to transgendered people. On top of this, these religious freedom laws in several states threaten what little progress right movement groups made. Gay , lesbian and bisexual women and men are also more likely to be discriminated against and become the victims of hate crime , even in…

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