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    Throughout the Historical books of the Old Testament many people failed and were weak. The first persons to display their weakness was Adam and Eve. They both failed and ultimately caused sin to enter this world. Moses made the mistake of striking the rock instead of speaking to it‚ because he was enraged with the people. Ultimately God used him even though he was weak. Sampson was a man distracted by women. He was weak‚ but through his weakness‚ God used him to glorify God. These are just a few

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    Summary of the books of the Old Testament Books The Book of Genesis uses narrative text to tell us how God created the universe and our world and how God then created man. Adam and Eve did not pay attention to God and were punished; this was the beginning of what is called “the fall of man". God gave orders to Adam and Eve to populate the land‚ to control and have authority over everything. From what we are told about family trees in sections called toledots. The Book of Genesis also includes

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    Bible Dictionary Project Template Name: Jamika Rollins Student ID: L25951188 Course: Bible 104 Date: September 22‚ 2014 Old Testament Bible Dictionary Project: Proverbs Author: Solomon and others Date: 950-700 BC Key Word: Wisdom Key Verse: “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom‚ and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding”(9:10) The book of proverbs is the words of wisdom. The Proverbs are wise saying that express deep truths in capsules form. (Ed Hindson and Elmer L. Towns

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    INTRODUCTION The book opens with an introduction comparing the study of the Old Testament and the other religions and cultures of other peoples from the Ancient Near East. Scholars used to believe that the Old Testament was unique among other beliefs in the Ancient Near East but they now view the Old Testament as identical to other religions of its day and time. The author also discusses the vital philosophical distinction between “essence” and “accident.” When removing an essential feature

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    begins The Bible Among the Myths: Unique Revelation or Just Ancient Literature? with a concise and well-written introduction that whets the reader’s appetite‚ compelling one to continue reading. He begins by informing the reader that his novel has been in the works dating all of the way back to the 1960s‚ when he attended the Asbury Theological Seminary. Oswalt quickly points out that one of the main points that the book will focus on is determining if “the religion of the Old Testament [is] essentially

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    Mr. Richard Hester author of the book New Testament Bible History Illustrated handbook wrote this book in hopes that his own years of experience along with the wisdom and knowledge he gained as a young man from many other men who had spent their lives serving the Lord‚ would be a help to students as well as teachers‚ preachers‚ and any believer that are wanting to know more about the history of the New Testament. The second reason Mr. Hester wrote this series was to create an effective teaching

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    Author One day in about the year 95 A.D.‚ a man named John had a vision from heaven. The book of Revelation is John’s record of that vision (Revelation 1:9-11). John was a Christian leader of Jewish origin who was in exile on the Roman prison island of Patmos. We don’t know why John was exiled to Patmos‚ but it may have been for refusing to worship the Roman emperor Domitian‚ who had declared himself a god. Tradition says John the apostle (Mark 3:14-19) was the author of both Revelation and the

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    ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN THOUGHT AND THE OLD TESTAMENT BOOK SUMMARY by JOE VALENTI Old Testament Introduction OBST 590 B06 Dr. Randy Haney March 1‚ 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 11 CHAPTER 22 CHAPTER 33 CHAPTER 45 CHAPTER 57 CHAPTER 69 CHAPTER 711 CHAPTER 812 CHAPTER 914 CHAPTER 1015 CHAPTER 1117 CHAPTER 1219 CHAPTER 1320 CHAPTER 1422 POSTSCRIPT23 WORKS CITEDi CHAPTER 1      The opening chapter begins by orienting the reader to the idea of "comparative study‚"

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    The books of the Old Testament are filled with endless amounts of wisdom and knowledge that can still be practically applied to the lives of Christian’s today to help them to live God-honoring lives. More specifically‚ idolatry‚ social injustice‚ and religious ritualism are three areas in which the Old Testament contains a wide assortment of practical knowledge that Christians can apply to their lives today. The prophets of the Old Testament such as‚ Zephaniah‚ Amos‚ Ezekiel‚ and Jeremiah were just

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    consider while reading the bible. Three vital elements to gain knowledge about the New Testament according to NTA (New Testament Antiquity) would be to know the land‚ having an understanding of the history and knowing the culture of the people from the land. Knowing these three items will broaden the bible and the message of Gods word‚ confirming and bringing knowledge from the past. In order to paint a picture that will allow literature to flow the authors of the bible must have had us in mind! The

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