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    Continuationism

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    speaking of tongues was a form of communication with the believer and God. If believers have the Holy Spirit, now just like the apostles did, so why these charismatic signs are debatable, and others aren’t? Jesus said, “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be My witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and even to the remotest part of the earth.” To say this scripture was just for the Apostles, you would have to refute all…

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    Percy's Dream

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    give it to him. Percy denies that he stole his helm of darkness, but when Percy opens his bag, he sees the master bolt but doesn't know how it got there. When Hades demands the bolt and his helm, he shows Percy his mother frozen in a shower of gold. Percy remembers the magical pearls Nereid had given him. Although, he only has three meaning he cannot save everyone from Hades. Percy also remembers what the prophecy says, "You will fail to save what matters most in the end." Percy agrees with…

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    mind in order to discover his creativity. All we see is a blank white room. Emmet is shown as an uncreative builder which reveals he is not a master builder. As the movie progresses no one believes that Emmet will fulfill his prophecy. Emmet is said to be the hero the prophecy foretold to stop Lord Business by using the piece of resistance. He is said to be the ultimate Master Builder. The most special, but he isn’t. He accidently stumbled upon the piece. He is just like…

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    Why Macbeth Fails to Maintain His Power William Shakespeare often creates a protagonist that falls from the highest positions in society, such as a king. He also will add a tragic flaw to these protagonists which explain why one would fail to manage their power. One example from one of William Shakespeare’s plays is Macbeth, and how one man fails to sustain a high position in society. In the play, Macbeth, the main character, Macbeth; a war hero, encounters three witches called The Weird…

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    say that Oedipus solving the Riddle of the Sphinx and becoming King is leading to his destruction by fulfilling the prophecy. Oedipus refuses to believe in what he has heard. According to the movie The Truman Show the producer, Kristof, says, “We accept the reality of the world we are presented” (The Truman Show 1998). Oedipus believed that he was living a perfect and honest life when in fact he was living a lie just as Truman was living most of his life as a…

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    In the novel Brave New World Huxley attempts to prophesize how our future society will become from where its current path was going, given the social influences and technological advances of his time. Although some of these prophecies have come true, such as a great increase in sexual freedom, the humanlike qualities that differentiate us from other species, such as science, art, and religion have not completely been forgotten like it has in the people of World State. Throughout the dystopian…

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    from the dating of the manuscripts, which chapters four to the end of the book are dated to after deliverance from Babylonian, beginning in 538 BC . Micah's prophecy and ministry occurred between 735-686 BC and overlapped with the ministry of two other prophets, Isaiah and Hosea . These prophets wrote during the period of the divided kingdom, when God’s people were…

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    Oedipus Epic Hero

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    their stories. However if asked, the average person would not be able to tell you what the most basic difference between such characters is, intrinsically. The difference between a tragic hero versus an epic hero is distinct but not a common topic when discussing Mythology. Some things are similar between the two types and some are different. Perhaps the biggest difference between an epic and tragic hero is the types of challenges they face and how they deal with it. An epic hero is…

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    narrator is similar to a calf in this situation. Calves were used as sacrifices on religious alters, and the narrator is currently being offered as sacrifice on an alter of racism. He has been chosen to speak in front of many white men, yet they fail to give him their undivided attention, yet instead,make him a laughing stock. This is another example of the white men using the blacks as entertainment, and they, therefore, did not take him seriously. They accepted him as sacrifice and tore…

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    and Iago have in common is their murderous thoughts about the people that either hurt them or got in the way of something they wanted. For the Macbeths, the plot to kill Duncan was the way they expressed this. “We fail! But screw your courage to the sticking place and we will not fail. When Duncan is asleep- where…

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