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    Thematic Analysis Template Student: Copy and paste the down arrow (  ) into boxes to show that a unit of material is continuing. Copy and paste the left arrow (  ) into boxes to show where a unit of material ends. column #1 Paragraphs (Submit in parts 1–3) Column #2 Immediate Context (Submit in Parts 2–3) Column #3 Major Points (Submit in Part 3) Column #4 Major Sections (Submit in Part 3) Column #5 Theme (Submit in Part 3) 1:1–5 Introduction 1:1-26 Before Pentecost

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    important part in uniting the tribes against the growing threat of the Philistines. Samuel anointed Saul as king of Israel‚ and later went to Bethlehem anoint David as Saul’s successor. Eli Was the Priest at Shiloh in the period of the judges. Had 2 sons Hophni and Phinehas. Hannah brought Samuel to him for service and training in the sanctuary. God promised judgment on his family. Saul 1st King of

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    Joseph and David were able to work their way to positions of high authority. After Joseph had just interpreted the Pharaoh’s dreams‚ he suggested to the Pharaoh to “select a man who is discerning and wise” (Gen 41:33). Likewise‚ David slyly asks King Saul‚ “What shall be done for the man who kills [Goliath]‚ and removes the shame of Israel” (1 Samuel 17:26)? In these two scenarios‚ both Joseph and David are aware of an available higher position‚ of which they knew they were the best candidates for the

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    Kripke argues that all identity statements are necessary‚ and not contingent. A theoretical identity statement that is necessarily true means it is true and it could not have been otherwise. A contingent identity statement is one that is true in this world‚ and that there is one possible world out there that it does not hold true‚ and it is possible that it would and could have been otherwise. If pain is C-fiber stimulation‚ then it is necessarily true that pain is C-fiber stimulation and it could

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    of Christianity‚ in Pauls early years he was a Jew and a Pharisee and was also know as Saul. As a Pharisee‚ he was well known for he opposition against the individuals who were preaching Jesus Christ and was first mentioned in the bible witnessing the death of Stephen the first Christian martyr. While Paul was travelling to Damascus Jesus spoke to him “SaulSaul why do you persecute me? Who are you lord? Saul asked. I am Jesus whom you are persecuting” Acts 9:3-6. It was after this event that Paul

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    previous name was Saul. Saul started out living a lifestyle out of anger and rage. He hated Christians but after witnessing the stoning of Stephen‚ his eyes were opened. A once angry and hated by everyone one kind of man was then changed by watching a death of a radical Christ follower‚ which was‚ started a spark in Saul’s heart. Christ showed Saul how he needed to internally and externally transformation if he wanted to see change start to take place and Jesus Christ then finally changed Saul

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    points According to Hindson and the biblical record Saul did not have a heart for God‚ his kingship was a failure‚ and his kingdom was about to collapse. Question 2 3 out of 3 points A key advantage the authors mention that poetry has over prose is it is easier to memorize. Question 3 3 out of 3 points According to Hindson David showed all of the essential qualities of leadership. Question 4 3 out of 3 points According to Harbin Sauls death was a tragic end in that he Question 5 3 out

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    letter from St Paul to the Corinthians which was written in 54 AD while he was staying in Ephesus. St Paul’s real name was not Paul‚ in fact he was known as Saul beforehand. Paul (Saul) was born in Tarsus of Cilcia in Asia Minor (Act 21: 39). He grew up in Jerusalem and studied Jewish tradition under Gamaliel (…)‚ becoming a zealous Pharisee. Saul was the first active opponent of the Christian movement‚ threatened and taking lives of Christians. On his way to Damascus‚ he was stopped by God who blinded

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    Allusions of Janie There are many different allusions that define what something or someone is being compared to. An allusion is a reference to a well known person‚ event‚ object‚ or work. In the story‚ Their Eyes Are Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston‚ the main character‚ Janie‚ found out what love is and the true meanings of it through many relationships. There were numerous amounts of allusions that related to other novels or bible verses. Janie was put through bad‚ been jealous of‚ and told

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    2 Samuel 1-10 Analysis

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    Samuel ends with Saul’s death. Rather than facing the torment of the Philistines‚ he falls on his own sword‚ but the first chapter of 2 Samuel gives a different account. An Amalekite reports to David that he killed Saul after Saul asked him to run him through with the sword. Either way‚ Saul is now dead‚ and David is made king of Judah‚ while Ishbaal (Saul’s son) supposedly reigns over the rest of Israel. Abner supports Ishbaal at first‚ but after having been accused of sleeping with one of Saul’s

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