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    Children of Israel

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    of Israelstayed in Egypt for two hundred years and suffered from much oppression from the Pharaohs during that time. Children of Israel (بنى إسرائيل) | | | Children of Israel (بنى إسرائيل) are mentioned in the Quran when referring to the Israelites. According to Islamic belief‚ the twelve tribes of Israel are the descendents of Yaqub (Jacob‚ also known asIsrael)‚ who was the son of Isaac. This category is part of the following classification in the ontology: Concept (root) | Living Creation

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    Old testament survey

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    Alexandra Griffin Old Testament Survey Bro. Boruff “A Secret Mission” For thousands of years‚ militaries‚ countries‚ and leaders have been sending out spies to search out different lands. Sometimes a spy might be sent out for information‚ to search for a specific person‚ or to simply see how a land is laid out in order to capture it. Even back in Bible times‚ God had leaders send out spies for some of these very reasons. In this paper‚ I would like to compare two specific

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    Jesus Christ Ch 5

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    JESUS CHRIST: GOD’S REVELATION TO THE WORLD CHAPTER 5 KINGS AND PROPHETS AWAITING THE MESSIAH Conquest of the Promised Land Joshua The Lord fought for Israel‚ and without his help‚ the Israelites would never have settled in the “land flowing with milk and honey.” Joshua led the Israelites into the Promised Land. Judges In ancient Israel‚ judges were those who acted as temporary military leaders‚ as well as arbiters of disputes within and between tribes. Judges were also expected to remind the

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    of Levi‚ namely the family of Aaron. Aaron’s family was set apart to be the priests of the nation and the other members of the Levite tribe were to be his assistants. The tribe of Levi was the only tribe that did not get its own land after the Israelites made it to the Promised Land. Within the book‚ they were to receive other things instead of land. For example‚ 48 cities were set aside for the Levites to control throughout the country. These were to be cities managed by the Levites and were

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    1. The conquest of Canaan as described in these two sources has a lot in common. First off both of the accounts show that the people of Israel were invading all kinds of foreign people. They had received instructions from God on how to go about obtaining this land. In both of the two accounts the people are commanded to invade‚ conquer‚ and then exterminate all the people living in these cities. There are exceptions to this though; Rehab and the man who showed the spies where to enter are two exceptions

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    Deuteronomy 12: 2-28

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    the Israelites‚ encamped on the plains of Moab‚ finally stand poised to enter the Promised Land. This entry into Canaan would provide the long-awaited climax of the story that had begun with the promises to the ancestors in Genesis‚ and whose fulfillment had been delayed by the enslavement in Egypt and the wandering in the wilderness. Deuteronomy is set in the time of Moses‚ and Moses as Deuteronomy’s speaker‚ arrests the narrative action in order to deliver the final words to the Israelites before

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    Deurotonomy

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    generation’ and he was blameless. Noah also walked with God. The stories relate because one person is warned about something in each story. 2. The covenant that Noah and God made was that the earth wouldn’t flood again. The gods of Mesopotamia and the Israelites is that they both put a blessing on someone to survive. When Utnapishtim goes to the afterlife he goes to a paradise-type area. 3. The story seems to be crafted in a way where we should keep all the animals and all living things alive. 4.By putting

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    Was Moses A Black Man?

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    The Pharaoh’s daughter found him and without a doubt‚ saw his circumcision and yet‚ had pity on him. She would have probably taken him in at that time‚ but both for wisdom’s sake and probably because she didn’t have breast milk‚ asked for an ISRAELITE to nurse him until she could take him in herself. This woman was Moses’ mother and she also got paid by the Pharaoh’s daughter to do so. Fascinating turn of events. Either way‚ Pharaoh’s daughter took Moses into her house shortly after he was

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    Analysis of Amos 8

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    of the message he received from God. When most people think of ripe fruit‚ they think about sweet and beautiful. Ripe fruit‚ however‚ must be harvested. This is the way that God viewed Israel. Israel has ‘ripened’‚ not with the good that the Israelites would have believed‚ being the promised nation of Abraham‚ but has rotten‚ because the time for the ’fruit’ has passed. The people in their perfect time for harvest turned their hearts from God (Ritenbaugh) Amos was a citizen of the southern kingdom

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    Manasseh Research Paper

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    Judahs kingdom enjoyed prosperity in time of Ezekiel‚ however everything changed during the regency of Manasseh‚ when people started to worship falls idols again and polytheism was brought back to life. Manasseh served as King of Judah for 55 years. Co-reign began in 697 BC. Manasseh was in that point 12 years old boy‚ and he was co-regent with his father Hezekiah. Manasseh sole-reign began in 686 BC and ended with his death in 642 BC . Manasseh ruled for quite a while‚ and during his reign he

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