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    Old Testament Survey Paper

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    word “canon” comes from both the Hebrew and Greek‚ meaning whole; a measuring standard for faith for faith and practice. 2. Which council helped decide the canon of the Old Testament? A. Jerusalem; B. Jamnia; C. Judea; D. Joppa 3-5. The Hebrew Bible divides the books into what three groups? 3. Torah 4. Prophets 5. Writing 6. Most of the Old Testament was originally written in A. Latin; B. Greek; C. Hebrew; D. Aramaic. 7. Which view of inspiration do your authors believe? Why? 8. Which

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    Theoangelsdemons

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    Angels and Demons in the Bible Jill Coltharp Liberty University Theo 104-B16 Professor H. Harriss Introduction The differences between Angels and Demons are apparent in many ways. Many of us hear about angels through word of mouth and know about them through this manner as well. Angels are on the good side on the battle between good and evil. Angels are mentioned several times in the Bible‚ however‚ Theologians still find it a very difficult subject. Demons on the other hand are

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    something that ’gives hope‚ joy and inspiration to millions’. The same can be said for the bible. The parallels can be seen even from the beginning of the movie‚ when Truman sees the light from the sky and begins to see the truth. Seahaven can be likened unto the Garden of Eden. Truman can be seen as Adam and Sylvia can be seen as Eve. The tree of the knowledge of good and evil represents the truth. In the bible‚ Eve convinced Adam to eat the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. In the

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    Against Religion

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    Religion and its Defects Organized religion is a facet of society that acts as a frame in the development of an individual‚ whether growing up with a religious fanatic family or in an atheists structured home the majority of the views expressed are views from one’s own family‚ not his or her own understanding. In many if not most cases an organized religion takes away from one’s own personal growth; which in turn creates an easier path into indoctrination. “Religion can contribute to personal and

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    Genesis 12: 1-9

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    important passage of the Bible. The Lord tells Abram that he is to leave Haran‚ where he had been living for 75 years. God makes a covenant with Abram‚ promising him land‚ offspring‚ and blessings. Abram listens to God and leaves Haran and continues to follow him. This part of Genesis gives us a lot of insight and a Biblical exegesis can help us to understand it even better. Throughout my own personal journey of faith‚ I have read many sections of the Bible and attended many Bible studies in an attempt

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    Deuteronomy chapter 23

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    Introduction “Before we can begin to analyze a passage in the Bible‚ we must know where the passage logically begins and where it logically ends.” Just like any narrative story‚ it must separate into a paragraph to understand and fully comprehend what the passage is. I will compare four different bible translation books in order to see why some bible books has section heading in chapter verse where there is no section heading in other bibles. The passages I have chosen is Deuteronomy Chapter 23 as

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    1. What happens if you carefully consider the surrounding context of a passage‚ but ignore its literary genre? When you are reading the Bible‚ understanding and interpreting the true meaning is one of the most crucial things we must do. In the text‚ Hays and Duvall say that “we would go so far as to say that the most important principle of biblical interpretation is that context determines meaning.” If we make the mistake of ignoring the context‚ it often leads to misinterpretation and confusion

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    Church History

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    who His Son is. J. Scott Duvall and J. Daniel Hays wrote a book called Grasping God’s Word. Within this book‚ the authors inspire their readers by giving a detailed reason why we study the Bible. They say‚ “The reason we study the Bible is that we want to hear God’s Word to us.” They go on to say‚ “The Bible was written by numerous human authors‚ but the divine aspect of it is inseparably and mysteriously interwoven into every verse. The term we use to describe this relationship between the divine

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    The story of Moses comes about after Genesis‚ were the covenant is to be continued through him and God ’s people. The story starts with Israel still in Egypt since Joseph ’s time. The Israelites have been prospering‚ and because of this the Pharaoh is feeling threatened. In result of this‚ the Pharaoh orders the murder of all male baby Israelites. With the midwives to follow through with these orders‚ they refused. They refused to kill the newborn boys in fear of God‚ which is where Moses comes

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    Death Foretold

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    Death Foretold‚ imagery had a huge effect because readers had a way of connecting with the Bible. " It looked like a stigma of the crucified Christ" ( Marquez‚ 75 ) This quote from novel helps the readers picture Santiago Nasar into a direct parallel to Jesus Christ. When Jesus was killed his hands and feet were pinned to the crosses and was looked as a disgrace‚ same when Santiago was crucified. In the Bible‚ Jesus had to die to pay the penalty for all mankind sin‚ whereas Santiago was crucified for

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