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    with the greatest army. The problem was this: The land was now at peace. Israel had extended its borders. David’s sin was pride and ambition in counting the people so that he could glory in the size of his nation and army‚ its power and defenses. By doing this‚ he put his faith in the size of his army rather than in God’s ability to protect them regardless of their number. We sin in the same way when we place our security in money‚ jobs‚ education‚ different people‚ or many other things. That

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    section is divided into three sub-sections. Each sub-section explains in detail one of the theme that has been suggested. The first one is A Sin-Speech- Mitigation- Punishment theme. This theme is realized in the plot or story pattern of the major narratives of Genesis 1-11. It looks at the narratives as they are understood by G von Rad‚ which is; whenever man sins‚ God’s response is just yet gracious; he punishes‚ yet he forgives. Clines makes his argument about this theme by means of questions. He

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    extinguishing all sin and the prediction of a terrible fate for all those who have sinned against God. While as in the text‚ “The Minister’s Black Veil‚” by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ the theme is covering up one’s sin to shield oneself from the sins of others. Edwards and Hawthorne both believe that sin is evil but they have extreme differences on preventing their people from committing sin. Edwards develops his theme through a sermon to his congregation by ranting to them about choosing to commit sin will result

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    religious piety. But despite these supposedly virtuous qualities‚ in the Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter‚ we are shown how twisted this model of society is. The people torment Hester‚ but refuse to see that their beloved minister carries the same sin in his heart; in fact‚ they revere him all the more for it. In his chapters‚ “Hester at Her Needle‚” and “The Interior of a Heart‚” Hawthorne creates an ironic contrast between Hester’s public torment and Dimmesdale’s inner agony. While there are many

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    righteous man? When Scripture states as it does in Romans 3:23‚ “for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God”; Romans 3:9-10‚ “What then? Are we better than they? Not at all; for we have already charged that both Jews and Greeks are all under sin; as it is written‚ “There is none righteous‚ not even one”‚ and Psalm 14:3‚ “They have all turned aside; together they have become corrupt; there is no one who does good‚ not even one” then what is the reader to ascertain from passages such as Job 1:1

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    does and that is where I placed my hope. But thankfully‚ on this Sunday night it finally clicked. I understood that it was only through Jesus Christ that I could get to heaven‚ and it was in Him that I placed my faith. He took away my sins by dying for me‚ baring my sins with him. Although I truly did become a Child of God that night and it is definitely the most important event in my life‚ it was not the most life-changing. The eventual understanding of the gospel that took place over the next three

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    Utopia vs. Dystopia

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    states that we all came into the world as sinners: "Behold‚ I was brought forth in iniquity‚ and in sin my mother conceived me." Ephesians 2:3 also says that we are all "by nature children of wrath." Nevertheless‚ God did not create the human race sinful‚ but upright; but we fell into sin and became sinful due to the sin of Adam. The faultless society therefore cannot exist for the reason that sin is imperfection. A race of imperfect people will by no means be able to form perfection. History

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    spiritually separated from man ever since Adam and Eve chose to disobey Him by eating the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the Garden of Eden. For the first 5 chapters of the Book of Isaiah‚ Isaiah was condemning people for their sins. At the start of chapter 6 Isaiah had a vision of the Lord. The seraphim declared God’s glory 3 And they were calling to one another: “Holy‚ holy‚ holy is the Lord Almighty; the whole earth is full of his glory.” In Beyer pp. 62 I learned that holy

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    Hester is similar to Abel‚ because they are both considered victims in each of their tales of woe. Lawrence sarcastically proclaims that Hester Prynne is “Abel [and] Admirable!” Hester should not be considered the victim‚ because she has committed a sin and has betrayed her own society. By referring to Hester as Abel‚ Lawrence implies that Hawthorne incorrectly portrays Hester as the victim‚ when in reality‚ she manipulates the reader in order to gain sympathy.

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    Week 5 Assignment E. Ann Gaines Ali Mid-America Christian University Biblical Concepts of Mental Health PSYC 4103 Professor J . Dozier October 23‚ 2012 Week 5 Assignment 1. Give one circumstance in which forgiveness would be a reasonable short term goal. Then give one circumstance where forgiveness would be a long term goal? Is there ever a circumstance where forgiveness might not be a goal in the counseling process? A circumstance where forgiveness would be a reasonable short term

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