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    The Book Sojourners and Strangers‚ sets out to answer the question “What is a Church?” (pg. 19)‚ as there are many denominations that are claiming to be the church‚ and some making the claim to be the one true church. Gregg R. Allison‚ sets out to give the different biblical interpretations that these denominations give and where they make claim that the gleam them from within the Bible. Hi thesis is‚ “to write a new evangelical ecclesiology as part of Crossway’s Foundations of Evangelical Theology

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    Origin of Judaism

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    According to Judaic history‚ God spoke to Abram offering the rise of a new powerful nation if Abram followed a set of rules that God gave him. Abram agreed‚ thus establishing the base for Judaism. This offer that God gave Abram is known as the covenant by Jewish people. They believed that if they followed the word of God‚ they would receive gifts from God. Later on‚ when Abram turned 100 years old‚ God changed Abram’s name to Abraham‚ which means “father of many” in Hebrew. This was when Abraham

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    relational God who gives His people enough free will to make their own decisions while still being able to use them for his ultimate plan. When God chose the Israelite people to be his people‚ He created a covenant with them. The Israelites had a hard time upholding their side of the covenant. This was demonstrated in verse 8 when God exclaims to Moses‚ “They have been quick to turn away from what I commanded them and have made themselves an idol cast in the shape of a calf” (Exodus 32:8 New International

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    The Role of Women within Orthodox Judaism 1 Since the beginning of the Jewish religion‚ women have had what seems to be a marginalized role that encompasses almost every facet of life. In many cases within the body of Jewish texts‚ clear misogynist statements and commentary are made dealing with every aspect of what it means to be female. Within the Orthodox movement‚ these restrictions appear to be the most prevalent. Through examination of the role of women within the key

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    adulthood are circumcised as well. Circumcision is extremely important to Jews because Abraham (the founder of Judaism) made a covenant with God in which God told Abraham‚ “And ye shall be circumcised in the flesh of your foreskin; and it shall be a token of a covenant betwixt Me and you” (Bereishit 17:11 Tenahk). If any male went uncircumcised he would be breaking the covenant and as such “be cut off from his people” (Bereishit 17:14 Tenahk). Christians abandoned circumcision as a requirement at the

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    maintain the curse onto their offspring‚ etc. He talks about Levi and God’s covenant with him. His "covenant of life and peace". Levi "stood in awe" of the Lord’s name unlike the priests who defile it. Levi spoke the truth and followed the Lord’s instructions. God says that priests should follow after Him and preserve knowledge and seek instruction but instead they choose to turn away and therefore they have "violated the covenant with Levi". (Malachi 2:8) Because they have ignored God’s ways and lived

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    and sorrows were bought with blood. Washing machines may wash off the dirt of this world‚ but you‚ my scriptures‚ have helped me to understand ordinances and covenants‚ like baptism which can clean the dirt from our souls and we can become clean once more. You remind me of these covenants with the sacrament prayers‚ as we renew our covenants each

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    American Lawyer 2d yr full time possible exam – 1-1.5 on last day ------------------------------------------------- Jan. 10‚ 2012 Why take this class? * Reason 1: Leveraged acquisitions (LAs) aren’t going away * Lots of decline in 2007‚ 08‚ 09 * 10‚ 11‚ 12 little better * M&A isn’t going anywhere * LA and PE isn’t going anywhere – may decrease‚ but doubtful * Over 1 tril. avail. * Big factor: big institutional investors (pension funds

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    “This is the way‚ walk ye in it.” Isaiah‚ 30. 21 Isaiah (meaning “the Lord saves”) was a prophet who lived in Jerusalem about 2700 years ago and is considered “one of the greatest figures in the prophetic series” (Blunt 1953: 49). Little information is known Isaiah the man‚ and what information exists is often contradictory or ambiguous. What Charpentier (1982) gathers from his writing is that he had a wife (known as the prophetess) and three

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    Book of Habakkuk The prophet Habakkuk introduced in his Book is not considered a prominent figure‚ as he is considered to be one of the twelve Minor Prophets. There is no indication of his lineage and is just referred to as Habakkuk the prophet in the Biblical text‚ but due the liturgical nature of the verses in the book‚ some scholars have described Habakkuk as a cultic prophet. The apocryphal and post-biblical literatures do not reach a consensus to who he was. Some say that he came from the tribe

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