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    The Function of the Journey in Matthew Arnold’s Poetry We can see that much of Matthew Arnold’s poetry contains the imagery of a journey. Stefan Collini suggests that this is a three-stage journey “represented by a river‚ which rises in a cool‚ dark glade‚ flows out on to the fierce‚ hot plain‚ and then finds its way to the wide calm sea” (54). The first stage is that of childhood and is represented by romantic descriptions of nature and an overall feeling of happiness. This stage can be referred

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    The Gospel of Matthew portrays many aspects of Jesus’s humanity. It was directed to the Jews to show that Jesus was the promised Messiah‚ the "King of the Jews." When they put Jesus on the cross “Those who passed by derided him‚ shaking their heads and saying‚ “You who would destroy the temple and build it in three days‚ save yourself! If you are the Son of God‚ come down from the cross.(Matthew 27:40)” The passersby who walked by mocked Jesus saying that if he was really the Son of God‚ he would

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    Matthew 6: 1-15 Introduction: At one point of another we have all said or done things and then acted out the opposite‚ thus being a hypocrite. Hypocrisy is one of the underlying themes found in Matthew 6: 1-15. The Gospel of Matthew is a relatively easy passage to read‚ and according to Hauer and Young‚ “The Gospel of Matthew is nearly as overt as the Gospel of Mark is hidden.”[1] Matthew is organized into a fivefold pattern and two parts of the fivefold passage‚ “The higher Righteousness”

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    5. IN THE NEW TESTAMENT There are a number of accounts that describe the Lord’s Supper but there are four accounts that are significant‚ in Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke‚ and 1 Corinthians. These four accounts take into consideration the ‘supper’ that Jesus took on the night before he was betrayed. 5.1 Pauline account Paul refers to the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corin chapter 10 and 11.In this passage from 1 Corin 11:17-34‚ Paul reminded the Corinthians of what Jesus did on the night before he was arrested. Paul’s

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    fighter named Matthew Dodd. This book is a story line of this Rifleman’s journey to reunite with his brothers-in-arms‚ the 95th Foot‚ Rifle Brigade. Rifleman Dodd shows one man’s commitment to duty‚ even in the face of dangers such a starvation‚ sickness‚ complacency‚ and the French Army. Matthew Dodd is quite honestly‚ a true inspiration of any military personnel whether in garrison or in the field. To fully understand the profound story of this British Rifleman‚ a true grasp of Matthew Dodd should

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    understanding of Jesus from the Gospels. These are the heart of all scripture because the gospels contain the life ad teachings of Jesus. There are four gospels‚ and which serves a significance to our faith. The four Gospels include Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke and John. The Gospel of Matthew Matthew’s Gospel is important because he helps convert Jews by teaching about Christ. This reveals that Christians should apply this to their own lives by spreading the word of God to everyone. This can lead to others following

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    Matthew Bourne’s self-identification as a storyteller is well portrayed with his directing and choreography of Sleeping Beauty: A Gothic Romance. His fascination with exploring characters‚ their emotions and motivation‚ is showcased by both his adaptation of Tchaikovsky’s score and his interpretation of the ballet. While remaining respectful of the audiences expectations‚ Bourne (fig. 1) challenges the audience with his unconventional casting of roles‚ a switching of time periods‚ and costumes that

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    Gospel of Matthew is the first of the three Synoptic Gospels of the New Testament‚ with the other two being Mark and Luke. Mark is believed to have been the first of the three written‚ as Matthew and Luke tend to use much of the content that was written in Mark’s gospel. However‚ “it seems that there is a literary relationship between the writers‚ although no one knows exactly who copied from whom and whether or not any of them relied on another common source.” (Roberts‚ 2002‚ p. 124). Matthews gospel

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    apologist and serves as Assistant Professor in the Christian Apologetics program at Biola University‚ while also still teaching at the high school level. McDowell discusses attending a seminar hosted by The Reformation Project‚ an organization founded by Matthew Vines‚ a man who has made a name as a practicing homosexual Christian. Vines claims that scripture does not conflict with monogamous committed homosexual relationships‚ and his organization seeks to train others on this idea‚ and have them move into

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    of supremacy of science‚ theology and natural philosophy over arts‚ poetry‚ and moral philosophy as academic subjects. This passionate sense of loss and the concern for rapid shifting in the taste of his people are strongly evident in the poems of Matthew Arnold. His best of poems comes when he is this brooding mood. As a poet Arnold provides a record of a sick society. In the Scholar Gypsy (1867) Arnold’s attitude to the gypsy is closely analogous to that of an adult towards child. He appreciates

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