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    Israel and Judah God trusted two men to deliver His message to the tribe of Judah and the children of Israel they were the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah. (Maller‚ 2006) Both of them got caught up in there on sinful acts and disobeyed God. God was angry and punished the two for their wrong doings. It was though the consequences from God that the two prophets begin to see how important and beneficial it was to them and to the lives of Christians that Gods message get delivered. The message God gave

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    Ancient Israel & Ancient Egypt Olivia Nail Osan American High School Although ancient Egypt and ancient Israel are geographically close to each other‚ their religions are near polar opposites‚ and this affected their individual cultures immensely. Ancient Israel’s religion was a conservative monotheistic faith. The Ancient Egyptian’s religion was an opulent‚ polytheistic belief system. These two were similar in many ways‚ such as‚ the women of their cultures held similar rights; yet they

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    Judah and Tamar

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    Judah and Tamar Genesis 38 tells the story of how Judah‚ one the twelve sons of Jacob‚ is deceived by his daughter-in law Tamar. Throughout the text‚ many themes are present including deceit‚ prostitution‚ anxiety‚ importance of law‚ and honor. This essay will analyze how the characters‚ their actions‚ and Judah’s pronouncement in Genesis 38:26 demonstrate these themes. The story begins with Judah marrying a Canaanite woman Shua. Judah and Shua had three sons‚ Er‚ Onan‚ and Shelah‚ respectively

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    Theodore Judah

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    Theodore Judah & the Big 4- who were involved in the Trans Continental Railroad For the Trans Continental Railroad none of the bills passed because a route could not be decided on. Northerners and southerners argued about where the route would be‚ northerners wanted a northern route and southerners wanted a southern route. Congress would also fight over whether slavery should be permitted at all in the new states. In 1848 Sutter’s mill in California had a flow of people coming in because of

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    Rabbi Judah The Prince

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    Rabbi Judah the Prince is one of the remarkable personalities in the Jewish history. He emerged as the leader of the Jewish community and the Sanhedrin during late second century C.E. Through the cordial relations he established with Rome‚ Rabbi Judah embarked one of the major milestones in Jewish law and religion‚ the Mishnah‚ which refers to the codification of a previously existing law. Later on‚ Mishnah evolved as one of the three significant legal codes of Jewish law. According to Aggadah‚ the

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    The Prophet Ezekiel

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    on the the plains of Babylon and recieves his call to be a prophet of the house of Israel. "Son of man‚ i send you to the people of Israel‚ to a nation of rebels."(Ezek.1:3) Here Judah is being regarded as a "rebellious house" and Ezekiel is called to prophecy against the disobedient elect. The prophet is given the task to be watchman over Israel‚ "So you‚ son of man‚ I have made a watchman for the House of Israel; whenever you hear a word from my mouth‚ you shall give them a warning from me."(v

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    The Book of Amos

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    sycamore fruit from Tekoa‚ a little village on a hill in rural Judea‚ about six miles from Bethlehem and 18 miles from Jerusalem. He lived during the pre-exilic reigns of Uzziah from 791-740 B.C. (coregent and later King of Judah)‚ and Jeroboam from 793-753 B.C. (King of Israel from). Tekoa was a rugged and desert-like area. Amos would have spent substantial time in the wide-open spaces of the Judean outdoors in the relatively harsh arid environment. From Tekoa‚ on a hill at about 2500 feet‚ one

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    In old testament days‚ God would call on men to portray and deliver His message to the people of Israel and Judah. Entitled as prophets‚ these men served the Lord by delivering messages of blessings and curses‚ enforcing the covenant‚ and modeling in their speech and conduct God’s plans for both Israel and Judah. Frequently using poetic language‚ they spoke in oracles such as woe oracles‚ which announce the imminent destruction of the people‚ and promise oracles‚ which often mention the future and

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    Minor Prophet Amos

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    “burden-bearer” or “load-carrier.” He was unassuming‚ but bold and fearless when called to bear witness against the evils of his day. He was not known for his sympathy or warmth‚ but for his sense of justice and pride. Amos’ hometown was Tekoa a village in Judah‚ about ten miles south of Jerusalem. He was a shepherd and a grower of sycamore fig trees (Amos 1:1; 7:14). Amos seems to have been a prosperous and influential Judahite‚ but there is no indication that he was a priest or had any connection with

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    Israel

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    CREATION OF ISRAEL Definitions: zionism: ‘to create for the jewish people a home in palestine secured by the public law’ 1) a homeland state set up for jews‚ by jews 2) movement for the reestablishment and protection of a Jewish nation in what is now Israel. Established as political organisation 1897 by Theodor Herzl anti-semitism - a dislike of Jews (has been around since Christian times) ottoman empire - modern day Turkey holy land - modern day Israel and Palestine mandate - commission

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