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    and consequently, was rewarded for it. However, Oedipus’ pride had also lent a hand in propelling him to his fate. While he walked from Corinth, he came upon a King Laius’ chariot and “the groom leading the horses/ Forced [him] off the road at his lord's command” (Sophocles 1.760-761). The fact that Oedipus flew into rage from the simple action of moving him off the road shows his excessive pride in himself, allowing him to have a overblown view of his self-importance. This led to Oedipus’…

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    Not much is known about John Willard's early life like when and where he was born. However, what is known is that he spent his youth in Lancaster, Massachuetts, and then eventually moved to Groton and married Margaret Wilkins in the 1680s. The Wilkin family disapproved of the marriage, this disapproval would soon play a role in the salem trial. Willard was a deputy constable who contributed to helping arrest accused people of witchcraft. At one of the trials he is quoted as saying, " Hang them.…

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    As it is stated in John 20:31, the gospel was recorded to reveal the true king to readers and expand the Lord’s kingdom. Unlike Paul’s epistle to the leaders in Corinth, John begins by alluding to the first line of Genesis, “in the beginning.” Nevertheless, this gospel is distinctly different than the second epistle to the corinthians in that it takes on more…

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    Mary In Glory

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    problematic in the practice of prayer as it is, etymologically, a begging or entreating (Andrews 197). To beg or entreat means to be without and to be without means to be less than all sufficient. Jack’s arrival indicates to the reader Glory’s desire for control and fear of failure: “she knew one hard look from her might send him away, defeating all her prayers, not to mention her father’s prayers, which we unceasing” (31). When understood as an answering of prayers, Jack’s arrival is a gift…

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    Apostasy In Galatians

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    in-depth way, perhaps it is even more critical to realize where these issues lead as a whole. The Bible is very clearly where such departures from God’s word will lead. Simply put, the various issues, concerns, and disputes that are currently seen in the Lord’s body have one ultimate and unfortunate…

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    Tarshish Analysis

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    mind for me. Each course, I collect gives me a reflection on my unique life experiences and how they all seem to converge to this. The questions that I ask myself follow more like the parent level questions. I want to help this person, organizing prayer, organizing events to help the poor…

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    Simply Good News Analysis

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    sometimes in the light that “God is not an object in our universe. We are objects in his universe” (136). Lastly, Wright implores his readers to pray the gospel according to Matthew 6:9-13: the Lord’s prayer. Too often we pray beginning at the location of our current emotion, but the author insists we “pray this prayer in the order Jesus taught it”…

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    Catholic Companionship

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    Religion plays a significant role in people’s lives as it guides the relationship between God and man, as observed in the various doctrines found in the Quran, the Bible, and many other religious publications. One of Christian religions, the Roman Catholic Church, has used the Bible to show that Jesus is the Christ, son of God, and Lord. The Church is an old religious institution established long before the civilization of many nations on earth. Moreover, it has a huge followership on many…

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    Within the Old Testament lies the book of Psalms, a collection of 150 song-like passages which communicate the truths about God to the intended audience. At the time, this was directed at the Jewish people and these Psalms were used as prayers to worship God in their temples. The particular psalm that will be focused on throughout this response is Psalm 23. With the use of different literary techniques, the audience is able to fully interpret what is being said during this passage and helps…

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    By writing about the problems they can make us focus on o the focus on one's self, Screwtape show's that this type of prayer can be resisted by resisting lazy thoughtless prayers. The satire used is used in such a way that is excellent in showing both sides of the conflict. Lewis's use of satire throughout the entirety of the book is dealt with much this way. Showing the way temptations are used…

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