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    control their spending and maintain their wealth. The Way to Wealth is written from the perspective of the humorous Poor Richard who was quoting a so-called reader of his work name Father Abraham. By using a secondary source that was praising the wisdom of Poor Richard‚ Franklin was lending an element of validity and importance to his work. Benjamin Franklin also felt that too many people were focused on buying items that were not necessary. Father Abraham tells his audience that going into debt

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    Like most farmers in China during the late 1800s‚ Wang Lung‚ the protagonist of The Good Earth‚ was a practical man who wanted to both start a family and please his father. To accommodate his desires‚ a marriage was established between O-lan‚ a slave of the House of Hwang and himself. As he awoke on the morning of his wedding‚ he seemed distant from his routine involving the care of his father‚ knowing that he would not be following it again. Lung may had viewed his marriage as providing him with

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    eighty-one books of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church canon. The Hebrew Bible‚ or Tanakh‚ contains twenty-four books divided into three parts: the five books of the Torah ("teaching" or "law")‚ the Nevi’im("prophets")‚ and the Ketuvim ("writings"). The first part of Christian Bibles is the Old Testament‚ which contains‚ at minimum‚ the twenty-four books of the Hebrew Bible divided into thirty-nine books and ordered differently than the Hebrew Bible. The Catholic Church andEastern Christian churches also

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    societies is the recognition of a divine figure. Interactions between the people and this figure vary depending on how the figure is perceived. Three compelling examples of this are found in the myths of ancient Rome‚ the Mayans from the Americas and the Hebrew Bible. Each relationship is unique‚ yet due to the authority a divine figure demands‚ similar aspects are perceivable. The gods of Rome were revered because of their immortality and supernatural abilities. Humans were depicted to be almost equal

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    Ecclesiastes‚ unlike Acts‚ Romans‚ or Hebrews‚ does not seem to come right out and discuss the topic of faith. The writer shares about his own life and the pursuit of satisfaction and happiness in his own power. In all of the things he tried to find happiness in‚ he only found that everything apart from God is meaningless and vain. When he accepted the fact that God has a plan that He is working it out in the author ’s life‚ and that all he needs to do is allow Him to work‚ it was only then that

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    yPolytheistic Hidden Details Introduction In Israel‚ the center of monotheism‚ only one God has been worshipped. As I read sections of the Hebrew‚ I came across verses that contradicted the idea of monotheism and started agreeing with claims made that God‚ Yahweh‚ had a female consort. This claim‚ that Yahweh had a wife‚ is not new. It became more prominent when a documentary by Francesca Stavrakopoulou‚ “The Bibles Buried Secrets Did God Have a Wife”1 was televised on BBC. Although this claim

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    2) Odysseus and Athena. Compare their relationship with that of Job and God from the Hebrew Bible. What does this suggest about the religious attitudes of the Hebrews and the Greeks. Odysseus and Athena’s relationship can be very closely compared to that of Job and God due to the harmonious nature of their coexistence. In the Odyssey‚ Athena acts as a sort of protector for Odysseus. “I that am always with you in times of trial‚ a shield to you in battle…” (pg 368‚ ln356) She is constantly

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    other unnamed persons. Solomon is responsible for most of the proverbs. When I think of Proverbs‚ I think of a book of facts. It is like a list of things under the heading of wisdom. Here is just a very small sample of some of the proverbs: Proverbs 1:7 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him‚ and he shall direct thy

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    something than others but‚ it does not mean that talent is the only key to success”‚we should not confuse talent with spiritual success. Talent is the 10% of wisdom‚ while 90% of wisdom is hard-working “(anonym) from this we understand that ‚ although talent is delivered uniquely to all people it can be compensated by our inquisitiveness or diligence. There are similarities and differences between talent and spiritual gifts .both are gifts from God .Both grow in effectiveness with use .Both are

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    not dictation the authors aimed their messages so they would be understood by their own audience (i.e.‚ the one at the time when it the text was written) their meaning may not be at all obvious to us now Features: It is a treasure chest of wisdom and inspiration that guided generations it contains some of the most profound insights into the meaning of life it is the single most important source of western culture it has the most profound influence on modern religious thoughts it is

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