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    John Kerry plays a crucial role in the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict started after the UN agreement to give half of Palestine to the Jews and claimed the state known as Israel. The Palestinians began to question why they need to share their land with the Jews, and war broke out. The two sides in this conflict are the Arabs and the Jews. The Arabs or Palestinians story is that they feel suffrage and punishment as a result of how the Jews…

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    Throughout Exodus and Genesis the ancient hebrew culture is brought to life. In that culture of ancient hebrew, a set of ethical guidelines is present throughout the text. The text Proverbs places an emphasis on ethical law as well as ancient hebrew etiquette though giving the reader the means of better interpretation. Proverbs are short quotes constructed by several authors with a purpose to elaborate on the ten commandments. The commandment from Exodus is that man must “have no other gods”…

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    The 3 predominant religions of the world, are Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism. Of these three religions, they are practiced in many different areas of the world. Although these religions are very different, they all have three things in common; the first being worship, the second being a holy book, and lastly a place of worship. All of these religions have subdivisions that are practiced and lesser known. For instance Christianity has Roman Catholicism. Roman Catholicism, is the most…

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    synagogues for several doctrinal disagreements, early Christians, who were predominately Jewish, began gathering in the only place they could for worship, each others homes. Although the exclusion from temple worship was meant to bring the new sect of Judaism known as Christianity to an end, the first century house church became an incubator for the infant faith. Communion being such an essential aspect of early Christian worship, breaking bread together was primarily their reason for gathering.…

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    others. Finally, none of the religions want others to control the region and wish they themselves had sole power over the city. To begin, there are three major world religions that view Jerusalem as a holy city. Those religions are Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. They all have specific reasons for viewing it as…

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    Covenant Structure

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    Describe the structure of a covenant, and use God’s covenant with Moses as an example (Page 84, #2; 3 Marks) The covenant structure consists of the preamble, the historical prologue, the submission, the witness as well as the blessings and curses. The following traits is displayed in the covenant made by God and Moses at Mt. Sinai (Exodus 19:3-8). A treaty usually begins with the name, titles and attributes of both parties making the agreement (the preamble). The relationship between the two…

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    There are a variety of religions in this world. Religions are important to people. They give people hope and faith, they give people a different view of the world. Religions usually have a big impact or play a big part in people's lives, they usually lead people's lives into good directions. While researching two different world religions, this essay will contribute ideas on the spread of religion, how people view these religions and compare and contrast religions to each other to find…

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    While most people cower at the thought of public speaking Aaron was always ready to talk to a crowd. In fact Aaron was practically born for the spotlight. God used Aaron in big ways, one of them being that Aaron was the very first High Priest of Israel. (Mandel 1)Although he was brother to Moses, a much more famous and well known name, Aaron was a key person in God’s plan. We see the major impact Aaron’s life made on others through Aaron talking to Pharaoh and the people of Israel, talking to…

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    Lamentations Chapter 2

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    Summary of Lamentations Lamentations 1 talks about how Jerusalem is in affliction. A city that was once full of people is now desolate. It discusses how Jerusalem is like a widow who has lost her husband. The metaphors that are used are incredibly beautiful and they give a testament to how Jerusalem has suffered. In this chapter, Jeremiah is mourning Jerusalem and Judea as it lays in ruin by the assault and destruction of the city of Babylon. It’s sad to see such a great city be in ruins by…

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    The Wiccan calendar and holidays are a little different from our own. Azilyn explained that her New Year starts at Shaman (that is October 31st) and runs through October 30th of the next calendar year. Wiccans also celebrate their greater and lesser sun holidays (more accurately Sabbats) according to an eight-spoked wheel, which corresponds with cycles of nature and symbolizes the belief in the birth, death, and rebirth cycle. Azilyn told me a beautiful story that incorporates some of the Greek…

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