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    Once upon a time

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    have done to save themselves? According to Radak the Seven Nations of Canaan could have made treaties with Israel so they wouldn’t hurt them. According to Radak‚ in order to save themselves‚ the Seven Nations of Canaan should have submitted to Israelite rule‚ given up idolatry‚ followed the 7 Noahide Laws. 2. According to Rashi‚ how were treaties made in ancient times? According to Rashi‚ treaties were made by using G-d’s name and if you did something wrong‚ G-d’s name would be used in the wrong

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    red sea crossing essay

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    the Lord is God. After the Hebrews left Egypt‚ the king changed his mind and was angry that he had lost his source of slave labor. He summoned his 600 best chariots‚ all the other chariots in the land‚ and marched his massive army in pursuit. The Israelites seemed to be trapped. Mountains stood on one side‚ the Red Sea in front of them. When they saw Pharaoh’s soldiers coming‚ they were terrified. Grumbling against God and Moses‚ they said they would rather be slaves again than die in the desert.

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    Desert Activities

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    The original route that God had planned for the Israelites is very long‚ even before he made it longer after the spies’ sin. Can you think of a reason God would make the route so long? *Any answer is acceptable‚ the counselor does not answer the question.* Conclude: over the next few days we will try to understand why god chose such a long path for the Israelites‚ if there is any specific reason. Throughout their time in the desert the Israelites go through some process. What process is this?

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    Jewish Holy Days Paper

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    the Hebrew month of Nissan. It commemorates the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. And by following the rituals of Passover‚ they have the ability to relive and experience the true freedom that their ancestors gained (Molloy‚ 2010).   It began with the Israelites being enslaved to the Egyptians for decades‚ in which they were instructed to perform backbreaking labor. “God” saw the distress of the Israelites‚ and sent Moses (who was the person chosen by God to free the Hebrews

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    The making of a nation

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    Tenniel Jordan BIB-104 February 15‚ 2014 Prof. Rand The Making Of A Nation Israelite‚ deliverer‚ lawgiver‚ leader and prophet of God are some of the many names ascribed to Moses. His life filled with miracles and prophecy serves as a model to all. Yet‚ his most notable acts are those that lead to the forming of a nation. His life can be broken down into three equal portions of forty years. They are his life in Egypt‚ exile in Arabia‚ and government of Israel. Within this span of one hundred

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    The Prophet Amos

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    Summary of Prophets Teachings- Amos The prophet Amos was a native of the kingdom of Judah; he lived in a town called Tekoa‚ which was about 6 miles south of Bethlehem. Amos is recognized as the first Israelite prophet to have his teachings formally recorded. Amos was not a prophet his entire life at one point he earned a living as a herdsmen and a dresser of sycamore figs. It wasn’t until the later part of his life that Amos began to preach the word of God. While in the fields herding his

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    War in Deuteronomy

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    surrounding text that we will analyze is chapters seven and thirteen of Deuteronomy. Chapter seven discusses the Israelites expectations for separating from the idolatrous nations. Chapter thirteen informs the Israelites what they are supposed to do when enticed to follow false gods by three different accounts of influence. In Deuteronomy chapter seven‚ God commands the Israelites to practice complete separation from the idolatrous nations of the Hittites‚ Girgashites‚ Amorites‚ Canaanites‚ Perizzites

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    Queen Bee

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    I am Deborah and I know my God We are living in a day and time where 1 must be confident in what it is that God has called them to do. One thing I am for sure of is them that God has called he has already qualified. Before your parents even met‚ before you were formed‚ God already had a plan for your life‚ and The things in your life that have taken place up til now have all been a precursor to the next dimension you are headed to. There are confident people and there are confident cocky people

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    to read but also exciting to preach and teach! Literary Analysis Summary The narrative of Judges 6:1-40 begins with immediate action. The Israelites are being overpowered by the Midianites because they did evil in the eyes of the Lord. For seven years the Lord has allowed Midian to overpower Israel. The action builds as we discover that the Israelites can’t even reap their own crops because the enemy is basically bullying them. The author uses a comparison to show how overwhelming the Midian

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    place weapons of war and siege walls around this brick as a model of the coming destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians (Ezk. 4:1-3). Second‚ he was to lie on his left side for 390 days to represent a number of years that God would punish the Israelites for their idolatry and sins (Ezk. 4:1-5). When he had completed that task‚ he was to lie on his right side for 40 days‚ this time representing a number of years the kingdom of Judah would endure God’s punishment (Ezk. 4:6). Furthermore‚ God also

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