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    The prophets depicted in the Hebrew Bible are said to have played a pivotal role in the history of the people of ancient Palestine. This is evidenced by approximately 30 percent of the Hebrew Bible is comprised of purported orations of or writings about the prophets (Stanley, 410, 425). The role of the prophets was to serve as intermediaries between deities and the people of ancient Palestine (Stanley, 416). This was important as one of the mechanism for the people to understand and connect…

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    Evangelical Christian writer and leader, wrote in his book “The Faith”, “When the God of the Bible is rejected, people choose a new god” (Colson, 68). The epitome of this statement can be found in 21st century American culture. Contrary to what some may proclaim, every American, and frankly everyone else in the world, has tabbed someone or something to fill the role of a “god” in his or her life. According to the Bible in Romans 1:20, God has revealed Himself and His qualities to the world…

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    11a,14b). This book communicates to the people that there will be times of good and bad; there will be times of death, killing, mourning, and war, but there will also be times of birth, healing, laughing, and peace (3.2-8). The timing of these “seasons” are determined by Yahweh (3.1). The idea that Yahweh is in control of their circumstances, no matter how terrible, can serve as a comfort to the people. In addition, the author of this book advises the people to “banish anxiety from [their]…

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    apply in my own life. The ancient texts this paper will be focusing on is the Hebrew Bible, the Epic of Gilgamesh, The Cave by Plato, and The Oedipus Trilogy. Despite originating from different cultures, each of these texts bear wisdom and caution. Ancient texts offer us many lessons and ideas of wisdom that can help us lessen our struggle in attaining “the Good Life.” For one, we are told to worship our God. The Hebrew Bible is especially adamant about this. Chapter 5 of the book of…

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    individuals and how they contributed to their society. This was expressed in the Bible, and has been retold numerous times, most recently in movies such as The Ten Commandments, Prince of Egypt, Noah and Exodus: Gods and Kings. When God came to Moses, Moses initially resisted the role as leader. With the 10 plagues he brought upon Egypt, God showed Moses his power he had and Moses eventually embraced the role of a leader to his people.…

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    disciples and so on. I didn’t know that people lost their lives in order for the Bible to be published. There is a lot in the Bible that we don’t know but taking time will do your life good. Here are some things that I want to share with you. The fascinating story of how we got the Bible in its present state started thousands of years ago. A man by the name of John Wycliff (His last name can be spelled like Wycliffe) produced the first hand-written English language Bible manuscripts in 1380…

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    Atonement In Egypt

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    form of “beast” remains a noteworthy factor in the Bible after the exodus out of Egypt. It states, • These warnings regarding “lying with a beast;” follows shortly after Lev 17:7, concerning “whoring after devils, (goatmen).” Concurrently, by these verses being so adjacent to each other and corresponding similarly, there certainly reason to associate them together. As mentioned, Pan became claimed by the ancient priests in Egypt (where the Hebrews had just departed) as highly honored for his…

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    beliefs and organizations all over the world has made it difficult to conclude one definition of religion. Two of the most fundamental religions in the world today are Hinduism and Judaism. People around the world follow a particular religion, depending on their beliefs and origin. In the Western world, people usually identify religion with Christianity. Every religion has some facets in respect to how one should live his life, what one should do and what…

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    Book Of Hebrews: Analysis

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    The book of Hebrews was written as letter to Hebrew people as a way to urge the acceptance of Jesus as the Messiah. In chapter eleven, the author, who is still disputed among scholars, is declaring a definition of faith and accounting for acts of faith displayed by the Jewish people throughout their history. The first verse of the chapter states, “Now faith is the reality of what is hoped for, the proof of what is not seen” (Holman Christian Standard Bible, Hebrews 11.1). From this quote, faith…

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    Exodus Argumentative Essay

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    The Exodus was the event that happened when God sent Moses to free His people, the Israelites, from the bondage of the ancient Egyptians (Exodus 3:10). The Exodus consisted of plagues, each sent because the Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites be free from their oppression (Ex. 7.4-7). The Israelites were enslaved by the Egyptians because there was a rapid increase of the number of Israelites and the Egyptians were worried that the Israelites would turn against them and attempt to take over (Ex…

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