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    The Pentateuch Analysis

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    because God wanted to see if he still loved him. Sometimes the things of the world can take our attention away from the love that we have for God, but he wants us to stay obedient and follow the path of righteousness so we don’t get distracted. The covenant that was made was between God and Abraham, and this verse repeats the words you (God) and Me. I felt that the spirit of God led me to choose this verse to emphasise that our relationship with God is between just him and me. His plans to…

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    The covenant between God and his people is one of the most sacred agreements that have ever been made. Similar to John Locke’s ideas about the position of government in relationship to the people it oversees, there is a bipartisan relationship between God and his people. According to the covenant, God will protect his people in exchange for their promise to follow his commandments and worship him. In a perfect world a government is equal parts benevolent and punishing; the people know that if…

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    The 1981 film Raiders of The Lost Ark (Paramount 1981) shows Indiana Jones on the search for the Ark of the Covenant. However, the Ark of the Covenant has been around much longer than 1981. According to the Bible, the Ark of the Covenant has been in existence since the time of Moses and the Israelites' exodus of Egypt. The Bible further explains the Ark was created according to instructions given to Moses by God. After its completion, the Ark was carried by its staves in advance of the people or…

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    Jewish Adherent Analysis

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    are very significant to the Jewish adherents as the Torah contains the teachings, covenants, the daily rituals, ceremonial practices and the history of Judaism, therefore, the sacred writings of the Torah are utilised daily in the Jewish life. Covenants are the cornerstone of Judaism and all the expressions of the covenant are found in the Torah through some historical stories found in Genesis and Exodus. The covenants are agreements established between God and people, and those agreements are…

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    David And Zion Analysis

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    This “act of treachery against god” is breaking the covenant relationship with God since “any king other than YHWH is an intruder into the pristine covenant relationship” with his people. Levenson makes the point that, “Israel as a nation and the Israelites as an individual stand in the position of royal vassals of the divine suzerain.” This is interpreted…

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    The Old Testament focuses on the covenant made between God and the people of Israel through Abraham, while the New Testament replaces the old covenant with a new covenant between Christ and his followers. This becomes the belief that the actual enforcement of the law is not as important as serving its spirit, which is a spirit that is tempered by mercy…

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    Community Formation

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    Jew and Gentile and the internal nature of the covenant as stated in Jeremiah 31:31-33. Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah, Not according to the covenant which I made with their fathers in the day when I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt, My covenant which they broke, although I was their Husband, says the Lord. But this is the covenant which I will make with the house of…

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    Under New York law, is a covenant not to compete enforceable when it restricts the previous employee by limiting future employment opportunities within a specified span of time of eighteen months and with similar business to the former employer, within fifteen miles of the previous employer, and when the employee cannot take or have any clients follow them to their new place of employment? The covenant not to compete that Ms. Rice signed as an employee of Suffolk Speech & Hearing Center…

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    Bowers, 181 N.C. App. 85, 89, 638 S.E.2d 617, 619 (quoting Baskin , at 279). In addition, “to show reasonableness of a geographic restriction, 'an employer must first show where its customers are located and that the geographic scope of the covenant is necessary to maintain those customer relationships. '” Id. at 89 (quoting Hartman v. W.H. Odell and Associates, Inc., 117 N.C.App. 307, 311, 450 S.E.2d 912,917 (1994)). The restriction is within Jackson County and counties contiguous to…

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    Covenantal Marriage Essay

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    the realities of daily life. In stark contrast, Scriptures present marriage as a covenant. Viewed in the scriptural context of a covenant, marriage is a union of self-sacrificing love to become one with another. One of the Old Testament’s overarching theme is the covenantal marriage between God and Israel. God initiates a union with Israel to be his People and their God out of love, loyalty and fidelity. “A covenant…is an agreement or oath of fidelity between parties made with or before God…

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