The Gospel of Wealth

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    messages about racial inequality and is considered to be the first political rap record. This song, and many others, is an art form that is demonstrating history on what racial inequality Black citizens had to face. Different music genres consisting of gospel, blues, and jazz are all useful in understanding how music plays a role in Black culture and gives others a deeper understanding on the fearful discrimination they faced. The song “How We Gonna Make the Black…

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    1. How do each of the Gospel authors use parables to describe the Kingdom? One of the most common topics for Jesus in the Gospels is the Kingdom of God. Through allegories, analogies and parables, the Gospel authors try to explain the nature, timing, and requirements of the Kingdom of God. Matthew most often refers to the “Kingdom of Heaven,” perhaps because of the Jewish custom of not saying the name of God, although Matthew is not consistent in this practice, occasionally using the term…

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    Simon Peter is seen as a close friend and companion of Jesus. Throughout Mark's Gospel, Peter witnessed many significant events Jesus' life such as the raising of Jairus’ daughter (Mk 5:37) the transfiguration (Mk 9:2) Jesus’ sermon on the future (Mk 13:3) and Jesus’ agony in Gethsemani (Mk 14:33-37). Even now, Catholics admire Peter for his solid faith and humanity. Mark presents Peter as very human in his gospel. Simon was one of Jesus' closest disciple's, and Jesus entrusts his legacy to…

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    Exegetical Paper Many people view wealth as the solution to all of their problems, but in the gospel of Mark, Jesus takes another side. He calls his followers to give up all their earthly possessions and be fully dependent on him. This is a picture of our dependence on God for our eternal destiny. Jesus calls christians to a radical, sacrificial life in Mark 10:21. The second gospel, the Gospel of Mark, was written by the apostle Mark. He wrote this book primarily based off the teachings of…

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    responded by donating much of their money and valuables to the Church or directly to the lower classes. The Church gained wealth and prominence and the large gap between the classes became smaller and smaller. In the Gospel According to St. Matthew, he writes that you should “Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you” (The Gospel According to St. Matthew, 69). Although this excerpt can be interpreted in a number of different ways, it is…

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    understand them; however, this is not the case with The Muppet Christmas Carol. There are explicit references and plot lines that directly relate to biblical themes. Two very prominent themes in this movie that can be found in all four New Testament Gospels are: help those in need when possible (stewardship), and forgiveness. Stewardship is seen when Scrooge is urged not only to donate money to those in need, but even in the scene when Kermit asks him for a just extra shovel of coal on the fire…

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    had discussions about the Gospels of Luke and Matthew. Each story contains infancy narratives which educates us more about Jesus’ early life. With the vital elements given in the Gospels, we obtain more knowledge about the Annunciation, genealogy, visitors, other significance. The annunciation was when the angel Gabriel appeared before Mary and asked her to carry the son of God. Similar to the word “annunciation, the incarnation was announced at this time. In Luke’s Gospel, the annunciation…

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    Social gospel wanted to apply Christian ethics to social problems such as poverty, slums, poor nutrition and education, alcoholism, crime, and war. One of the many things the practice of Social Gospel overcame was the expansion of education with things such as colleges, libraries, and Americanization. Settlement houses were another product of the Social Gospel. The people attempted to bring the values of small-town, middle class America…

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    Scholars have widely agreed that the Gospel of Luke has a special focus on the concern for the poor. This concern for the poor and marginalized first becomes obvious in the account of Jesus’ birth. In the Gospel of Matthew (2:1-12), it is the Magi, wealthy men from a distant country that come to worship Jesus, while Luke tells readers about shepherds- lowly men working in the fields coming to see the baby Jesus. Also, Luke has women, Elizabeth and Mary who as the focal point of the infancy…

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    to all men the Gospel, the source of all saving and moral teaching”. By faithfully fulfilling this commission, the words from Christ were orally preached to communities through communication of series of letters. For example, 1 Corinthians wrote to the Romans regarding Christian communities internal divisions with the intended discussion of the state of humanity. They urged the Romans to abide by these letters, as “those who proclaim the gospel should get their living by the gospel.” (1…

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