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    The Prophet Amos

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    Summary of Prophets Teachings- Amos The prophet Amos was a native of the kingdom of Judah; he lived in a town called Tekoa‚ which was about 6 miles south of Bethlehem. Amos is recognized as the first Israelite prophet to have his teachings formally recorded. Amos was not a prophet his entire life at one point he earned a living as a herdsmen and a dresser of sycamore figs. It wasn’t until the later part of his life that Amos began to preach the word of God. While in the fields herding his

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    Queen Bee

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    I am Deborah and I know my God We are living in a day and time where 1 must be confident in what it is that God has called them to do. One thing I am for sure of is them that God has called he has already qualified. Before your parents even met‚ before you were formed‚ God already had a plan for your life‚ and The things in your life that have taken place up til now have all been a precursor to the next dimension you are headed to. There are confident people and there are confident cocky people

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    AP World History Comparative Essay: Imperial Structures of Egypt and Israel The richness and consistency of the annual Nile River flood‚ combined with isolation due to the deserts of the east and west‚ are leading factors into why Egypt is one of the world’s great civilizations. On the other hand‚ Israel’s strategic location has played an important role in world history‚ despite its small size and lack of resources. Although the imperial structures of Ancient Egypt and Israel have historical similarities

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    The Bible as History

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    stories. Archaeologists undergo many excavations in the Palestinian area‚ because this is where most of the stories in the Bible took place. Many books and inscriptions have been uncovered providing information on events and people both Israelite and Non-Israelite alike (Porter 16). Several buildings‚ pottery‚ tools‚ and weapons have revealed what the daily life of the Palestinians may have been like. Archaeology has also confirmed many of the sites referred to in the Bible (Porter 17). Even

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    to read but also exciting to preach and teach! Literary Analysis Summary The narrative of Judges 6:1-40 begins with immediate action. The Israelites are being overpowered by the Midianites because they did evil in the eyes of the Lord. For seven years the Lord has allowed Midian to overpower Israel. The action builds as we discover that the Israelites can’t even reap their own crops because the enemy is basically bullying them. The author uses a comparison to show how overwhelming the Midian

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    place weapons of war and siege walls around this brick as a model of the coming destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians (Ezk. 4:1-3). Second‚ he was to lie on his left side for 390 days to represent a number of years that God would punish the Israelites for their idolatry and sins (Ezk. 4:1-5). When he had completed that task‚ he was to lie on his right side for 40 days‚ this time representing a number of years the kingdom of Judah would endure God’s punishment (Ezk. 4:6). Furthermore‚ God also

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    Walls of Jericho

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    unsolved mysteries. This paper will briefly describe the Bibles account of the battle of Jericho. It will then discuss four major pieces of archeological evidence found at the site of Jericho that accurately corroborates the Bible’s account of the Israelite siege that destroyed the city. Many archeological discoveries have brought increased recognition to the events described in the Bible. The evidence found at the site of Jericho supports the Bible as a credible source of History. In the Bible’s

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    • Moses and God’s people. Moses was a man of a perfect faith and obedience. He loved God and he expressed it by loving His people unconditionally. Accordingly‚ Moses’ mind‚ words‚ and actions were coordinately working together to put to life God’s word and instructions for God’s people to understand and strictly follow the way he was modeling it. The Bible states that Moses was educated in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and was powerful in speech and action (Acts 7:22); nonetheless‚ he honored God’s

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    Case Study: Your long-time friend Carl comes to you with a serious problem in his life. He is a believer‚ and he wants your advice. For years he and his family have lived above their means. They did this by continually refinancing their house and rolling their credit card and other debt onto their home mortgage. However‚ now that real estate prices are no longer rising but actually falling‚ Carl can’t refinance anymore and can’t pay his monthly bills as they come due. He is in a real credit crisis

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    forever‚ but now your kingdom will not continue; the Lord has sought out a man after his own heart...” (419). By this‚ Samuel pronounces that because Saul chose to take matters into his own hands instead of trusting the will of God‚ his reign over the Israelite people would end. This establishes a prominent metanarrative within the Bible; the conflict between humans following their desires‚ contrary to carrying out God ’s will‚ and the repercussions that result. This metanarrative can be seen throughout

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