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    Within the book of Isaiah there are three main geopolitical events which take place; as these events occur Isaiah plays a role in these eighth century conflicts as his message from God advises the people in power. These messages had a different meaning to the people around him than it does to the audience who reads the book of Isaiah today. The Syro-Ephraimite War, The Threatened Conquest of Egypt and Ethiopia (714 BCE),and Sennacherib's Siege (701 BCE) all add historical context to the message…

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    The Stories of Al Khidr from the Sufi Perspective According to Sufi mythology Al-Khidr literally means the green one which represents eternal liveliness. Al-Khidr is described as the hidden prophet and immortal saint. He came to symbolize divine wisdom and knowledge from Allah and the prophet Muhammad (ﷺ). Sufis have concocted various tales depicting Al-Khidr being immortal and possessing divine knowledge. Some of the stories are described below. Story 1 – Dhul-Qarnayn and the Fountain of Life…

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    Radical Islamist Extremist

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    differences. For example, we both believe the scriptures to be the word of God to the extent that they have not been altered by man. We believe that God has communicated with man through the prophets He sends from the time of Adam forward. We both believe that due to alterations made by man, a new prophet and new scripture were needed to restore truths that have been altered. Our view of the nature of God differs, but not more so than the LDS view of God differs from that of some other…

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    In chapter three of Prophets of the Hood, Imani Perry analyzes Hip Hop music by recognizing certain aspects of songs. Perry believes that the most critical feature of a song is its figurative language such as metaphors and similes, which make the song more interesting and create a feeling or expression related to the song. She emphasizes the importance of the lyrics of a song and its ability to tell a story. Perry details the four formats of the stories of Hip Hop songs: narrative,…

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    most important prophets in the Bible. During the time of King Ahab, Elijah stood against the false prophets, and the Kings. Instead of worshiping God, Ahad and his wife Jezabel worshiped Baal, a Canaanite god. Baal idols were often shaped like a bull, and reflected lustful and selfish pleasures. Elijah was alone in his confrontation with King Ahab, but he was not the only one who believed in God. Elijah’s name means “my God is the Lord” (“Examples Of Faith (IV): Elijah The Prophet")”. God…

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    Talib, is not only the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad but also one of the first Muslim converts after God declared Muhammad his messenger. Ali’s impact on Islam is insurmountable and cannot be overlooked which is why he is seen as one of the four rightly guided caliphs and true leaders in Islamic history. Today many scholars consider Ali to be the most knowledgeable of all of Muhammad’s followers since he accepted the Islamic faith at a young age. “Prophet Muhammad said this about Imam Ali “I…

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    Lumumba: Death of a Prophet explores a moderately obscure historical figure and his relation to cultural history. As the film progresses, it discusses the dominance of the elite or majority over representation, which allows the creation of an “authorized” historical perspective, leaving no room for discussion of other probable conclusions pertaining to historic events. In contrast, Lumumba: Death of a Prophet displays the uncertainty of distinctiveness that comes in relation to the accepted…

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    Minor Prophet Amos Essay

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    When reading the Old Testament, particular attention must be paid to the context. Amos was a sheepherder and did not belong to a family of prophets, according to the book of his name. Yet, God called him to speak to Israel. He was one of the twelve Minor Prophets, active during the reign of Jeroboam II in Israel in the 8th century BCE. Therefore, an exegesis is important in order to distinguish what a particular passage meant to the people at the time it was first heard. Amos is the thirtieth…

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    As we reach the end of the Old Testament, we also reach the Minor Prophets which cover the books of Hosea to Malachi. The prophetic books of the Bible are books of judgment and punishment. They also cover and illustrate the issues of idolatry, social injustices and religious ritualism. Even now in the 21st century these issues still apply to us and we can learn things from the teachings of the prophets. A man named Amos prophesized in Israel during a time of prosperity for the nation;…

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    Literary contexts Habakkuk was a prophet who lived during period of Israel history , the meaning of his name is still questionable it may come from the verb habaq meaning folding of hand , Habaq refers to a group of plants known as Ocimum , it also means to embrace ,Luther on his personal point of view he thought maybe it signified that Prophet Habakkuk embraced his people and comfort them .The book of Prophet Habakkuk is one of the most profound book which you can find an amazing…

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