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    prophet in Israel like Moses‚ whom the LORD knew face to face (Deuteronomy 34:10). In the Old Testament‚ we witness the divinity and righteousness of the most faithful man to ever serve the Lord. Moses’ relationship with God was superior to that of any other prophet in the Bible. God reinforces this by claiming that out of all of His prophets‚ Moses was the most faithful and therefore‚ was given the most power (Numbers 12:6-7). Chosen to protect and lead the Israelites‚ Moses performed miracles and

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    Moses Hembling was a young‚ eleven year old boy‚ who lived in the city of Salem‚ Massachusetts. He was born in August 22‚ 1947. He lived with his mom‚ dad and his two sisters. His father‚ John‚ is a blacksmith and the money he makes provides for his family. However‚ Moses hardly ever sees his dad. His mother‚ Ellen‚ on the other hand‚ is always around doing work around the house with Moses and his sisters help. Moses was know to be the smart one around the house for he was able to cite a number

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    Moses‚ Jesus‚ and Muhammad are today considered as three of the greatest prophets in the world. They portrayed themselves as religious figures as well as the messengers of god. There teachings are believed by many people and they have many followers. While Moses and Muhammad are projected as the prophets‚ Jesus is considered to be the son of god. They established a monotheistic belief and believed that they were the only god and there is only one god to follow. It was thought that both Jesus and

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    daily life are held to a much higher standard‚ and are given great respect by their peers. Two early examples of this are found in the Gilgamesh‚ from the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ and Moses‚ in the Book of Exodus. Both works tell the tale of a hero through the eyes of the culture that spawned them. In this way‚ both Gilgamesh and Moses are Homeric heroes ‚ but only in the ways that are valued by their culture. When thinking of a hero‚ it is often hard to escape the idea of a Herculean warrior who goes about

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    . 1.1 Background Information to the Study The very fi rst sketch of the content and possible research questions and hypotheses of this study evolved during the years 1995–2000 when I was running a Master of Education program (M.Ed.) in Educational Management and Planning and a Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Human Resources Management Technology. At the time‚ I was a part-time lecturer at the University of Calabar‚ Yenagoa Study Center‚ and the College of Health Technology Port Harcourt‚ in

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    Moses is a major type of Christ. Discuss why? In this essay the fact that Moses was a major type of Christ will be discussed. The following points will be look at‚ the infancy of Moses and Jesus their Royal Background. The rejection they had to face‚ the miracles they accomplished‚ the fact that they were both mighty intercessors and spoke as the oracles of God‚ they were mediators between God and his people. Moses was similar to Jesus in his meekness. Other points that will be looked at is

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    Moses Maimonides (RaMBaM) was one of the most influential figures in Judaism. He believed that religious beliefs should be logical and able to be challenged‚ through this Moses believed that faith and reason were to be integrated and that people were expected to find God through knowledge and wisdom. Moses explored and challenged the religious beliefs and concepts of Judaism in his three major works; the ‘Commentary on the Mishnah’‚ the ‘Mishneh Torah’ and ‘Guide for the Perplexed’. Moses was

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    Justice and the Laws of Moses. In this essay‚ I will explore the Laws of Moses. Primarily‚ I will outline what justice means and review how justice is portrayed in the Pentateuch through my extensive study and review of the books of Genesis‚ Exodus‚ and Leviticus. I will analyse the fundamental importance of justice and note where it is evident throughout the Pentateuch. The idea of Justice is deeply connected to the Torah. Justice can be described as what is right or normal. The quality of fairness

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    Nyssan in The Life of Moses uses typology regularly to make his point known that Christ is personified in the life of Moses. Take Moses’ staff for example. The rod is made into a snake just as Jesus “was made into sin for our sake.” Christ in John 3:14 represents the staff that has to be lifted up for our sins‚ and by “becoming sin He became also a serpent‚ which is nothing other than sin.” With this rod of faith‚ Moses would “prevail against the Egyptian serpents” and triumph over the powers of

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    History of Judaism-The Story of Moses Julie Sheehan REL/134 September 8‚2014 Michael Rogers History of Judaism-The Story of Moses One of the most influential people in the Jewish history is someone called Moses. He was the one who stood up to Pharaoh and led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt. Moses Life Before Moses was born‚ the children of Israel were living in slavery in Egypt. The Pharaoh was afraid of the numbers and put out an order to have all of the male children killed that were being born

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