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    through eight covers a lot of ground related to what a Christian worldview is. Paul wrote this book for the Romans because their society was in a lot of corruption. The Romans began to take on false gods and worshipped them engaging in unnatural sexual immoralities. These passages that Paul wrote covers the basics of what salvation is, who can receive salvation, and what God expects from those who are saved. Although Paul wrote Romans as a message to the Romans it is a message for everyone. Sins…

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    Over the years there have been many inspirational people that have passed away. Unfortunately, there have also been some people that have been assassinated. One of those people was John Lennon who was an inspiration but was murdered by a mentally insane person. John Lennon was and still is an inspiration. Him and the Beatles had toured the world to spread the influence of their music. Later on when they split up, John still continued to make influential music and say inspirational quotes such…

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    NT302 Essay Evluate, "Peters visit to Cornelius was a major turning point of the Acts narrative" Intro In evaluating this statement I will detail what I believe is Luke's particular bias in desribing the expansion of the early church from a mainly Jewish population centred in Jerusalem, to a predominantly Gentile population that expanded geographically and socially outwards. In Acts 1:8 he quotes Jesus, "....you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends…

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    The allocated passage (2 Thessalonians 3:1-16) was known to have been written by Saint Paul near the end of his second missionary journey from Corinth. Saint Paul wrote many letters that can be found in the Bible. Paul was a well-educated, leading Jew who participated in destroying the Christian church and execution of Stephen, know to be the first martyr recorded in Act 7:55-8: 4. It is believed that on his way to Damascus to imprison more Christians, he saw the Lord and began a revelation in…

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    Thirdly, what made Revolver different than most Beatles albums is George Harrison would usually do every guitar solos for the band (except a few by Lennon). In the song “Taxman”, Harrison was having a great deal of trouble with this solo causing tension and frustration in the studio (enter source here). Even when they slowed the tape down, Harrison still could not do it. The band watched him struggle for hours, until McCartney took the solo himself. In “Taxman”, his guitar solo was one of the…

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    Suffering was commonplace within the Greco-Roman world and was viewed as a struggle that ultimately benefited the person going through such a “trial” because they would be strengthened by it. With this in mind, Paul was able to use suffering as an educational tool when teaching his folk. This stems from that through suffering, hope is developed as a means to look forward to when the suffering would end. This helped early Christians realize that through believing…

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    The Beatles: Imprints Left on Struggling America After many tragedies and let downs, America looked towards The Beatles as foreign role models for change and to get through its all-time lows. After Kennedy’s assassination and the Cuban Missile Crisis, Americans needed something that would take their minds off of the hardships in their lives. Surely obsessing over four young, talented, and foreign men would do it. On February 9th, 1964, the Beatles made their first American television debut.…

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    To him be glory forever. Amen. To put it even more simply, What is our motivation here for our total commitment to Christ? Paul is saying it’s in everything Christ has already done for us. And what else is Paul saying? Well according to John Macarthur, Paul is saying, "Look, you who have received all of these marvelous things, you to whom God has given them, and they are mercies." And what does mercy mean? That we don't what? We don't…

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    Did you know The Beatles were famous failures once? Most people had no clue the Beaten failed at first so don’t feel bad if you were on of them. If you were one of the multiple people who didn’t know, in this essay you will learn why they were failed, how they were successful, and why they broke up and went there different ways. Beatles' early career was actually a series of failure. One reason they were a failure because, a record that reached the top in their unsuccessful audition with…

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    The one event in the movie that left a lasting impression was when they were picketing the president and were arrested for obstructing traffic. They were then sent to jail, and after they refused to eat, Alice Paul was force fed. This left an impression on me because in order for someone to go through all of the pain, they must have really wanted to make a point and fight for their cause. This part of the movie showed just how dedicated Alice along with all the people who supported her were for…

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