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    John Glen Bonajos 11-1468 Section BA3 July 22‚ 2011 Chapter-by-Chapter Book Summary ST. MATTHEW CHAPTER 1 * Total Number of Verses: 24 * Personage in the Chapter: Abraham‚ Isaac‚ Jacob‚ Judah‚ Pharez‚ Zerah‚ Hezron‚ Ram‚ Ammin’adab‚ Nashon‚ Salmon‚ Boaz‚ Obed‚ Jesse‚ David‚ Solomon‚ Uriah‚ Rehobo’am‚ Abi’jah‚ Asa‚ Jehosh’aphat‚ Jeho’ram‚ Uzzi’ah‚ Jotham‚ Ahaz‚ Hezeki’ah‚ Manas’seh‚ Amon‚ Josi’ah‚ Jeconi’ah‚ She-al’te-el‚ Zerub’babel‚ Abi’ud‚ Eli’akim‚ Azor‚ Zadok‚ Achim‚ Eli’ud‚ Ele-a’zar

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    Just as Jesus John was revered by the people while being derided by the Pharisees and Sadducees; whom he had called broods of snakes as they were. Jesus task were made easier by what John did. John died before the events connected with the death and resurrection of Christ and the coming of the great Holy Spirit at te great Pentecost. Have

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    Land of Israel. “Rabbinic domination of the synagogue was the result of a long and gradual process… Rabbinic literature is an “internal” literature‚ written by‚ about‚ and for the rabbis.” (Cohen‚ 225) Competing with other Jewish sects like the Sadducees‚ Essenes‚ and Pharisees caused Rabbinic theology to result in a gradual process which allowed for the authorship of crucial literature that would be substantial to the sustainment of Rabbinic Judaism. This establishes a leeway for individuals who

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    In the first seven chapters of Acts‚ during the Apostles ’ witness to Jerusalem‚ the Apostles were found in the temple preaching. Those in attendance of such sermons would have been the Sadducees and Pharisees. The message of a new kingdom reserved only for those who professed Christ would have angered the Sadducees by threatening their power hold on the temple. As much as they would have desired freedom from foreign invaders their link with the Romans helped to keep them in power and thus the Christian

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    Arguments from Silence

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    Arguments from Silence The popular idea for theologians and archeologists is to be “scientific”. One popular result of that is to base everything on “evidence”. At times there should be room for an argument from silence. In science great discoveries have come from silent instruments when results were expected. Everyone “knew” light traveled through the “ether” until it could not be found‚ which led to relativity. Following the data can‚ has‚ does‚ continues to‚ lead us to misunderstanding

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    Nothing happens in a vacuum‚ not even vacuuming. Relationality is at the heart of conflict transformation; a relationality of actions‚ people‚ and items are components of the varied conflict transformation processes explored throughout this course. Without relationality and interaction‚ our tables would be empty and quiet‚ our meals sparse and unpalatable‚ our concepts of wonder and amazement dimmed by the reality around us. A general tenet which guides my faith is the reality that being a person

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    Socrates

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    The most noticeable comparison between Jesus Christ and Socrates was that the charges against them. They were both seen as an “evil” influence to the townspeople because of their different ways to see life and for their beliefs on religion. Jesus was considered a heretic because he preached monotheism in a polytheistic world. He called himself the messiah‚ a divine being and the son of God and the Jews saw that as a major offence. The Roman Government did not like that Jesus questioned the oppressiveness

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    the house door just enough to see who has rung her bell‚ she scornfully points her nose up at Laura as if to say she is disgusted. It is heartbreaking to watch Laura’s attempts at making a connection. All I could think of were the Pharisees and Sadducees as they judged the black preacher (Jesus) for attempting to heal the broken on the Sabbath and empower the marginalized. How does one denounce their own flesh and blood? How did Peter deny Jesus three

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    Outline on Pontius Pilate

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    Study One Outline Over the next three weeks we will look into a few aspects of Pilate’s life. This week we will be looking at the area under Pilates command‚ and what Role pilate played in the government in Judea. Then over the next couple of weeks we will look into the life of Pilate‚ and then the important role he played into the death of Jesus‚ and how it played into the Passover. Introduction to Pontius Pilate 5th Governor Roman – Appointed by Rome and was not Jewish Valerius-

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