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    Finally‚ they got together in August that year and created their plans. They went to Travis’s and killed the whole family when they were asleep. They continued and killed every white person they saw. The next day Turner decided to head towards Jerusalem‚ but people had heard of their rebellion and there was a militia waiting

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    lthough the long term causes of the Crimean War probably were more crucial‚ the immediate causes of the war — ostensibly‚ at least — were over religion‚ particularly over the protectorship of the Holy Places in Jerusalem. The Holy Land was part of the Muslim Ottoman Empire but also was the home of Judaism and Christianity. In the Middle Ages‚ Christian Europe and the Muslim east had fought the Crusades over control of this land. However‚ the Christian Church was divided into numerous small denominations

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    At the time of Kennedy’s assassination he had be living in the United States for twelve years. Although Sirhan was born a Christian‚ and living in the United States during the six-day war‚ that Senator Kennedy supported. The Israelis captured Jerusalem in the Six Day war‚ which is most likely what made sirhan mad enough to kill. The jury convicted him as the assassination and he was sentenced to the death penalty‚ but due to the California law the sentence was changed to life in jail. He has tried

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    Each part teaches its reader something that the other three cannot. The four sources were combined to be a single document containing all their different ideas. The earliest source is the Yahwist source (J). Written between 1000 and 950 B.C. in Jerusalem under King Solomon‚ the Yahwist source discusses stories and traditions that are relevant to God’s plan for his chosen people (Nourse). In this source‚ God is very prominent. The intimacy of God comes from the notion of Yahweh‚ which means “I am”

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    Ark of the Covenant is actually not far from its traditional home within the Holy of Holies‚ in fact‚ it is right now resting directly beneath where that room once stood. Scripture references King Hezekiah constructing tunnels under the city of Jerusalem in order to have a source of water to draw on should the city come under siege and be cut off from the surrounding country. 2 Kings 20:20 states‚ "As for the other events of Hezekiah’s reign‚ all his achievements and how he made the pool and the

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    against a faction of the Fatimid caliphate of Egypt in the 1160s‚ Saladin eventually succeeded the defeated faction and his uncle as vizier in 1169. There‚ he inherited a difficult role defending Egypt against the incursions of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem‚ under Amalric I. His position was tenuous at first; no one expected him to last long in Egypt

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    The word pilgrimage is a common word in most religions‚ however it is taken in different context for each and every religion that utilizes this term. Pilgrimage is described as a journey with purpose into what each religion recognizes as a holy or sacred place. These journeys often have a motive or a reason behind why one feels the need to take on this journey and why it must go to that chosen destination‚ however many religions have different sacred places‚ some mandatory and some voluntary. It

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    Byzantium Empire was in a battle of imperial conflict [the Byzantium Empire versus Seljuk Turks] the allied force that the leaders of the Byzantium called upon was not that of another empire‚ but of the Roman Catholic Church. The “Holy” Empire Jerusalem was the birthplace of Christ and was “the

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      (2-3) a. He gave many convincing proofs that he was alive b. Spoke about the kingdom of God c. He gave them this command‚ “Do not leave Jerusalem‚ but wait for the gift my Father promised‚  4) How long a period was it between the resurrection and ascension of Christ? (3)   40 days 5) What command did Jesus leave with His apostles? (4)   To not leave Jerusalem and wait for the Promise.   6) What did this "promise" pertain to? (5)  Being Baptized by the holy spirit   7) What question did the

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    of crusades against the Muslims. These Crusades are important parts to the history in the middle ages. A Crusade was any of the military expeditions by the Christians in the eleventh‚ twelfth‚ and thirteenth centuries to recovery the Holy Land of Jerusalem from the Muslims. The Crusades were thought to be a curious mix of God and warfare‚ which were the two major concerns of the middle ages. Crusades were based on the idea of a holy war against the “infidel‚” or a non-believer. Christians had a lot

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