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    reflection on Exodus

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    go against them in war. (Exodus 1:9) The king stated that they needed to come with a plan to get rid of the Israelites. “We must find a way to put an end to this‚ If we don’t and if war breaks out‚ they will join our enemies and fight against us. Then they will escape the country”. (Exodus 1:10) The Egyptians made the Israelites there slaves (Exodus 1:11) They gave the Israelites heavy duty work to make them tire on purpose They forced them to build cities (Exodus 1:11) The more the Egyptian

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    Egypt but also throughout history‚ such events are the Crusade and the Holocaust during both of which many Jews suffered. It is also a way of remembering that the Jews suffered then but ahead is a peaceful time. Passover reminds Jews of the story of Exodus and the ten plagues which then led on to their freedom. The tenth plague was the killing of every first-born son in Egypt. This did not harm the Jews as they painted the blood of a lamb on their doorposts so that the angel of death would not wreak

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    Moses Newspaper Story    The story of Moses is fascinating.  Moses struggles with his call to leadership by God.  He is  called by God when he encounters the Burning Bush.  However‚ Moses does not feel secure  enough to lead the people and to be an eloquent speaker.  Eventually‚ Moses finds his  strength to confront Pharaoh and to lead the people out of slavery in Egypt.      Write a newspaper article detailing Moses’ encounter with the Burning Bush‚ Moses’  resistance to God‚ Moses choosing Aaron as his assistant

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    Exodus Attitudes

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    Throughout time‚ people have debated these attitudes and their origins because often‚ like in the books of Exodus‚ Hosea‚ and Amos‚ there are several examples of how God is compassionate and forgiving while He is also vindictive and demanding. So‚ what kind of God is He? This can be illustrated in the story of the Israelites. We see a very compassionate‚ loving God in the book of Exodus. Earlier he had released the Israelites from bondage to Egypt‚ and now He is establishing a promised land‚ the

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    The rise of Fatah and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) came about by a man named Yasser Arafat who was born in Cairo in1929 and died in 2004. The name was presumed by Mohammed al Husseini‚ Yasser created the PLO and Fatah and merged them together in 1964 and ran a terrorist campaign against Israel. Yasser included other terrorist in the Cuban training camps and made promise to connect with them in international revolution. To some it appeared that Arafat’s organization could be measured

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    The Nile turn to blood | [Type the document subtitle] | | Professor A. Medly | | Danielle Patterson | 3/31/2011 | | There was a Plague that God had put on Egypt called the Nile turn to blood. Once I read the passage I realized the many powers of God. He told Moses he would make him like God to Pharaoh and he was to say everything that God had commended him to say. God told Moses to tell Pharaoh to let his people go which was the Israelites. Pharaoh who had a hard heart

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    Paradigmatics Of Exodus

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    How and why did exodus become a paradigmatic event both within the Old Testament and outside of the Bible? What is the enduring attraction of exodus?  How can exodus as a paradigm be applied to someone’s personal or communal situation?  Post your reflection to the Discussion Forum labeled Module 2.3-Exodus by Sunday 2/1/15.
 Exodus – how it became a paradigmatic event‚ and why? Boadt states that “The exodus marks the real beginning of the history of Israel as a people.” (127) Exodus refers to the

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    Issue Harlequin is the largest distributer of romance series novels but is faced with a slow growth in series novels. Harlequin needs to decide whether they should expand into title-by-title books and how they will position themselves if they chose to do so. Analysis Harlequin is faced with the decision of how they should increase their unit sales and increase their overall revenues. By continuing in series novels‚ Harlequin will not be able to see growth in their company as unit sales are

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    Joshua never complained while he lead his tribe through the wilderness. He buried all those in his tribe who did not believe God‚ and could not enter into Canaan. Joshua was about eighty years old when Moses leads Israel to the Jordan river‚ to the place where God will allow them to enter Canaan. Moses was not allowed to enter into Canaan because of his own sin against God. Joshua was there when God delivered Og and Sihon to Israel. Joshua and those allowed to take possession of Canaan were shown

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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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