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    look at all aspects of the form. If this aspect is ignored‚ it provides for an incomplete analysis of the painting. Once this is looked at‚ the iconography of the painting becomes much clearer‚ and it is easier to compare the painting to the actual biblical text from which it was derived (Gospel of St. Matthew 2:1 - 2:12). <br><br>When approaching the painting the first thing I noticed was the odd perspective. There are several vanishing points. Also‚ all of the figures seem to be placed on one plane

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    blueprint. The Hebrew Roots movement‚ led I believe by the Holy Spirit‚ is doing much to restore to the Body a sense of its first foundations. In this research paper‚ we will analyze some of the fundamental differences in the mindset of the Hebrews of Biblical times‚ and the Western‚ Hellenistic way of thinking‚ out of which has emerged the bulk of Christian theology. Doing vs. Knowing William Barrett‚ quoted above‚ explains that one of the most fundamental differences between the Western‚ Hellenistic

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    Contextualism in Bible

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    One of the biggest debates between Christians is how to read the Bible. By understanding what He meant by what He said‚ one can fulfill God’s will. There are various interpretations to His words. Contextualism‚ in the Bible‚ refers to interpreting text in context to which the Bible was written. From a contextualist view‚ because there are many books that come from various years‚ the reader must take into account the historical context at the time the book was written. Also‚ the reader must take into

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    Baptist Ministry

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    Within months‚ various committees were formed‚ missionaries were supported‚ and youth ministries were begun. Accountants‚ technology specialists‚ builders‚ pastors‚ and others all freely contributed as they were able‚ and the church had met every need. Beneath the surface of BBC’s practices are shared underlying assumptions. When remarking on the greatest need or weakness of BBC‚ every person who was interviewed quickly mentioned the lack of a senior pastor and his role in the church. One of

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    theory and practice‚ of interpretation. Proper hermeneutics begins with solid “exegesis”. The only proper control for hermeneutics is to be found in the original of the biblical text. The original meaning of the text is the objective point of control. A text cannot mean what it never meant. The true meaning of the biblical text for us is what God originally intended it to mean when it was first spoken. We should be properly concerned whenever anyone says he or she has God’s deeper meaning of

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    rara

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    kerygma) the Bible‚ a written record of the apostolic proclamation The Bible is God’s Word in human words This is the official teaching of the Roman Catholic Church God did not write the Bible; God “inspired” human authors to write the Biblical materials “inspiration” = guidance‚ not dictation the authors aimed their messages so they would be understood by their own audience (i.e.‚ the one at the time when it the text was written) their meaning may not be at all obvious to us now

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    Inductive Bible Study

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    Anyone can read the Bible‚ but it’s another thing altogether to read it for all it’s worth. To get the most out of the study of God’s Word‚ one must utilize a method that ensures integrity in the interpretative process. Such a method would allow the reader to come away from the text with an objective appraisal of the Scripture‚ and be able to apply the truth gleaned to one’s life. To that end‚ many Bible scholars and teachers prefer the Inductive Bible Study method. Inductive Study follows a

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    privileges‚ and responsibilities. In religious and theological circles there has not been agreement on precisely what is to be understood by the biblical term. It is used variously in biblical contexts. In political situations‚ it can be translated treaty; in a social setting‚ it means a lifelong friendship agreement; or it can refer to a marriage. A biblical covenant is an agreement generally between God and humanity. While the Hebrew word beriyt means "covenant" the cultural background of the word

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    Canyon University: BIB 502 October 15‚ 2014 Dr. Don Done Canonical Criteria The purpose of this essay is to discuss and give some explanation and knowledge of the elements and relevant information as it relates to the Canonical Criteria. The Biblical canon that we find in Jewish Christian are listed in and throughout the various books in the Bible. They are recognized as being inspired by God which makes them sacred. They are very profound and valid to the particular religion or community group

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    a mute testimony of the esteem and regard of people for the event that has been recorded in the Holy Bible. Today‚ whenever we commemorate the visit of the wise men‚ now popularly termed as the Three Kings‚ people are once again reminded of the biblical message of giving and sharing.  The Holy Bible clearly and simply states that our Lord loves a cheerful giver‚ and that we will always be rich enough to be generous. The valuable gifts humbly brought by the 3 kings to infant Jesus after enduring

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