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    Exodus: Analysis

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    Primary Source Analysis: Books of Exodus I decided to study the Books of Exodus‚ which can be found in the Bible’s Old- Testament. I chose the Book of Exodus because I have always been curious to learn of the laws the Jewish faith. I also wanted to compare and learn about the treatment Jewish people went through thousands of years ago to the current treatment of today. There is a clear correlation of anti-Semitism in our history that is still apparent today all around the world. It’s unthinkable

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    The Exodus

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    Exodus IntroductionThe Greek word‚ exodus means “departure.” The Exodus is the Israelite departure from Egypt under the leadership of Moses‚ and the subsequent journey through the Sinai wilderness.[1] The biblical Exodus account has been understood on a number of different levels.[2] Historically‚ the Exodus represents the process of Israelite’s slavery under a Egyptian pharaoh‚ followed by their freedom flight from Egypt to the promised land‚ Canaan. Theologically the Exodus implicates important

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    Exodus

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    as he was unkind and rude to the Egyptian people. It is clear from the readings that‚ God came to help Israelites and blessed them when the cry of the suffering of Egyptian slavery and persecution of Israelites reached to God. In the book of Exodus the story begins as when Israelites multiplied greatly in Egypt‚ became a bad headache to the new king of Egypt. The King then ordered to his people explaining his logic saying‚ “we must deal shrewdly with them or they are so numerous that‚ if

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    Michael Paul Jackson L26073846 BIBL 104 (ONLINE) September 18‚ 2013 Exodus The book of exodus is a genre which is a narrative. Exodus was written by Moses during 1440 – 1450 BC. This is the second Book of the Bible which covers from Moses to the Ten Commandments and it covers a lot of regulations and rules. Key people in this book are: Jethro‚ Bezalel‚ Joshua‚ Miriam‚ Pharaoh’s Daughter‚ and Aaron. A lot of historical account to the reader because of the birth of Moses. Moses also

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    The Exodus

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    had never understood what the Exodus epic was all about and what actually happened‚ after attending all my lectures and listening attentively in class i now have a clear understanding of the book of Exodus. The significance of the Exodus event can hardly be overestimated‚ it is the heart of the Israel’s faith experience and of Israel’s identity as nation and as People of God. I have learnt that there has been a lot of debate about the nature of the account of the exodus. “There has never been any

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    Book Of Exodus Analysis

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    The Book of Mormon contains many different patterns throughout the whole book. One prominent and important pattern recognized is the Exodus Pattern. According to the Webster’s Dictionary of 1828‚ Exodus is defined as Departure from a place‚ particularly‚ the departure of the Israelites from Egypt under the conduct of Moses. The first Exodus we see in the Book of Mormon happens in 1 Nephi when Lehi is commanded to take his family and leave Jerusalem. The family is commanded to leave after Lehi has

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    Exodus Movie Analysis

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    Scott did not accurately portray the biblical version of the Hebrew Exodus. Many things portrayed in the movie either didn’t happen in the bible or were very different than the Exodus. Some examples would be that Moses had a different personality in the movie‚ Moses didn’t perform the three miracles‚ God wasn’t a little boy‚ and several other things. These are a few of the problems that lead the movie away from the text. In the Exodus passage‚ Moses was a timid man and when God first asked him to go

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    Tullock Exodus

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    The next story discussed is Moses and the exodus of the Israelites. Once again‚ the old man begins with producing a mental image of the surroundings during the time. A family having a spotless lamb in their hands was the image the old man described. A connection is described between the Israelites in Egypt and the people in Babylon currently. Moses’s birth and departure story is described‚ and the people listened. The burning bush was discussed‚ and the old man informs the people that God is not

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    The Book Of Exodus

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    The book of Exodus communicates the exciting story of Israel’s deliverance from slavery and the beginning of her national identity. It was also at that time that the bones of Joseph were removed to find their ultimate resting place in the Promised Land. Throughout the course of history there can be many individuals who could be considered leaders‚ but some stand out among the others. A great example of a great leader‚ but had flaws is Moses. Moses life is described in the book of Exodus. Moses was

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    Exodus Analytical Essay

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    believe the mere concept of this miraculous happening‚ found in Exodus‚ can teach us great lessons about our humanity. John Collins‚ author of A Short Introduction to the Hebrew Bible‚ reminds us that a careful examination of the exodus account raises questions and is debatable. The geographical location‚ the record keeping of the Egyptians and the common genre of the stories in Exodus provide for scholarly debate. Collins presents Exodus with two primary themes: the revelations of YHWH and the liberation

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