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    Retribution Theology

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    Lita Ward REL 111 Old Testament God delivered the children of Israel out of the Egyptian’s abusive hands and gave them the Ten Commandments. These rules were given to live by and form an everlasting relationship with their God. But‚ if they failed to keep their end of the bargain‚ God would have to punish them. Retribution theology is the belief that those who are obedient to God are called righteous and will be blessed‚ while those that are disobedient are wicked and will be cursed (Tullock

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    Michael Paul Jackson L26073846 BIBL 104 (ONLINE) September 18‚ 2013 Exodus The book of exodus is a genre which is a narrative. Exodus was written by Moses during 1440 – 1450 BC. This is the second Book of the Bible which covers from Moses to the Ten Commandments and it covers a lot of regulations and rules. Key people in this book are: Jethro‚ Bezalel‚ Joshua‚ Miriam‚ Pharaoh’s Daughter‚ and Aaron. A lot of historical account to the reader because of the birth of Moses. Moses also

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    Manasseh Research Paper

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    Judahs kingdom enjoyed prosperity in time of Ezekiel‚ however everything changed during the regency of Manasseh‚ when people started to worship falls idols again and polytheism was brought back to life. Manasseh served as King of Judah for 55 years. Co-reign began in 697 BC. Manasseh was in that point 12 years old boy‚ and he was co-regent with his father Hezekiah. Manasseh sole-reign began in 686 BC and ended with his death in 642 BC . Manasseh ruled for quite a while‚ and during his reign he

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    The Book of Judges

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    The book of Judges is the sequel to Joshua. It is the seventh book of the Old Testament. It recounts stories and events from the death of the hebrew leader and prophet Joshua to the birth of the hebrew Samuel. That is roughly‚ from the end of the Israelite conquest of Canan in the 13th Century B.C to the beginning of the monarchy in the 11 th century B.C. It tells about the hebrews from Joshua’s Death to the time of Samuel. It was written in about 550 BC‚ on tablets named the Ras Shamra tablets

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    Old testament survey

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    Alexandra Griffin Old Testament Survey Bro. Boruff “A Secret Mission” For thousands of years‚ militaries‚ countries‚ and leaders have been sending out spies to search out different lands. Sometimes a spy might be sent out for information‚ to search for a specific person‚ or to simply see how a land is laid out in order to capture it. Even back in Bible times‚ God had leaders send out spies for some of these very reasons. In this paper‚ I would like to compare two specific

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    Analysis of Amos 8

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    of the message he received from God. When most people think of ripe fruit‚ they think about sweet and beautiful. Ripe fruit‚ however‚ must be harvested. This is the way that God viewed Israel. Israel has ‘ripened’‚ not with the good that the Israelites would have believed‚ being the promised nation of Abraham‚ but has rotten‚ because the time for the ’fruit’ has passed. The people in their perfect time for harvest turned their hearts from God (Ritenbaugh) Amos was a citizen of the southern kingdom

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    of Levi‚ namely the family of Aaron. Aaron’s family was set apart to be the priests of the nation and the other members of the Levite tribe were to be his assistants. The tribe of Levi was the only tribe that did not get its own land after the Israelites made it to the Promised Land. Within the book‚ they were to receive other things instead of land. For example‚ 48 cities were set aside for the Levites to control throughout the country. These were to be cities managed by the Levites and were

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    arguments is that וְכָתַב is an indicative verb (“and he writes”). Yaron attacks the idea that Moses gives a prescription on the procedure for divorce. Rather‚ he says‚ Moses treats divorce as a practice already known and taking place among the Israelites. Thus‚ the execution of a certificate of divorce “is mentioned only obiter‚ as part of the relevant facts of the case…Only the beginning of verse 4 is taken up by the operative provision.” Others understand the verb וְכָתַב in a jussive sense

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    G-d sent Moses to tell Pharaoh to let the Israelites go‚ but he would not listen. As a result‚ G-d judged Egypt with plagues to coerce Pharaoh. Pharaoh‚ though‚ still thought he could dictate their departure (despite what his own people told him)‚ and afflicted the Israelites worse. Finally‚ after the tenth plague‚ death of the firstborn‚ G-d caused Pharaoh to finally send them out quickly. Yet‚ after the Israelites had escaped‚ hard-hearted Pharaoh and his army pursued them. G-d

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    mind when discussing job design and suggest that in the human resource profession‚ the design of the job is a major focus. The secular model of job design has similar qualities when compared to the Biblical model used By God. When He prepared the Israelites for their eventual entry into the Promised Land‚ The plan and design of the transition helped to ensure divine procession. This journey was certainly not for the faint at heart. However God ensured success and divine safe guard under His supreme

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