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    works of Ezra and Herod the Great were extremely significant to the history and background of the New Testament. They made many different contributions to the Jewish community. These contributions had different impacts on Jewish life during the time of Jesus and the church. Being born in the period of Herod the Great had a tremendous impact on the life of Jesus. Before he was born an angel came down to Mary and Joseph and warned them that they needed to escape from Bethlehem for Herod would try to

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    Hemorrhaging Woman Essay

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    The unnamed hemorrhaging woman in Mark 5:24-34 interrupts the longer story of Jairus‚ one of the leaders of the synagogue who begs Jesus to heal his sick daughter. As Jesus and a large crowd walk toward Jairus’ house‚ the hemorrhaging woman touches Jesus’ cloak‚ which heals her affliction after 12 years of bleeding. According to Susan Haber‚ there are two major feminist camps when interpreting the hemorrhaging woman’s story. The first‚ supported by Marla Selvidge‚ argues that although Levitical purity

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    Honor and Shame

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    Cordarius Williams RLGN 1330.04 Fall 2012 The New Testament Essay In the biblical days‚ they had a system based on honor/shame. Where there highest individual would be the patron‚ the current emperor at that time. Under him would be his clients‚ and under them would be their clients‚ so on‚ so on. It even went as far as in the home‚ where the husband was the head of the wife‚ children‚ and slaves. At the lowest part of this system were the slaves that were crucified. This system was known as

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    When queen Victoria was young she was told she’d be queen. To which she responded “I’ll be good.” (Nelson). Even as a child Queen Victoria knew what type of Queen she wanted to be. She would learn‚ grow and eventually be ready to become Queen. Queen Victoria knew stepping into a high position of power would be difficult and that she would deal with wars‚ death‚ conflicts in society‚ and trouble growing the empire. She decided that she would be strong‚ helpful‚ and stand for compromise. Queen Victoria

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    Elizabeth I Dbq Analysis

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    opposed to sitting back and putting up with it‚ she voiced her opinions and proved she could be a just and loyal queen. She suppressed her oppositions that didn’t support her as a result of her sex and made an assembled nation that was more grounded than when she entered her rule. She enabled women to have confidence and to not be treated like dirt and promoted equality by being a steadfast queen and demonstrating to the nation that she was pretty much as effective as any

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    Jerusalem

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    “Comic resolution is sometimes seen symbolically as an act of rebirth‚ renewal or reaffirmation‚” To what extent is this true of the final act of Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem? Comic resolution is seen symbolically as an act of rebirth‚ renewal and affirmation in the final act of Jerusalem. Act 3 is the scene where all problems that have arisen in Act 1 and Act 2 are solved. In the final act of Jerusalem the professor is saddened by Mary’s death and appears to be living in the past. “I went

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    Queen Lilioukalani

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    Shelbie Carr Mr. Copes American Studies May 7‚ 2013 Question: How did the Hawaiian Queen‚ Lili’uokalani affect the economy of Hawaii in the mid 1800’s? Lili’uokalani was the first woman leader of Hawaii when she became queen in 1891. Her life before becoming queen consisted of growing up in a household of royalty. Being the daughter of high-ranking chiefs Caesar Kapa’akea and Anale’a a Keohokālole‚ and the sister of King Kalakuaua helped taking the role of leadership a lot easier. Lili’uokalani

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    Exegesis #3 Mark 6:1-11

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    Exegesis 3: Mark 6:1-11 I. Jesus displeases the Pharisees (1-5) a. Walking through the grain fields (1) a.i. On the Sabbath day (1) a.ii. With his disciples (1) b. They plucked some heads of grain (1) b.i. They were hungry(1) b.ii. They ate the grain(1) c. The Pharisees question Jesus (2) c.i. Why are they doing something that goes against the Sabbath? (2) c.ii. Jesus asks them if they have read what David did when he was hungry (3) c.ii.1. He entered the house of god (4) c.ii.2. Took

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    | | | | Assess the Significance of the Great Revolt of Jerusalem and the Siege of Masada Historical Investigation | Table of Contents Preamble 1 The Revolt 1 Masada 3 Significance 4 Historical Investigation Preamble Figure 1 (below) Source: http://www.jewishagency.org/NR/rdonlyres/0A8F1B8A-9FBC-49D6-B0DB-028F98B26762/46399/jlm21.jpg The great revolt of Jerusalem and the siege of Masada has had a significant impact on many people of different nations for centuries. In

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    Lost Letters of Perganum

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    The Lost Letters of Pergamum Professor Bruce W. Longenecker’s novel‚ The Lost Letters of Pergamum‚ describes a collection of fictional letters being exchanged between two fictional characters known as Antipas and Luke. Antipas is a benefactor from Rome‚ and Luke is a physician and author of the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts. Luke is also the main person who Antipas goes to throughout the novel for knowledge and answers to his many questions. The story is very well written and gives the reader

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