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    “the prophet” Zoraster. It was based on monotheism (the belief in one God). Zoroaster ‘s believe that they had one main god named Ahura Mazda. The beliefs of Zoroastrianism were compiled of poems and ideas which became a sacred book called “Avesta”. These followers believed that if you did good in this life; you will go over a bridge in the afterlife to a good place. Now‚ if you did wrong and or bad in this life; you will go over a bridge in the afterlife into a terrible life. The Hebrews was

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    particular amongst the prophets. Several distinguishing features about the life of Amos and his ministry mark this book out from the other books in the Bible. Amos is the first of “writing prophets” of the eight century. He breaks from the tradition of previous prophets. Amos wasn’t called to be a prophet and didn’t come from the lineage of any prophets. Amos was a wealthy sheepbreeder‚ Judean from the town of Tekoa and the owner of a sycamore orchard. The ministry of the minor prophet Amos took place around

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    The Prophet, Daniel

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    The Book of Daniel is an account of a young adult‚ despite extreme difficulty‚ stands strong in his faith and is one of the major prophets of the Old Testament. Some scholars believe the book of Daniel was written anonymously sometime in the mid 2nd century BC. (http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761559620/Daniel_(book_of_Bible).html) The book of Daniel is two distinct parts of twelve chapters. The first six chapters of Daniel recount six stories as narratives of tests of his faith. The other

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    him)‚ may surprise many people. It isn’t di cult to understand why‚ since the general perception people have of Muhammad (pbuh) is that of a man with no connection to Biblical Prophets or prophecies. However‚ taking a closer look at Muhammad’s (pbuh) life‚ it becomes clear that he upheld the basic tenets that the Biblical Prophets came with‚ and led millions to do the same. Indeed it was because of the teachings of Muhammad (pbuh) that billions of Muslims since his time up until today have revered the

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    Bible Quiz Questions 4

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    Stuart most of the "predictions" of the Old Testament prophets deal directly with events in the modern era (21st Century). Question 7 3 out of 3 points The terms minor and major prophets really just clarifies that some books were more important than others. Question 8 3 out of 3 points The issue of historical distance is not really a problem in understanding the prophets. Question 9 3 out of 3 points A key term in the message of the prophet Amos is "the day of the Lord"‚ a time where God intervene

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    of your Soul The Prophetic Books: Expectation for Christ Meaning – A. Forth tell Gods Message (preach) B. Foretell the future (predict) Methods – Courageous‚ Confrontational‚ Corrective‚ Conditional‚ and Charismatic *Marks of a True Prophet -harmony with Law of Moses -authentications by miracle -100 % fulfillment or predications -spiritual discernment Message- Visual and Verbal 1. Verbal – object lessons 2. Verbal- preaching sermons Messianic Prophecy: Predictions of Christ

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    TRIAL OF BROTHER JERO

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    around a bar beach prophet Jero who pretends to be a true prophet but in the actual sense‚ he is a cheat‚ a rogue‚ and in fact the devil’s incarnate. As the play unfolds Soyinka presents prophet Jero as a representative of hypocritical religious and political leader. He presents him in a humors and comical way that we see through the front of the holy hermit which he put on for the benefit of his deluded worshippers. The wrong mentality or orientation of some so called prophet is brought to the

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    Religion

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    A proper analysis of the topic of prophets in the first ‘division’ of the Christian Bible named the Old Testament; the recognized repository of the Law‚ the Prophets‚ Hagiographa and chronicle of the covenant between God and Israel; should begin with a definition of the focus of our study. Succinctly‚ the term ‘prophecy’ generally means to foretell or predict future events. The religious application of the word implies that the individual – known as a prophet - offers utterances of ‘divine’ or

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    change can be seen as prophets. A prophet is a person with an unorthodox message that challenges established traditions or practices‚ and being on the road means being separated from a society. As a result‚ a prophet needs to be on the road in order to develop a message that opposes accepted beliefs. In order to be considered a prophet‚ a person needs to preach a message that challenges established traditions. This message can be in direct contrast

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    Prophecy Of Habakkuk

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    It was written between the years of about 600 and 587B.C.E. "Habakkuk was a cult prophet; he raised doubts about divine justice and God’s treatment of the wicked" (Jerome 261). "These were hard times for Habakkuk’s people. It was times of war in which his people were being invaded by the Assyrians‚ during the kingdom of Judah". "The interesting thing about the eighth minor prophet Habakkuk is that he is the only prophet to ask God WHY". "All his questions start with why except his first question "How

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