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    his homeland of Ur God would make his name great. God would also bring about a nation for Abraham that would be blessed. They would have numerous offspring and his future descendant would be a king. It is under this covenant the history of the Old Testament would be spell out with one more connecting…

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    Hammurabi Research Paper

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    Essay Topic 1 Around the year 2000 B.C.E., the rulers of Babylon integrated all of the surrounding regions of Sumer to organize the First Babylonian Empire. In order to successfully unite these regions, a strong and advantageous leader known as Hammurabi was chosen as the sixth King of the Babylonian Empire. Hammurabi developed a system of collecting a culmination of the local statutes and the existing legal practice codes and combined 282 laws with scaled punishments into one single body of…

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    everything on earth and is all-good and all-powerful but invisible. Additionally, Judaism portrays God as a redeener who saves His people when they are in trouble, just like He saved the Jews from slavery in Egypt. The Biblical story of Job in the Old Testament challenges the Judaism notion of Ckxl which has been spread in the western world that God will come and save His people in tilt*s of calamities. Worse still, the story refutes the idea that good people are spared of bad happenings since…

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    The book of Micah falls into the genre of the Old Testament minor prophets, men divinely chosen by God to reveal His messages to the people. The first three chapters of the book of Micah are attributed to the prophet Micah himself, however the rest of the book is debated to be compiled of additions and recordings by other prophets to enlarge Micah’s message . The discrepancy comes from the dating of the manuscripts, which chapters four to the end of the book are dated to after deliverance from…

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    Throughout history, many religious scholars have devoted their life to studying the Hebrew Bible. By analyzing the differences in writing styles and diction, these scholars have been able to estimate the time period that certain passages of the text were written. Due to these examinations, scholars have also been able to discern that, within various books of the Bible, there are many unsubtle changes in the various literary elements that are used. The first five books of the Bible, referred to…

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    Yahwist Analysis

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    The first five books of the Torah are the most important readings from the Hebrew Bible. They discuss the foundations of Judaism and set the tone for what is expected as a follower of the religion. Genesis is the first book of the Torah and discusses the creation of the universe and the beginning for human beings. Genesis was created from two different source theories. The two source theories for Genesis are Yahwist and Priestly. The source theory Yahwist is explained as using God’s name Yahweh,…

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    Ethan Arribillaga Collins is a thirteen year boy, born on March 27, 2002. Ethan’s middle name, Arribillaga, was given to him by his mom. That was her maiden name. Growing up with two brothers Troy, and Aron, Ethan must have had an exceptional childhood. Knowing Ethan, he really enjoys going to Memorial games with friends and just having fun. Ethan also knows how to cook. One of his favorite thing to cook is desserts such as cookies and brownies. He also enjoys eating Japanese food with his…

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    In 1955 the Hilprecht Collection, which contained 2500 tablets and fragments, were studied and translated. Although 2500 pieces have been found only 150 were literary works. The multiple fragments found only have a few undisturbed lines, but 50 tablets are in good condition, displaying several complete lines. The fragments contain multiple stories from mythology to catalogues. One of the most interesting stories is “The Curse of Agade: The Ekur Avenged”. About 300 lines are written about the…

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    something, either something bad happened to him andscarred him. This Nada refrain shows the old waiter has had some (having to do with human existence) terribly unfair treatment against him and he no longer believes in god. The waiter is understanding of the old man's need for visiting the cafe on the basis of loneliness. They both of them appear to be lonely and don't want to be by themselves, especially the suicidal old man.…

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    The eastern sources are not strong contenders for direct sources as they lack specifics in similarity. There are, , present visual likenesses from which an author could draw to color a story. Conversely, the western sources show an inversion trait. Portier-Young and Roark argue the author of the Watcher narrative wrote against Prometheus Bound, pitting the loving God of Israel against capricious Zeus. The Tradition of Seven Lean Years also carries inversions: a flood from which God delivers Noah…

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