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    Memorial Meal Sacrifice

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    blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.” He applied that his sacrifice on the cross will unburden the weights that separate us from God. His sacrifice allows us to have a constructive relationship with God. In modern society, this Passover is reenacted as a traditional Christian sacrament called the Eucharist. Through Jesus’ sacrifice, the Memorial Meal Sacrifice gained new meaning called the Eucharist. The Memorial Meal Sacrifice was first moulded by…

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    James Literary Context

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    Analysis of Literary Context of James Throughout the book, James showed great understanding of Jesus’ teachings and clearly criticized believers for behavior unfitting for those claiming to be followers of Christ (Elwell & Yarbrough, 2003). Having heard Jesus preach on multiple occasions, it influenced his own theological and ethical instructions to the Jewish community to whom he was writing (Porter, 2005). Examples include James 2:1, “believers in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ must not show…

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    Judaism is considered to be the first monotheistic religion. It is one of the oldest religions existing today. Like many religions, Judaism began with a patriarch. Around 2,000 BC, Judaism was founded by a man named Abraham who was considered to be the ‘Father of the Jewish people’ whom lived in Mesopotamia. At the time, most people were polytheistic but the Jewish people believed in one God who they referred to as Yahweh. The Jews believed that God made a covenant with Abraham which…

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    Colin Kruse Analysis

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    Colin Kruse makes an interesting point on this matter. He says, “For his gospel to have credibility with those with a background in the synagogue, Paul had to show that Abraham was in fact justified by faith, not works.” The term “boast” Paul chose signifies the “act of taking pride in something or that which constitutes a source of pride.” Paul’s case in point is that no human act, no matter how pious could render man a boasting position before God. In the following verses, Paul tackles…

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    This paper examines the figure of Jesus as portrayed in the Gospel according to Mark. I will seek to examine whether the religious teachings introduced, or actions displayed by Jesus were at odds with contemporary Greco-Roman and Jewish traditional practice. I will argue that Jesus as represented in the Gospel of Mark was, in both action and doctrine, the antithesis of what the Greek scholar, Celsus, would idealize as proper religious practice. To explain and defend my stance I will conduct a…

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    Sitting Man with a Pink Face by Irving Penn was taken in 1970 and printed on 1979. Graham’s photograph is known to be 52.5 cm by 49.4 cm as an image, 63.1 cm by 56 cm in paper form, and 65.8 cm by 56 cm as a mount. Eddie Pratt as Cupid by photographer David Graham was photographed in Pennsylvania. As I tried to do research on Graham's photograph, I cannot find how big this photograph can come. Each of these photographs were taken in the United States and have a Christian spirituality. These…

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    Document Analysis-SC3: Christianity Through the introduction of “Christianity”, the source of the excerpt of the New Testament is revealed, allowing one to gain insightful background information to analysis the method in which Christianity was spread and the characteristics of the religion that allowed it to do so. In particular, the writers and source of this excerpt were Saul, a Jew who hailed from Tarsus in Asia Minor and Matthew, a second-generation Christian. Saul, who was later know as…

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    The Romans have been known to be one of the greatest ruling powers in known history. This success can be attributed to many things; such as their unique culture. Roman culture has long been studied and revered for its attributes and survival. Excavation upon excavation has been launched in order to find out more about the Roman people and their culture, but what really speaks volumes about them is the ancient texts and the texts written today. There are three key subjects that contribute the…

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    in all thing God told him to do. Jesus in the bible was always sure of God's word but in the movie Jesus wasn't sure of the of God decision. I really liked this movie because it showed Jesus in a different perspective. It showed Jesus and a more modern way not in the way everyone else sees him in the bible. Jesus also was a man in the story that the jews wanted to turn him in. Also in the story Jesus want to get away from the people that wanted to get healed, it was to much for…

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    tradition will eventually have it backfire on them. The reader can sense that a part of Englander’s voice gives tribute to the Jewish past. He was raised as an Orthodox Jew, and has abandoned that in theory, but one can see in his writing, that he is rebelling against his rebellion. It’s as if he is unsure of his decision to abandon the Orthodox Judaism. Englander’s characters have a helpless bond to a Jewish tradition that gives them an identity, weather it is desired or…

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