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    In “Genesis,” Adah sees past the illusion that the Congolese are a primitive subgenre of humans who are inferior to the Prices. Instead, she understands that the Congolese are the same as the rest of human civilization just with different cultures and traditions. When the Prices arrive in the Congo, Rachel and Nathan are shocked and disturbed by the Congolese not wearing clothes. As a result, Nathan angrily delivers a speech to the entire Congo to insult them for their nakedness and call them…

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    Mama Tataba

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    The story is told over a span of many years starting in 1959 when the Price family, Orleanna, Nathan, and their four daughters: Leah, Rachel, Adah, and Ruth May, move to Kilanga Village in Africa from the U.S. state of Georgia. Nathan is a missionary who is going to convert the people of Kilanga Village to Christianity by baptizing them. From this starting point the plot is forwarded by some major events such as; Nathan’s garden not growing any fruit due to the lack of North American insects to…

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    Several times he had to correct one of the goatherd’s use of vocabulary, eventually to the point that the goatherd demanded he stop, “’You mean Methuselah’ replied Don Quixote, unable to tolerate the goatherd’s confusion of words…Pedro responded, ‘and if Señor, you keep correcting every word I say, we won’t finish in a year’” (Grossman, pg. 83). Aside from his intellectual knowledge, Quixote also…

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    store from here on out. Janie loved Joe and thought this is what she wanted to do with her life. But Joe became more into his work with the town and spent less time with her. She became frustrated. “A woman stay round uh store till she gets old as Methuselah and still can’t cut a little thing like a plug of tobacco”(78). A normal day in the store turns into a fight between husband and wife. Joe calls Janie an old woman after she can’t cut a piece of tobacco correctly. Janie knows working in the…

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    Noah Film Analysis

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    to wipe out mankind because of their sins, just like what happens in the film. Noah’s dream is very vivid and in it he and others are drowning/“death by water,” with this Noah knows that he has to do something. He goes to his strange grandfather, Methuselah who lives in a mountain, drinks some strange tea and has a similar dream. He decides that the water does not consume all, the water is coming to cleanse. Not all will die, the innocent will survive. Men are going to be punished for their…

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    tribulation brings us to a date range of 2023-2027, nearly identical to the date range for the Millennial Day Theory. If you question the significance of a person’s longevity in connection with God’s world-wide judgment, I have just three words for you: Methuselah and The Flood. Exact dates (years) are impossible to determine. I am only suggesting a general time period for the start of The Tribulation. Bear in mind that this does not set any time period for the rapture of the church which could…

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    The Old Testament Analysis

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    The old testament of the bible is notoriously marked by the number of deaths it contains. Outside of those who are struck down by God, or who die as a result of various conflicts, there’s a unique description of life and death in Genesis. The long, and rather dry, lineages that are present in Genesis are put in between longer biblical stories and serve as a tool for relating stories together, as well as providing a timeline for the events in Genesis. These lineages are rarely addressed in…

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    Blaise Compaore Analysis

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    Will African Leaders Learn The Compaore Lesson? Following the resignation of the military dictator-turned-politician and former Burkina Faso President, Blaise Compaore, on Friday after violent protests over his audacious attempt to extend his 27-year rule, the question one might ask is: Will other African leaders learn a lesson from the Compaore nemesis? In an unprecedented move, the former strongman of Burkina Faso, who had stubbornly rejected earlier warnings to step down after his office…

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    Genealogies In The Bible

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    The genealogy lists in Genesis tend to only include “important people” who are crucial to fully understanding our history, such as the line of Adam. Adam’s family line according to genesis was Adam, Seth, Enoch, Cainan, Mahalalel, Jared, Enoch, Methuselah, Lamech and Noah, but out of these men included in the genealogy, there were wives, sons, and daughters left out . Adam was the first person on earth, Seth was Abel’s “replacement”, Enoch was the man who walked with God, and so on. All of the…

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