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    The Poisonwood Bible

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    Poisonwood Bible The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingslover is a novel of a family that experiences hardships and renewal. Their journey to the Congo is told by a wife of a minister and their four daughters. Nathan Price is a God fearing Baptist who takes his family to the Belgian Congo on a mission. The Congo is at a critical point in both its religious and government views. The Price family is coming from Georgia and has no real sense of the experiences that will forever change their

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    How To Study The Bible

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    – 66 books of the Old and New Testament. Each of the 31‚173 verses is a stone‚ a beam‚ a panel of the building which is a Temple more glorious by far than that of Solomon or of Zerubbabel. Would you have fellowship with the Father? You will be sure to find Him within the precincts of His holy house. – Selected How to Study 1 7/10/98 5:20 PM ♦ HOW TO STUDY THE Page 1 BIBLE AND HAVE IT MAKE SENSE How to Study 2 7/10/98 5:20 PM ♦ HOW TO STUDY THE Page 2 BIBLE AND HAVE IT MAKE

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    Ethnicity In The Bible

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    Ethnicity The two creation stories in the Bible have caused a lot of questions. I never looked at the Bible and realized these mythical stories of the creation of the world. The creation stories (Genesis 1-2.4a and Genesis 2.4b-25) have been the same to me‚ and I believed like many other people the two stories emphasize what God created. In Permission Granted: Take the Bible Into Your Own Hands by Jenifer Bird it is well explained the differences of when and why humankind were created in these creation

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    Homosexuality Defaces The Bible Alright‚ I’d just like to start by saying thank you to everybody for coming tonight – I really appreciate it – and for being interested in learning more about this subject. I also want to thank College Hill United Methodist for graciously agreeing to host the event. My name is Matthew Vines‚ I’m 21 years old‚ and I’m currently a student in college‚ although I’ve been on leave for most of the last two years in order to study the material that I’ll be presenting tonight

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    The gospels of the New Testament are regarded as some of the most sacred and important text in Christianity. They are included: Mark‚ Matthew‚ Luke‚ and John. It is accepted that Mark was written first and then Matthew and Luke were written afterward around the same time. They are called the synoptic gospels because they all view the events of Jesus’ life in a similar way. They are very similar however they all have significant differences. Those gospels give important insight into the life‚ death

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    we need to first understand what atonement means and where the word comes from. McGrath says that the word atonement "can be traced back to 1526‚ when the English writer William Tyndale was confronted with the task of translating the New Testament into English"(McGrath 83). At this time there was not a word for reconciliation in the English language and Tyndale had to come up with a word for it. This word that Tyndale came up with or invented was at-one-ment today know as atonement. McGrath

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    Philosophers and scientists alike will say that the Bible is not trustworthy. This is because they do not take the time to dive into the Bible as a historical work. The Bible needs to be examined as an artifact rather than just a book. When examined in this way‚ the Bible can be seen as trustworthy just through the numbers that appear and through the historical evidence found in the writings of other rulers. One thing about God is that He loves numbers. The Book of Mormon only has 1 translation from

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    Bible Dictionary Project

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    Bible Dictionary Project Name: Donna Trussell Student ID: L00223708 Course: BIBL 104 Date: September 17th‚ 2014 Old Testament Bible Dictionary Project: Book of Esther The author of the Book of Esther was believed to be Mordecai‚ the Persian Jew. This book was written between 450-400 BC. The book of Esther has been questioned by critics about the authenticity and whether or not it was produced by biblical scholars. The book is named after the main character a Jewish girl named Esther. The book of

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    Devin Hall Ms. Westhafer Writing Seminar: Summary 07 February 2013 Summary of “The Myth of Violence in the Old West” In his article‚ “The Myth of Violence in the Old West‚” Roger D. McGrath attempts to rebut the common myth of the old west being plagued by high crime rate. Although McGrath agreed that the old west was violent‚ he maintained how the violence at that time was dissimilar from todays. To help illustrate his point‚ he compared today’s crime rate for burglary‚ robbery‚ and murder

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    Theo 104 Reflection Paper

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    the foundation of the complete definition is found in the Bible. As human’s‚ God’s grace towards us is demonstrated in a number of verses in the Bible (Strong‚ 2001). “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God” (Ephesians 2:8-10). This illustrates that it is not through the works of man that we are saved‚ but by the gift of God. One key theme of God’s Grace that is illuminated in the bible is its availability to every man. Titus (2:11)‚ asserts‚

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