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    1980. In his book, No Other Gods, Gnuse provides a scholarly and thorough look into the emergence of ancient Hebrew monotheism. He synthesizes the former historical model – the idea that monotheism developed suddenly because of Israel’s dramatic conquest – with the more current notion that monotheism was a result of a gradual evolution in Hebrew thought. His thesis is that ancient Hebrew monotheism evolved gradually in stages and major developments were responses to social and religious crises.…

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    In DreamWorks’ 1998 animated film, The Prince of Egypt, viewers are introduced to Moses, a young man filled with life, vibrancy, and mischief. His life was preordained by God to lead his people - the Israelites - out of captivity and into the Promised Land. This modern Midrash not only revitalizes the story of Moses, but changes its original purpose. By comparing and contrasting the DreamWorks version of Moses’ youth and exit from Egypt to Midian to that of the biblical story and scholarly…

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    Money Made Me Do It (A Critique of Prodigal Son) In 1611 James, first publishes an anthology, that is now known as the Bible. The anthology consists of many diverse stories told by the Hebrews. The Bible standardizes the english language. One of the stories that the Hebrews wrote was called Prodigal Son, this is a story about a father and his two sons that are very diverse. This story shows examples of many morals that are taught. Although this story teaches many lessons, it also presents some…

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    “Never forget that justice is what love looks like in public” ― Cornel West • God has been the subject of much scrutiny throughout history based on the point of his version of justice. Numerous people call God to be the source of true justice, while others say He is the antithesis of justice and a criminal Himself. God 's sense of justice has been debated for years,while both ethologist and biblical scholars alike, allow themselves to be consumed in this argument. While God has compassed quite…

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    found in the Bible. Believers should not take part in the things of the world, but rather they should do their best to be a mirror image of God’s Son, Jesus Christ. The Bible is the first place a person should look to find what God wants their philosophy to look like. An arrangement of sixty-six separate books are put together to form what is known as the Holy Bible. The Bible, the number one best-seller of all time, is an extremely unique book that has been read by millions of people all over…

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    story of the exodus. Although many details are changed in each interpretation, Moses’s portrayal has the largest impact on the story and can make two interpretations drastically different. Roger Young’s “Moses” portrays Moses as a run-of-the-mill Hebrew who achieves extraordinary things through God. Cecil B. Demille’s “Ten Commandments” turns Moses into a more classic hero who is physically and mentally elevated above his peers. Finally, Brenda Chapman’s “The Prince of Egypt” presents Moses as a…

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    Second Pillar Of Islam

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    Judaism, Islam and Christianity all have one main belief in common: There is one God and He is the creator of the world. In Judaism, Shema is the essential confession of believing in one God. “This confession is completed by reminding the people to love this God with all their heart, soul and strength; to pray the Shema on arising and retiring; and to bind its words on their hands, foreheads, and doorposts to ensure that the awareness of the one true God might permeate their every thought and…

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    Judaism Vs Christianity

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    obvious. “The Jews answered him, “We have a law, and according to that law he ought to die because he has claimed to be the Son of God” ”(John 19: 7). In the Gospel of John, Christians started to call the Jewish people the Jews instead calling them as the sects’ name Pharisees and…

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    Judaism In Israel

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    RELIGION Israel is the only country in Middle East who is very independent in terms of religion. In fact, it is the world’s only Jewish state and was re-established in 1948 as historic and modern home of Jewish people. They are free to exercise their law, faith and practices. They have their own courts and religious council in which it is recognized by law including personal statuses such as marriage and divorce. Each religion has different traditional rituals, unique worship places and…

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    tribe has been set apart from from the rest. This particular group of people were appointed by God to be holy, pure and represent His church with utmost respect. These people were known as the Levites and they were the only tribe qualified to be high priests in Bible times. Then a peculiar baby was born into the world. As this baby grew older, he began preaching and healing people. This Man was known as Jesus and according to the Bible, he was also qualified to be our High Priest. The first…

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