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    History of the Bible

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    the books of the Old Testament were written from 1000-1050 BC. The first translation of the Bible was the Septuagint or the LXX which in the end consists of forty-six books (“Development of the Difficult Canon”). At this time‚ only the Torah (the Pentateuch)‚ which were the first five books of the Bible‚ were translated (Kalvesmaki). There are two different theories as to the exact details of this process. One is that it was translated by rabbis in 200 BC (“Development of the

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    In the New Testament‚ during the life of Christ‚ three religious sects are often referred too. These are the Pharisees‚ the Sadducees‚ and the Herodians. These three sects were formed and mainly active during the Second temple period (530 BC and AD 70). These groups had acted in several roles‚ they were at times political parties‚ social movements‚ and represented different schools of thought. Jesus Christ‚ during his ministry on Earth‚ had several major confrontations with these groups. Although

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    A commonly discussed controversy in the Old Testament is whether or not Deuteronomy chapter twenty should be read as a rhetorical or historical text. Though this topic has been widely discussed for many years‚ someone has yet to convince everyone that one way of viewing the text is correct and the other incorrect. Throughout this research paper we will discuss the text found in Deuteronomy chapter twenty along with surrounding text viewed through both the rhetorical lens as well as the historical

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    The Decline of Christianity in Europe The twentieth century was a time of great flux and anxiety in Europe as the supremacy of Christianity in Europe was being challenged by the fronts of biblical criticism‚ and evolution. According to Rev‚ Andrew Greeley‚ a social sciences professor at the University of Chicago‚ belief in God has increased in Russia and Hungary and decreased in Britain‚ the Netherlands‚ western Germany and France. Atheism thrives in eastern Germany‚ Russia‚ The Czech Republic

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    We Become What We Worship: A Biblical Theology of Idolatry Book Review Overall I am very impressed with the book‚ We Become What We Worship: A Biblical Theology of Idolatry by G.K. Beale‚ and would certainly recommend it to theologians in the academy as well as those in the ministry or preparing to serve. While this book will not be for everyone due to its length and sometimes dense exegetical analysis of selected texts‚ Beale does a superb job explaining his thesis throughout his work by

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    Religion final

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    Quiz 1 Study Guide Chapter One Apocrypha: a misleading term that means hidden (name given to books that were designated deuterocanonical and belonged to a second cannon) Canon: the technical term for the official list of books comprising the Bible by a religious community. Former Prophets: consists of the books of Joshua‚ Judges‚ Samuel‚ and kings‚ which continue the narrative chronology of the Torah. Hebrew Bible: old testament Latter Prophets: the books named after individual prophets Major

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    The Exodus: Ten Plagues of Egypt The book of Exodus is the second book of the Pentateuch‚ or Weelleh Shemoth according to the Hebrew Bible. During the period of Exodus Israel had been in Egypt for about 215 years. The book is divided into five sections that go as follows. The first sections deals with the early life and training of Moses‚ and the second section explains the ten plagues. The third section explains the journey Moses took to Mt. Sinai. The fourth section explains the land of

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    Mishnah torah : * Most famous‚ important piece of writing * Written 1168-78 CE‚ the Mishnah Torah was the first systematic and comprehensive codification of the entire Jewish law separated into 14 books or sections. Was written in Hebrew and was intended to encourage the average Jew to access the body of Jewish law more easily. * The Mishnah Torah (the second Torah or repetition of the Torah) organised the complex and confusingly arranged Talmud into logical order that was accessible

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    bible essay

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    religions‚ Judaism‚ Christianity‚ and Islam. Many devout believers consider it to be the literal truth‚ while others interpret it symbolically. In Jewish tradition‚ the Torah refers to the five “Books of Moses” or what Christians refer to as the Pentateuch: Genesis‚ Exodus‚ Leviticus‚ Numbers‚ and Deuteronomy. The Jewish Tanakh refers to the body of scripture known to Christians as the rest of the Old Testament. The Torah is by far the most important part scripture in the Jewish faith because‚ in

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    Introduction Oswalt first learned about the issues in “The Bible Among the Myths” while taking a class taught by Dennis Kinlaw at Asbury Theological Seminary. His interest in the subject has grown since with graduate study and his own classes which he taught. William F. Albright‚ his students‚ and G. Ernest Wright led the rethinking of the evolutionary paradigm within the philosophy of Idealism. Although they believed the differences between the ways the Israelites thought and their neighbor’s

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