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    New Testament Texts

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    that the King James Bible Old Testament texts are kept intact because of their supiriority‚ these texts are inferior and were accumulated by the Jews. The Jews were named to be guardians of the Old Testament‚ Romans 3:1-2 proves that the Jews were the God-appointed custodians of the old testament texts‚ then Jesus authoized them. Secondly‚ we need to realize that the King James Bible New Testament texts are kept intact because

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    Old Testament Outline

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    I. Missions in the Old Testament A. The timid run‚ the brave venture out into the unknown ‚and the noble confront evil. and the righteous declare! B. Missions and important declarations of the Old Testament. C. Biblical verses used 1. Genesis 1:28 2. Exodus 9:1-4 3. Psalm 105.1 II. The Old Testament is the beginning of God calling us to a right relationship with Him. God sent many people on tasks that seemed impossible‚ and they would be without the power of God behind them. God from

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    New Testament Mâchâh

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    The way Mâchâh is most commonly translated in the New Testament is to blot out. It can also be translated to wipes‚ wipe‚ wash‚ and possibly boarders. Mâchâh is used two different ways in Psalms; God removing their names or a place forever and God erasing someones sins (Ps 9:5‚ Ps 51:1‚ and 51:9.) It is found one other time in the poetic books‚ Proverbs 30:20 for someone wiping their mouth. The other times it is found in the New Testament is God removing or destroying everything (Gen 6:7 and Gen

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    What we know today as the New Testament was compiled over a period of many decades. It was first referenced as the “New Testament” by Clement of Alexandria. It is believed that the books that comprise what we know as the New Testament canon were in existence no later than the end of the first century. The included books varied by different sources until the fourth century when the Bishop of Alexandria‚ Athanasios‚ included them in a letter to his flock in AD 367. His list was approved by councils

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    behind the formation of the New Testament canon. What evidence exists in this area? Why did early Christians feel a need to establish an authoritative list? Which elements in the criteria are the most and least important? State your reasons for choosing these elements. How would you respond if someone claimed that the canon of the Bible should still be open? a. Define the "canon" and describe the basic criteria and chronology behind the formation of the New Testament canon. What evidence exists

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    New Testament Final 1.1 What challenges did the Jesus-following movement encounter in its expansion from its original Jewish circles to the Gentile world? whether or not the Jewish law will be applying to the gentiles. 1.2 What major question grew out of the expansion of the early church to include gentiles‚ beginning with Cornelius in Acts 10‚ but building into a full-blown controversy between Paul and other Jewish Christians? Where in the New Testament can we turn to see Paul’s teaching

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    Ruffin Paul McCuistion REL123 “What is Wisdom in the Old Testament sense I believe having a clear definition and understanding wisdom can help us better interpret the Bible’s original intent of Scripture. First of all we must consider the meaning of the primary Hebrew word for wisdom which is (hakam‚ “wise” and hokma‚ “wisdom”)‚ and secondly‚ we must take into account the themes‚ content and forms that are found in the Old Testament wisdom material. One of the books in the Bible which is known

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    Old Jim Crow VS New Jim Crow The Jim Crow laws were racial laws mostly against blacks; they promoted racial discrimination. Laws like colored sat in the back of vehicles‚ colored had a different water fountain‚ and colored people could not vote‚ or live in certain areas. The Jim Crow laws were more than laws‚ they were a way of life for some whites. It was a way of life that saw blacks as inferior beings. Even after the Civil Rights Act of 1964 were passed‚ did it really help rid our nation of prejudice

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    the typology in the New and Old Testament. Saint Augustine said‚ “The New Testament lies in the Old and the Old Testament is unveiled in the New.” Saint Augustine is saying that both the New Testament and the Old Testament go hand in hand. One Testament would not be complete without the existence of the other. Instances in the Old Testament foreshadow events in the New Testament. In the same way‚ the events in the New Testament make the instances in the Old Testament clear as to why they happened the

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    Jesus and Old Testament

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    Teaching and teachers have been around for a long time. In the Old Testament‚ the instruction was provided by the scribes. Even though we don’t have an in-depth description of teaching techniques‚ we do have an idea that the usual method was rote memory. The teacher’s role was to communicate the message and the hearer was to recite that same message back to the teacher. Teaching then moved to another phase – this next phase was to arouse the listener’s aptitude by presenting problems and to cultivate

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