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    written? c. What is it about? d. Describe the beliefs of the people. III. The Old Testament a. When was it written? b. Describe the flood? IV. Comparison of the Two a. Which came first? b. Describe the similarities. V. Summary VI. Works Cited Abstract This term paper compares the flood story in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament of the Bible and the flood story in Gilgamesh. It identifies links between the ancient Sumerian epic and the account of Noah in Genesis as well as similarities

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    Applying the Old Testament Law as Christians‚ Hays Essay Summer 2011 OBST 591-B05 LUO Dr. Street June 5‚ 2011 Applying the Old Testament Law as Christians is honoring Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. The bible says that the Old Testament is a shadow of what Jesus Christ is. To look at it in a different perspective the” Light”‚ who Jesus Christ says He is‚ reflects a shadow on the Old Testament Law. Whatever Jesus Christ did in the New Testament was the Old Testament Law—Jesus came

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    The Testament By John Grisham A. Setting The novel started with a sympathetic and lonely mood as the one of the main character describe himself as an old man‚ lonely and unloved‚ sick and hurting and tired of living down to his last day even at his last a hour not being afraid of dying. The story begins to take place in Mclean‚ Virginia a  home to many diplomat‚ billionaire business men ‚members of Congress‚ and high-ranking government officials partially due to its proximity to Washington

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    The book has been boxed up and stacked under piles of newspaper and junk for what seems like decades. Its corners are pealed and the edges have been sequentially been curved inward. It has evidently gathered dust and there are endless dust bunnies surrounding this pyramid of senile possessions. I opened the book to check if the inside looks as abandoned as the cover‚ it does not in fact‚ it looks as if it has never been opened before. And the smell has changed a bit. I press my nose to the centre

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    before and after are compared to him. His loyalty guaranteed that there was always a descendant of David’s on the throne. After discussing the five main characters in the Old Testament‚ Richter moves onto the main locations that are important. The first area chosen is Mesopotamia. This was home to the most advanced ancient civilization. It was where Genesis begins the story of humanity‚ which starts with Adam and Eve. It was also where Noah’s flood took place‚ as well as the Tower of Babel. The

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    The worship of God changed between the old and new testament in the bible. In the Old Testament most people didn’t worship god as most of the known regions were ruled by kings. The New Testament had a lot more people practicing Christianity with Jesus Christ on the earth leading them. After its construction by Solomon‚ the temple in Jerusalem became the prominent focus of Christian worship. It appears that the emphasis of worship in the temple was primarily on sacrificial offerings and praise to

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    just and God is merciful are three important theological truths that are found within both the Old and New Testament scripture that demonstrate the unified and coherent nature of the Bible. Furthermore‚ this paper will explain how these three theological beliefs are interconnected to one another and how they can be applied in a practical application to a Christian’s daily life.The Bible contains 66 books that are different from each other in their content but unified in their message. There are four

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    OLD TESTAMENT QUESTION ONE: Old Testament Pentateuch Explain the meaning of “covenant” in the Old Testament. Within the Old Testament‚ covenant generally refers to an agreement or relationship made between two parties. Typically‚ this appears between one with authority and one under authority (similar to a suzerain-vassal treaty)‚ such as a king (e.g. suzerain) and his subjects (e.g. vassals) or a stronger and weaker party (2 Sam. 5:3‚ Jos. 9:15)—although this is not always the case such as the

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    Chase Talley New Testament 110-003 Acts Ch. 21-28 penta summaries Chapters 21-25 In chapter 21 Paul takes off to go to Syria but is warned by some disciples in Tyre to not go to Jerusalem. In Caesarea Paul gets in some trouble and is told that he will be blinded and this is told by Agabus. Paul is willing at this point to give his life up for God. Later in chapter 22 Paul gives a sermon and tells pretty much his testimony and about how Christians were being persecuted. Paul then gets in trouble

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    Introduction The imagery of an “imaginary theater production” can by used to describe The Book of Job. This Old Testament piece of wisdom literature plays out like a great play‚ on Broadway‚ which includes suspense‚ heartache‚ a want for justice‚ a whirlwind of a climax‚ and a feel-good resolution that leaves the audience content yet somewhat puzzled at the same time. What was the story all about? How can a man who exemplifies “virtue and faith‚ ” as spoke by God in Job 1:8‚ suffer so violently

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