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    Beowulf's Loyalty

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    warriors needed to stay true to their friends and leaders. Men like Beowulf and Hrothgar knew that loyalty to God would make their people prosper. Nehemiah 1:5 And said, I beseech thee, O Lord God of heaven, the great and terrible God, that keepeth covenant and mercy for them that love him and observe his commandments: (The Holy Bible). By showing loyalty to their leader, the men acted out their view of Christ’s loyalty to them. But why did the Danes of old find loyalty such an important part of…

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    positively impact each family member to become empowered to move towards godly growth. While I reflect back to the love in my marriage, I thought I had an understanding of what “covenant love” was, but I neglected to realize its godly significance. Balswick and Balswick (2014) refer to the most important point of covenant love as an “unconditional commitment” which was derived from, and “demonstrated…

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    Today Jerusalem is considered a holy site for three of the world's foremost religions. In all stages of the Hebrew Bible Jerusalem and its surrounding features are repeatedly mentioned as the establishing it as the holy center for Judaism, Islam and Christianity. I intend to give three main examples of Jerusalem in the Old Testament and illustrate through these examples why Jerusalem is so important to the people of these three faiths. The first mention of something relating to Jerusalem in…

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    Gruber, J. (2004). Is Making Divorce Easier Bad for Children? The Long-Run Implications of Unilateral Divorce. Journal Of Labor Economics, 22(4), 799-833. Does unilateral divorce regulation increase the rate of divorce? In the article of, Is Making Divorce Easier Bad for Children? The Long-Run Implications of Unilateral Divorce by Jonathan Gruber (2004), the author stated that adults who were exposed to unilateral divorce regulations as children are less well educated, have lower family incomes…

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    sources. From there, I would entertain thoughts on what type of God is seen in each source, if they have seen God’s characteristics in other stories, and what God’s characteristics mean to them. I would also focus discussion on the meaning of the covenant as God assures humanity will not come to complete destruction by God’s hand again, and yet warns humans to desist taking human life by their own…

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    Everything the Greeks ate was connected to the gods. In order to like them and have good luck throughout their lives, they sacrificed their livestock to them. Gods like Demeter, Ceres, Persephone, and Dionysus were even representing several foods: Dionysus was the god of wine, whereas Persephone and Demeter were the goddesses of bread, the main food of the Greeks. In order to sacrifice food to gods, it had to be burned during a mass. As the smoke rose to the Mount Olympus, the gods were able to…

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    Heroes in literary works have often represented the values of their cultures. The hero 's success and shortcomings on the quest help to illustrate the emergence of their cultural values. While progressing through the hero 's quest, the reader obtains a better understanding of the ideology and actions of the era. In the Anglo-Saxon period, for instance, honor defined how great someone or something is . Likewise, the Middle English narrative poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight reflects this…

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    God sends Aaron to assist him. When compared to the story of Lot in the book of Genesis, where his wife was turned into a pillar of salt after disobeying God’s instructions, one can support the argument that those whom God has chosen to carry his covenant are shown higher compassion and mercy. This is not to imply that he is unfair to his people as this story demonstrates God’s righteousness as he delivers the Israelites out of Egypt. Additionally, even after those facing unjust treatment from…

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    self-determination of peoples is currently considered under the International Law as a fundamental principle and has been embodied in the Charter of the U.N and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Common Article 1, paragraph 1 of these Covenants provides that: "All peoples have the rights of self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their…

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    What Is Micah 6: 1-8?

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    first portion, the portion that I will be writing about, being verses 1-8 with the Covenant dispute and the second section, verses 9-16, bringing about a call to attention. As a minor prophet, Micah as a book, falls into the prophetic genre of Biblical literature, as…

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