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    William Shakespeare is known very well across the world. He’s known for the greatest dramatist and he is the world’s famous author and finest poet in English language. With his wonderful talent he has produced thirty-seven plays. Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in England on April 23 1564. He was the third and eldest child of John and Mary Arden Shakespeare. Later on while his father John was mayor of Stratford‚ young William attended an excellent grammar school in his town which had

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    Love is driven Love never judges Love only listens to our desires as they course through our blood As love works its spell of bewitchment upon us Rather we read Bronte‚ Tolstoy‚ Austin‚ or Shakespeare‚ there is one common thread among our favorite classic writers‚ and that is the theme of love. Love has been written about for centuries and for most of us‚ rather you are a peasant or a queen‚ love is something that each of us seek. We want to be swept off our feet‚ by that proverbial

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    The Stylistic Analysis of “The Supreme Illusion” by Arnold Bennette I`d like to speculate upon Arnold Bennette and one of his works. Arnorld Bennette is a British novelist‚ playwright‚ critic‚ essayist and journalist. His first published novel was The Man From The North. This was followed by Anna of The Five Towns‚ The Old Wives` Tale‚ Clayhanger‚ The Card and Hilda Lessways. Bennette is credited with more than 80 books and during the 1920s was considered among the leaders of English literature

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    The Five Major Discourses of Matthew are extensive and all end with the same words: “when Jesus had finished these words…” Matthew recounts part of the history of Jesus by placing the discourses in strategic positions by following a sequence. In the first discourse the “Sermon of the Mount” (Mt. 5: 3-7:27)‚ this discourse was one of the most important sermons given my Jesus‚ because he was at the center of His preaching. Also‚ he teaches his disciples how to pray the Our Father. In this sermon‚

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    Was Shakespeare a Misogynist? William Shakespeare is widely regarded as the greatest English playwright of all time. His plays bring out emotion‚ and inspire people many generations after his death. Many of the themes that are present in his writings are still relevant today. However‚ Shakespeare hasn’t shed a very good light on all of his characters‚ especially the female characters. Based on his portrayal of the women in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Othello‚ Shakespeare appears to be a misogynist

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    Matthew 5-7 is commonly known as the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus’s teachings in this passage are often times known as the ethics of the kingdom of God. One particular aspect that separates Jesus’s teachings from all other religious teaching is that it focuses on the inward condition of the heart‚ rather than just outward actions. This is one of the main reasons that the Pharisees did not like Jesus’s teachings. He constantly rebuked their hard-heartedness‚ and in the Sermon on the Mount the Pharisees’

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    writings of one William Shakespeare have impacted and influenced a plethora of literary writers and entertainment creators all over the world. Although not a whole lot of information is known about Shakespeare‚ his influence has continued to be felt to this day through his writings. Sadly‚ Shakespeare would never live to see the glut of admiration and praise his writings received‚ due to his plays becoming extensively popular following his death on May 3‚ 1616. Shakespeare had a great deal of influence

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    The Gospel of Matthew portrays many aspects of Jesus’s humanity. It was directed to the Jews to show that Jesus was the promised Messiah‚ the "King of the Jews." When they put Jesus on the cross “Those who passed by derided him‚ shaking their heads and saying‚ “You who would destroy the temple and build it in three days‚ save yourself! If you are the Son of God‚ come down from the cross.(Matthew 27:40)” The passersby who walked by mocked Jesus saying that if he was really the Son of God‚ he would

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    5. IN THE NEW TESTAMENT There are a number of accounts that describe the Lord’s Supper but there are four accounts that are significant‚ in Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke‚ and 1 Corinthians. These four accounts take into consideration the ‘supper’ that Jesus took on the night before he was betrayed. 5.1 Pauline account Paul refers to the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corin chapter 10 and 11.In this passage from 1 Corin 11:17-34‚ Paul reminded the Corinthians of what Jesus did on the night before he was arrested. Paul’s

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    The Wise Fools of Shakespeare “Infirmity that decays the wise doth ever make a better fool” – though uttered by one of his own characters Shakespeare does not seem to conform to this ideal. The fools carved by Shakespeare in his plays showed no resemblance to the mentally and physically challenged people who were treated as pets and used for amusement during the medieval period. Rather Shakespeare’s fools appear to be in the best of their wits when they are in possession of the wisest minds. Fools

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