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    academically, as well as religiously. Unfortunately, when studying it, scholars must keep in mind the problems involved in the process of studying the Hebrew Bible. One of these issues is the fact that the events being recorded in the Hebrew bible occurred many thousands of years ago, and there are very limited resources or evidence that we can use to verify or compare to what is written in the Hebrew Bible. Another issue that arises is the fact that the original text is written in Hebrew, and…

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    with well" for her purpose. No reason is given why Sarah stayed desolate (childless) for a developed period. She was once in the past called "Sarai," which is interpreted "my princess." Later she was called "Sarah," "princess" After having lived in Canaan for a long time and still childless, Sarai recommended that Abram has a tyke with her Egyptian handmaid Hagar, to which he concurred. Brought about pressure amongst Sarai and Hagar, and Sarai grumbled to her significant other that the handmaid…

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    Hannah's Song Analysis

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    When a righteous woman named Hannah had a baby after many years of prayer and hope, she named him Sam-u'el. ("sam" meant simply "name”; "El" meant “God.") So the name in Hebrew meant, "name is God." When he was weaned, she took him to the temple in Shiloh and dedicated him to God for whom he was named and asked the old priest, Eli, to raise him. The Bible has a long poem called "Hannah's Song" sung as she gave her little boy to God's holy man, Eli. Her song has some similarity to the…

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    What is your greatest fear? Fear is the recognition of danger, which may or may not always be correct. In South Africa, during the apartheid, the separation of black and white people made the fear between both races more prominent. Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton shows the fear characters have as they explore the city of Johannesburg. Throughout the novel, specific examples of fear are brought up to observe the life of black and white people during the apartheid. Let's look at some…

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    Moses. They were so accustomed to having a slave mentality, that they turned an eleven day journey into a forty year process. Fourth, Jesus is superior over Joshua. Even though God used Joshua in a mighty way to lead the children of Israel into Canaan, but God used Jesus to lead all humanity to heaven to the final resting place of the Father. Fifth, Jesus is superior over Aaron. Jesus and Aaron were divinely…

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    Biblical Criticism is forming a judgement to find the meaning, significance and to look for the hidden meaning. Through the process of Bible criticism you are lead to evaluate, identify, analyse, explain, compare and understanding connections between ideas. Biblical Criticism assists the reader in understanding the bible as it helps them to explore the biblical text in its historical, cultural, literacy and religious context in an attempt to discover the authors meaning for the audience.…

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    The summer after I completed kindergarten, I enrolled in the Horizons Enrichment Program at New Canaan Country School, where I have been deeply involved since. Back at school after that, I had trouble making some friendships due to some shyness. That was only a relatively minor obstacle for me. When placed in environments where I don’t know anyone…

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    Every day when most people get up in the morning, they focus in bringing the best out of themselves and the lives of their close family members. Martin Luther king Jr. was a well-educated man with a bachelor of arts degree in sociology, bachelor of divinity, and a PhD on theology. Dr. King was focused in bringing a positive change to the entire African American Community. Dr. King was a confident man who grew up during the racial discrimination period and he did not like what was happening.…

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    letting my mind open up but in the end, I really let the realization that not all faiths are like mine and so I was able to actually enjoy myself. The Jewish faith “believes that they are descended from a Semitic tribe that originated in the land of Canaan.” (Faith Guides to Higher Education, Pg.1) they see themselves as the…

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    Who Is Paul Persecuted

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    Paul, who was once called Saul, was an enemy of Christ disciples. Before he came to Christ, he persecuted the brethren in the early days of Christianity and sentenced many to death. He was also involved with the death of Stephen. Paul took permission after the death of Stephen to visit Damascus and persecute the Christians, which were located in those regions. While he was on his way to Damascus, he had an encounter with Jesus Christ, which changed his life and he then became a Christian (Acts…

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