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    Hannah's Song Analysis

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    righteous woman named Hannah had a baby after many years of prayer and hope, she named him Sam-u'el. ("sam" meant simply "name”; "El" meant “God.") So the name in Hebrew meant, "name is God." When he was weaned, she took him to the temple in Shiloh and dedicated him to God for whom he was named and asked the old priest, Eli, to raise him. The Bible has a long poem called "Hannah's Song" sung as she gave her little boy to God's holy man, Eli. Her song has some similarity to the "Magnificat"…

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    Recall Abraham

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    a very long time over the interpretation surrounding God and his promise to Abraham, who was a Jew. You have to be on the important people list when you are prominently mentioned in the oppositions bible. Abraham along with Jesus is mentioned in all three major religious publications, the Bible, Torah and Koran. “Recall Abraham was put to the test by his Lord, through certain commands. And he fulfilled them. (God) said “I am appointing you an Imam (leader or role model) for the people”.…

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    in remembrance of the paschal mystery, that is the Sacred Liturgy. Where the Liturgy is celebrated the King is present, so is the Kingdom, and so is the New Covenant. Word count: 98 CBD “Versions” While the Bible was originally written in the language of its readers, mostly in Hebrew,…

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    Old Testament Analysis

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    this semester, I have learned numerous things about God and the Bible as a whole. Though lectures and class discussions, I have learned things that have benefitted me far outside the realms of the class. This semester, Dr. Jones has really challenged us to see how what we are learning in class applies to real life, not merely within the walls of the classroom, and that is something I have taken away. I have come to understand that the Bible is indeed living and breathing, and it makes a huge…

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    by fear from centuries of Islamic violence. Smith expresses that a Christian aspect toward the prophet Muhammad as a phony and the Qur’an to be deceitful. The Christian aspect toward the Qur’an is that they believe the only connection between the Bible and the Qur’an is Jesus Christ himself (“Christianity vs. Islam”). Christians also believe the Qur’an did not come from the one true God because of the misconceptions or misunderstandings found inside. Christians further disagree with the Qur’an…

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    although some may be used occasionally by other writers of the New Testament.”7 Driver attempts to make an argument from the use of some words that he claims developed in the Hebrew language at a date after the life of Isaiah the prophet. This is a weak argument due to the fact that there is too little information on how ancient Hebrew changed over the timeframe in question to sufficiently support his…

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    shaped by Jesus Christ, we must include the Soteriology = Who is Jesus Christ? Identity of Jesus, Source: Scripture, Hebrew = "Messiah" in Greek = "Christos" and see in Jesus as Christ, as How God (incarnated) can save…

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    The bible is a guideline that gives people standards to live by while on this earth. It also shows people God’s love for his people. Because of the fall man was destined for domination which is separation from god. However, God loves his people so much he gave his son as a sacrifice for our sins. Furthermore, the bible gives a storyline that leads to the coming of Jesus, the resurrection of Jesus, and the return of Jesus. Moses the writer of the book of genesis explains how god created the…

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    Death In Religion

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    The Jewish believe in God but not in Jesus Christ. There are three different type of Judaism which are orthodox, conservative and reform. Torah is the first five books of Moses and is the most important document that the Jewish use. It is written in Hebrew ant they believe that Torah was given to Moses for the Jews on how to live (Salmon 2012). Jewish view death as God’s plan and part of life. Death is an expected part of life and part of God’s plan so death isn’t view as tragedy no matter how…

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    the Book of Mormon was published. The Bible told the story of ancient Hebrew people and their travels to the New World and the conflicts that followed (Butler, Wacker, Balmer, 2011). The story was creative, but did not have historical facts to support his argument, but somehow people were intrigued with the new ideology and followed Smith teaching (Butler, Wacker, Balmer, 2011). Mormons used multiple forms of outside writing and incorporated that into the Bible and believed that God would choose…

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