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    Prophet Muhammad

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    believe that he is the messenger of Islam and that he is the last prophet of God‚ Allah. Prophet Muhammad is to be the last of many prophets before him‚ according to the Quran‚ the holy book of Islam. Prophet Muhammad guided people in every aspect of their lives. The Hadiths‚ Sunnahs‚ and political leadership that Prophet Muhammad had‚ make him the most influential person in human history. A hadith means an action or saying Prophet Muhammad has been referenced in doing or saying in his lifetime

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    The Prophet Mohammed

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    The Life of the Prophet When people think of the Prophet Mohammed and Islam‚ they think of war‚ terrorists‚ and violence. If people had enough knowledge about both the Prophet and Islam‚ those images wouldn’t even cross their minds. The Prophet Mohammed was and still is important in many ways because of how he affected people during his lifetime‚ the present life time‚ and will affect them in the future lifetime. Nevertheless‚ people think badly of the Prophet. People have said he was a polygamist

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    Essay on the Holy Prophet

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    A prophet means a messenger of God to mankind. The mission of a prophet’s life is to spread the Word of God. The total number of such prophets is one lac and twenty four thousand. The Prophet of Islam (Peace be upon him) was the last messenger of God to the whole world. The Holy Prophet was born in Arabia‘ in 571 A. D. He was named Muhammad (Peace be upon him). The Arabs were a race of wild tribes. They led a cruel life. They burried their newly-born daughters alive. They ill-treated women

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    Hebrew Bible Exegesis

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    The translation and exegesis of the Hebrew Bible ‚ have led to many versions of stories that we thought we knew‚ especially the book of Genesis and the first fall story . Hebrew words such as adam‚ and other significant words in Hebrew language will be the main focus on in this paper. These words can have very different meanings according to the exegetes and also of a person ’s belief system that is translating them. Thorough critical analysis of postexilic writings will cast doubt into believers

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    The Minor prophet- Joel and his Prophetic Book The Book of Joel is part of the Hebrew Bible. Joel is part of a group of twelve prophetic books known as the Minor Prophets or simply as The Twelve; the distinction ’minor ’ indicates the short length of the text in relation to the larger prophetic texts known as the "Major Prophets". Swindoll (1979‚ no pagination) states ‘Dating the writing of the book of Joel remains one of the most difficult tasks for Old Testament scholars because unlike most prophetic

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    The Book of the twelve Minor Prophets is more than a collection of miscellaneous prophetic materials. The twelve books of the Minor Prophets function as a unified literary work. The trend in modern biblical scholarship is to treat the Book of the Twelve as twelve distinct prophetic compositions that have relatively little to do with each other apart from having been placed in the same collection. Despite these claims‚ the literary work of the twelve Minor Prophets remains a multifaceted composition

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    Bible‚ but before we had the Bible there was the Hebrew Canon. The history of how the Hebrew Canon came to be‚ how it was developed overtime‚ and how the canonization of the Old Testament was different from the New testament are all important topics to explore when trying to understand and study today’s Bible.            The Canon was a collection of sacred writings that were from God‚ written by man (Hebrew Bible). The Canon‚ also known as the Hebrew Bible‚ contains a total of 24 books and is divided

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    Hebrew Ehe Eternal Language

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    HEBREW: THE ETERNAL LANGUAGE WILLIAM CHOMSKY HEBREW : THE ETERNAL LANGUAGE Varda Books 5761 / 2001 skokie‚ illinois‚ usa Copyright © 2001 by Varda Books Original copyright © 1957 by THE JEWISH PUBLICATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA All Rights Reserved Second Printing‚ 1958 New ISBN 1-59045-441-3 Library PDF No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means‚ electronic or mechanical‚ including photocopy‚ recording‚ or any information storage

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    many external influences around us. So‚ how are we able to get closer to God‚ and each other ? The answer to this question is a prophet. A prophet was a person who God chose to spread his messages and warnings to the people. This may seem like an old term ‚but there have actually been many modern day prophets who lived in our times! An amazing example of a modern day prophet is Dorothy Day‚ who was a journalist‚ author‚ Catholic convert and a social activist‚ whose goal was to promote non-violence (also

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    confusion in the Hebrew bible about the meaning of Sheol and who goes there due to the way it has been translated in the English Bibles. As well as the topic of the afterlife can be confusing it can also be a very sensitive topic to debate among people due to different beliefs and it being the fact that it is a major part of every religion. In the Merriam-Webster dictionary the Hebrew word Sheol is defined as “the abode of the dead in early Hebrew Thought”‚ throughout the Hebrew Bible the word Sheol

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