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    silver or gold. His greatness came from having a divine relationship with God that produced great faith. “So faith comes from hearing [that is told] …” Romans 10:17, Amplified Bible. Additionally, in Genesis, chapter 11 through chapter 50, the story of Abraham and his family is spread over the book from while only two chapters are given to the entire story of creation. What was there in the life of Abraham that distinguished him as a man of faith? Abraham had a heart that loved, that…

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    Christianity even has two contradicting stories to explain the one event. The first book of Genesis and the second book of Genesis tell the reader two stories of how the world was created in unalike ways. One major contrasting detail between these two stories is the order in which the world and all its…

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    with it. Founding stories are tales of how things came to be, they can be extravagant, tragic and even mythical in nature. Two well-known stories which are often paired together due to their similar nature are the tales of Cain and Abel from the book of Genesis and Livy’s Romulus and Remus. The resolutions in these stories had outcomes which established ideologies on sacrificial violence and transformed the tales into founding stories. However, they are two very different kinds of founding…

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    Noah's Covenant Exegesis

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    Noah’s Covenant, also referred to as the Perpetual or Everlasting Covenant, is the third in Genesis, the first book of the Pentateuch at the beginning of the Hebrew Scriptures. Historically speaking, Genesis is a representation of the creation and this exegesis seeks to decipher the literal truths from symbolic statements. The three primary methods of exegesis, namely historical, literal and rhetorical (Collins, 2014a) with some others including reader-response, have been intentionally…

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    connecting directly to the bible. Looking at the island, Simon, and Jack connections are made between the stories of God and the novel Lord of the Flies. The Island that the British boys are stranded on is a direct allusion to the Garden of Eden in Genesis. Throughout the time the boys are on the island, many events occur that are also seen in the Garden of Eden. When Ralph first steps off the plane and sees the island “covered in flowers and trees” the boys are young and innocent (Golding 35).…

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    It illustrates the Biblical story from the Book of Genesis in which God the Father breathes life into Adam, the first man, The similar poses of God and Adam may reflect the fact that, according to Genesis 1:27, God created man in His own image. Adam may seem lifeless, but his eyes are open, thus we can assume he is alive. So, There may be an additional meaning to the painting, given the fact that Michelangelo was an expert in the anatomy of the human body. In 1990 a physician named Frank Lynn…

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    Counter-Reformation style of painting (Peterpaulrubens.org). However, in his painting, “Hagar Leaves the House of Abraham,” Rubens did not intentionally try to “emphasize religious aspects of the story, but rather the stoic dignity of Hagar’s behavior (BOOK).” Sir Dudley, who was the English Clerk of Council at the time of the making of this painting, was an orthodox Calvinist that bought many paintings from Rubens (WIKI). I find it interesting that Rubens, as a Catholic selling to a Christian…

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    Levius Chapter 20 Analysis

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    In the book of Leviticus, Israelite generation following those died in the dessert was given The Law before they entered the promised land. It is in that Law that we find another clue supporting the likelihood that Noah was sodomized. Both Leviticus 18 and 20 establish laws forbidding sexual interaction between familial relationships. In Leviticus 18:3, God begins by saying, “You shall not do what is done… in the land of Canaan where I am bringing you; you shall not walk in their statutes.” The…

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    never heard of that coming from science before. I knew that there had to be some similarities because in most arguments, there seems to be at least one thing that matches up, but I had never even heard of there being an Adam and Eve in science. (Genesis 1…

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    The book of Genesis from the Holy Bible starts off with the story of creation. This particular version of the Holy Bible was authorized by King James the first, during the colonization of the New World. This passage from Genesis reveals powerful, commonly held interpretations not only about God, but also about the relations between male and female and between the human race and the universe. God, a deity hovering over a desolate and watery void created the world by commanding it to fill the…

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