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    Emergence Of Cities Essay

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    From the transition of the Neolithic era to the early agrarian era to the late agrarian era, populations increased, inventions continued to be created, and technologies advanced. Humans began to live an agricultural lifestyle which began in living in villages, villages became towns and towns became cities. The emergence of cities gave human history a new threshold of complexity. The textbook “Big History: Between Nothing and Everything” describes thresholds of complexity as a point where new and…

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    while characters such as Patrish Pete, admitted to having exaggerated aspects of their personalities, even with these contradictions, my view remains constant to when these avatars were first introduced. Just as with the other profiles’ belief in Jericho despite an inherent lack of authenticity, I also accept given information online without the need for any extra questioning or contemplation. Even when these presented characteristics – like immortality in the case of Patrish Pete -- are…

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    Rahab Analysis

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    Joshua 6:17-25. She was a woman who was a prostitute. She lived in Jericho, which was the Promised Land and assisted the Israelites in Capturing the City. She is lauded as an example of living by faith while being justified by her works. In Joshua 2:1 When the Hebrews were encamped at Shittim in the Jordan Valley opposite Jericho, ready to cross the river ,we find out that Joshua sends secretly two spies from Shittim to go to Jericho. The spies end up staying at rahab’s house that had been…

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    them. The historical narratives endorse this understanding of the spirit of Holy War by repeatedly accentuating that the victory belongs to God not man. Exodus 15 acclaims Yahweh’s victory over the Egyptians; the manner of the total destruction of Jericho, described in Joshua 6, put emphasis on the concept that Yahweh accomplished the victory; and Gideon’s decisive reduction of troops…

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    Rahab's Journey

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    the first pathway that they came to. When it became dark the gates closed, and the men were locked out of the gate. Before the men fell asleep, Rahab came up to them on the roof to talk to them. They had more privacy on the roof and no one would have likely heard their conversation. She realized that the spies did not come for the normal favors, but they told her about God and all He had done for them. Rahab trusted the spies and told them that after she had heard all about their…

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    Many people that is new to the Bible ask questions about the difference of the books. There is many difference between each books. Psalms and Joshua have many difference, even though both were written during the Old Testament. Half of the Psalms were written by King David and are combined with 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles. Psalms is a book of song because it became the song of Israel and they sing while worshiping the God. Psalms uses emotion to answer questions and people should not be afraid to…

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    the Israelites. After forty years of wandering through the desert, the Israelites finally have their opportunity to enter into the promise land. Canaan is a land consisting of many hostile groups that really seem to have it out for the Israelites. Jericho was the first city that the Israelites destroyed in order to start their conquest of Canaan. J.D Douglas states that Jericho’s “strategic site by a ford of the Jordan controlled the ancient trade routes from the East” (Douglas 718). This…

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    Zacchaeus: A Tragic Hero

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    central duty gatherer for the region of Jericho, Zacchaeus was a worker of the Roman Empire. Under the Roman framework, men offer on those positions, swearing to raise a particular measure of cash. Anything they raised over that sum was their benefit. Luke says Zacchaeus was a wealthy man, so he more likely than not coerced an incredible arrangement from the general population and urged his subordinates to do as such also. Jesus was going through Jericho one day, but since Zacchaeus was a…

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    interested in the “water wonders of the atmosphere.” In his hometown of Jericho, Vermont, he didn’t need to look far when pursuing his passion. His free time in the freezing months was spent isolated alone in the backyard. He didn’t mind though, and his determination to observe the beautiful crystalsled him to make some fantastic discoveries. Wilson was born on February 9, 1865 in Jericho. The Bentley farmhouse was shared between three generations of the…

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    all the land of Canaan.” It is through Moses that God forms a covenant with the descendants of Israel. In the Book of Joshua it is shown that breaking the agreement with God forfeited the promises God made to Israel. During the destruction of Jericho, Achan breaks the Israelites pact with God by pillaging from city, an act which God had commanded to Joshua must not occur. As a result God punishes Israel, forsaking the Israelite warriors in their battle against Ai. To make amends with…

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