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    Book of Isaiah

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    Chapter 8-3 The Ministry And Personal Life of Isaiah Isaiah’s ministry began in the reign of Uzziah (Is. 1:1); Uzziah died with Judah prosperous and stable. However‚ the prophecies of Isaiah 1-5 speak of a time when Judah was breaking up and under threat of imminent invasion; they must therefore have been given at some time after Uzziah’s reign. Yet 6:1 speaks of Isaiah having a vision in the year Uzziah died. As is common with the major prophets‚ Isaiah isn’t a chronological prophecy; it’s a compilation

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    Eve, the Heroine

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    of selflessness shows how heroic in nature she is. God offers Messiah to partake in Adam and Eve’s punishment. God takes their immortality by turning them into humans instead of killing Adam and Eve (Paradise Lost). The two mortals are able to repent for their sins. Eve’s rebellion against God is treated as heroic because the fall is fortunate. Her actions ultimately pave the way for humankind’s redemption and salvation‚ the deliverance from sin. The punishment of expelling Adam and Eve

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    The Scarlet Letter’s Biggest Sinner According to the Bible‚ the Devil sought more power than he already had. He wanted the power that God has. When he wages war and loses‚ he is thrown to hell‚ but his hunger for power never ceases. He punishes people for their sin to gain more power and pleasure. The Devil is‚ nevertheless‚ the worst sinner‚ and a parallel is drawn to Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter. In his novel‚ Hawthorne presents the reader with three sinners: Hester‚ Dimmesdale‚ and Chillingsworth

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    Man was born free‚ and every where he is in chains. To Socrates‚ the unexamined life is not free. In the society he knew‚ justice was overall important‚ and to him it was as well. The problem was that his beliefs conflicted with the conduct of law in his community‚ so he would have replied to this quote by saying that a person needs explore themselves or else they just build bars around their lives. In order to explore ones life‚ questions need to be asked and beliefs need to be challenged‚ but the

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    Choosing a Career

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    as this helps you to clarify your own thinking. You must be actively involved in the process - no use letting someone else do the research. It is never too late to start – but is easier if it is not left to the last minute. – decide in haste repent at your leisure! There is no one ‘ideal’ occupation for you. There may be several occupations that will give you the satisfaction you want from work. It is a common mistake to seek a job which will give you all of life’s satisfaction‚ for many

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    In Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales‚ in particular the Parson’s tale‚ Chaucer provides a comprehensive list of the Seven Deadly Sins and what each sin entails‚ including their origins and subsets. Following each chief sin‚ he offers a remedium (remedy)‚ or virtue‚ for the corresponding vices – including their subsets as well. Prior to the section in which he offers this guidance‚ he makes clear his belief that pride is the core of all sin‚ and that sin itself is a consequence of the internal

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    Handout SInners

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    world as evidence of God’s masterful design‚ opposing scientific views. Edwards entered Yale College in 1716‚ at the age of 13. Themes: God has the final say in where one ends up in the afterlife. All sinners are condemned to hell unless they repent for their sins and turn to God for salvation. Life is short‚ and in that short amount of time‚ one should attempt at finding God’s faith. Jonathan Edwards was one of the most influential and well-known preachers of religion during the First Great

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    Biblical Worldview The Origin In the biblical worldview‚ God created the heavens and the earth. Although everything is a part of God but it is not a God. In the Buddhist religion it teaches everything is a God and he is not regarded as anything personal. But there is only one God and he is my personal savior. Identity We were created in God’s image‚ we share many of his attributes. We have the ability to talk‚ think‚ reason and do many other things. The Buddhist believe that humans and animals

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    Exegesis: Jonah

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    time in history. a.i. It was the capitol of the Assyrian empire. a.ii. They were arrogant and cruel people. b. Jonah did not want to go. b.i. The people would reject his message and take him captive. b.ii. The people would accept the message and repent and God would forgive them from all the terrible things they were practicing. c. Jonah decided to flee to and go to Tarshish. c.i. He paid to get on a boat that was transporting cargo. c.ii. Tarshish was the opposite direction of Nineveh and by

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    The view and understanding of atonement is one of the widest in Christian theology. Unlike the dogmas that define the theology of trinity and incarnation and bring unity to Christian understanding‚ the theology of atonement has many different views that are widely held. The theology of atonement is one of the most important for Christians to understand‚ as it shapes our images of God‚ our understanding of salvation and how we are saved. In this essay‚ I will be looking at different theories of

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