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    Book Of Judges Analysis

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    of the enemy. Yahweh in turn shows mercy on his people and raises a judge. This judge leads the Israelites out of misfortune. The cycle then starts over. Judges are often associated with a judicial system. It is important to make note that the Hebrew Bible judges are charismatic military leaders and do not make court of law decisions. In the fourth chapter of Judges, there is no direct judge but rather a link. Verses seventeen through twenty-three tell the story of Jael and Sisera. Jael is the…

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    Middle East Religion

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    1. Briefly explain the role that faith played in U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East prior to the Civil War. Missionaries played an important part in determining the US foreign policy in the Middle East preceding the civil war. In their foreign mission, missionaries applied a broad impact on the connection between the Middle East and America. With the developing alliance between the congregation leaders, missionary movement became mainstream, changing American relation with the Middle…

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    In Jgs 5,31, he finds a mention of a covenantal love that dates much further back than Deuteronomy (84-85). He also compares the Decalogue found in Deuteronomy to the Decalogue found in Exodus. He finds by looking at the Hebrew language used that Exodus indeed alluded to this covenantal love long before Deuteronomy was written…

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    The Bible is the instructions of God given to Christians and followers of Jesus Christ. The Bible is consisted of sixty-six books written by nearly forty authors. Through those authors, readers are taught there is four acts of the Bible; the creation, the fall, the redemption, and the restoration. The Bible records many covenants between human beings. The making of covenants often included signs as well. A covenant is a binding agreement or contract between God and his people. Most significant…

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    a Jewish service. Jewish history began with Abraham he is considered the father of the family of Jews. Moses was also very important because he gave the Jewish people the Torah. The Torah is the book that the Jewish use like the Christians use the bible. I was able to go before I moved to the Caribbean. The date was October 28. Their church was called Iglesia Mesianica. This day was important because they were celebrating Shabbat I was able to go in the evening. I wore a skirt and a nice shirt…

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    B.C.E. (Before the Common Era), as do scholars today. In reference to the civil calendar, A.D. refers to “the year of our Lord and B.C. to Before Christ. The Biblical calendar also uses the abbreviation A.M. (Anno Mundi) meaning Year of the World (Hebrew Calendar. par 4). The "first month" of the Jewish calendar is the Spring month of Nissan, when Passover occurs. However, the Jewish New Year is Tishri, the seventh month, and that is when the year number is increased. We see the concept of…

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    Poor people were led to believe that suffering on earth, would grant them eternal life. In the twentieth century people realised that God does not want suffering. In Hebrew Bible it is clear that God wants justice for the oppressed. Poverty and oppression wreak havoc on divine intent which is to have humankind succeed. In the New Testament, it is equally clear that God is faithful to those who are marginalised. Jesus’ resurrection…

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    A Baptist church is concerned with theological truths. This is particularly true with absolute adherence to biblical authority. Not only is scripture infallible in it’s interpretation of written revelation, but it is also it’s own best interpreter. As Baptists, our theological identity is derived from the New Testament. However, we also affirm the inspiration and authority of both the Old Testament and the New Testament. If the church ignores the Old Testament, then they miss the beauty of…

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    the Bible, how the Bible was inspired,and what is the authority of the Bible. In other words: is the Bible speaking to me? How do I know the Bible is not just another document? Why should this old book have authority over me? These are valid questions which many believers today take for granted. Yet, the importance of these questions infect the life of the follower of King Messiah in ways which may be difficult to grasp. What is revelation? I thought revelation was the last book of the Bible,…

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    inspire people all over the world today. Paine talks about the bible how it is claimed to be written for the words of Jesus but it was also directed and written by another person, who could have shared false information of everything that was said, so in fact is was not solid evidence to say that Jesus had wrote the bible. It says that God sent Jesus to advertise a message to the world but Jesus only spoke one language and it was Hebrew. It is nearly impossible for someone to speak to the world…

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