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    The people of Israel demanded for there to be a king. Previous to this point, the citizens of Canaan lived in separate territories, and have never united as one, where each state is its own governing body, with no leader. Saul was confronted by they wanted replace God with a king, so God called upon Samuel to make the decision of appointing a king. Saul proceeds to tell the Israelites that the king will only deceive them and turn them into slave instead of uniting g them as one. Instead, the…

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    Freedom In America Essay

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    Until recently, I have always considered America to be the land of the free, where people of any ethnic background may seek out better opportunities for them and their family, doing so with minimal governmental interference. However, freedoms that we as Americans share today, was withheld from the general public for decades during the formative years of this country. Such freedoms as a higher education, having (personal) religious beliefs, equal employment opportunities, the right to vote, own…

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    Astarte Research Paper

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    Furthermore, Astarte exists as the Greek name of her counterpart Ishtar of the Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Semitic people of Mesopotamian; Astarte also became worshipped in Egypt and Syria, among the Hittites, as well as in Canaan. She became assimilated with the Egyptian deities Isis and Hathor; and in the Greco-Roman world with Aphrodite, Artemis and Juno. Decisively, Hebrew scholars now feel that the goddess Ashtoreth referenced oftentimes in the Bible exists as an intentional alternate…

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    Absalom was the third son of David, whose mother was Maacah the daughter of Talmai king of Geshur ( 2 Samuel 3:2-3; 1 Chronicles 3:1-2). When Moses defeated Sihon the Amorite king, the Geshurites and the Maachathites were part of Amorite kingdom. However, the children of Israel did not expelled the Geshurites, nor the Maachathites, but Geshur and Maacath dwell among the Israelites, and where ruled by their own king (Joshua 13:10-13). The Canaanite people of Geshur who were the Geshurites dwelt…

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    They later revisited the origin of the Hamitic prophesy and discovered that actually not all descendants of Ham were cursed ,rather those of his eldest son, Canaan. It then led to the conclusion that Egyptians are not of the Canaan descendants, but rather the black Africans. However much It can be noticed that Egypt did not have any saying in this,we do not really know if this is the reason that brought about racism issues in Egypt. Sunni Khalid…

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    Sumer Research Paper

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    The City-states in Sumer The people of Sumer were great inventors. Sumer was a city-state of achievement because of their inventions and their strong faith in their religion. Cuneiform is an invention they made which is like the way they communicate without speaking. Cuneiform is when you write in a wet clay tablet with a stylist. In schools in the city of Sumer, only a few boys went to school and there were mostly no girls. In their schools, the kids would most likely grow up to be scribes.…

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    better-expected result rarely happens from disregarding a boss. Instances go back to biblical days of the Old Testament Bible for Christians and Jews. Where in the first covenant, God promised the children of Abraham, the ‘Promise Land’, otherwise known as Canaan. God then sent Moses the ten commandments, the rules God sent for them, that must be followed if the children of Israel was to get their Promised Land. They broke these rules continuously and repeatedly, some unapologetically. Hence,…

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    make art, songs were another popular choice for art communication. All songs had some sort of code, and these were also passed down from generation to generation. “Many of these slave songs talked about “going home” or “being bound for the land of Canaan.” If you just heard the song, you might think the people were singing about dying and going to heaven. However, the people who sang were very clever. They were actually singing about going north to Canada and freedom.” When doing every day…

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    in the book of Joshua and in the New Testament (Harris 27). Deception in Rehab’s case expresses her loyalty to the strangers who were her guests. Rehab’s deception is the way God rescues the blundering spies and ensures that the tribes will possess Canaan. In the scholar’s interpretation, it explains that deception remains the weapon of the insignificant.…

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    Joseph’s, life was in the pits, no literally. Being the favorite son of ten brothers by his father Jacob caused his brothers to despise him, so they did what normal brothers would have done, throw him into a pit of snakes and scorpions. But Joseph rises above more than just the pit in a new land, being sold into Egyptian slavery by his brothers. Joseph’s actions when coming into power under a hybrid identity reveals his character’s purpose and his true compassion towards his family. Joseph’s…

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