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    In his book Who Wrote the Bible, Richard Friedman compares the interpretations of the bible through a theory model based on the authorship and composition of the Pentateuch or Torah. The Pentateuch or Torah is considered to be the first five books of the Bible within the Christian and Jewish faith. Those books are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. Customarily, these five books are taught to believers that these words symbolize the words God spoke to Moses. Friedman examines…

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    Many people that is new to the Bible ask questions about the difference of the books. There is many difference between each books. Psalms and Joshua have many difference, even though both were written during the Old Testament. Half of the Psalms were written by King David and are combined with 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles. Psalms is a book of song because it became the song of Israel and they sing while worshiping the God. Psalms uses emotion to answer questions and people should not be afraid to…

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    The Bible is one of the all time best sellers. Some people have a very deep knowledge and understanding of the words written upon its pages. Some have a “nodding acquaintance” (Gomes), much like the Christmas and Easter church attendance protocol many people practice. And then some have a tentative curious relationship with the Good Book. One wants to know more, but the language seems too confusing or the parables too difficult to understand. Reverend Peter Gomes addresses this lack of…

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    2003. How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth. 3rd ed. Grand Rapids: Zondervan. INTRODUCTION In the How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth book the authors provide common-sense guidelines on studying and understanding the Bible. They address the common issues and misconceptions that readers might be dealing with regarding the original meaning of the text and interpreting it in the contemporary context. The writers indicate that we have two tasks when reading the Bible: first, “to find out…

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    what kind of book the Bible is, how it is authorities for Christian faith and practice, and to what extent and in what manner the Bible is to be understood as divine revelation” (Pocket Dictionary 20). One question that arises when studying Bibliology is the nature of the Bible and whether it is dependable. Kenneth Jones purposes “The bible is both human and divine. It is divine in origin but human in transmission” (Bibliology handout). This ensures that the Bible is much more than a book,…

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    The True Story of the Whole World makes the Bible God’s one true story. This book summarizes the bible, and it influences others. The book is about taking God’s word and making it into one story that everyone could understand a lot easier. Reading this book gives a lot more understanding of the bible because whenever one would read the bible they would somewhat understand it, but at times they might get very confused. As Goheen says, “The first chapters of Genesis picture a cosmos of exquisite…

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    Essay #2 Censorship And Banned Content Ever wanted to read a book, but then you lose your motive to because of what someone said? Well it happens to everyone. It doesn't necessarily just happens to with books, but it can happen to everyone with something else. There are many ways a person’s decisions or actions can impact others. Just because they think that their decisions is helping them isn't always the case. It could be doing the exact opposite. “ However, this is the first time the…

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    The Bible is the most significant book in the history of humanity. The bible is a sacred book that has been around for many centuries. It is a collection of books based on the teachings, behaviors, and beliefs of God. The Bible has shaped the world we live in, if it was not for the Bible the world would be different. The bible teaches you many valuable things about life for example, the bible teaches you about God, which can help a person build a relationship with him. “The first obligation is…

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    a brief background and an establishment that the bible is inspired by god and it is a reputable source to pattern our lives by. Then continuing to define the terms of the argument and really get to understand what the argument is and why it is significant. Then finally we will look at the argument itself and prove that complete immersion in water is necessary for salvation. Getting started with a brief background and establishment that the bible which is the…

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    Is the bible poorly written? The bible is a book of Christian scriptures with an Old and New Testament. Being a religious book used as a guide for many Christian denominations, you would think the book would have concise instructions on do’s and don’ts to get into heaven. However, this is not the case. The point of this essay is not to berate Christianity especially since I am a Christian myself. The point is to berate the quality of the Holy Book that is, to put frankly, poorly written.…

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