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    Sinfulness Spain the Spirit 1. Paul seems to have written Gal‚ Rom‚ and 1-2 Cor on his __3MJ_______‚ ca. 54-57 AD. Authorship of all 4 is undisputed. Gal and Rom both deal extensively with Paul’s concept of __ justification by faith ______________ ___________________. 2. Gal is an angry‚ defensive letter that Paul wrote after starting churches among the Gentiles in the province of Galatia (probably the northern part‚ not southern). Evidently‚ after Paul left‚ __ Judaizers ________________

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    Batik

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    time became very well known in Asia and more and more people began to explore the old Javanese art form. Batik was used in very formal clothing and developed into very traditional and cultural wear. On the same side of the world‚ impressionist artist Paul Gauguin was inspired by the women and the landscape of Tahiti in the mid to late 1800s. He painted figures slightly obscured but proportionate. His paintings all had vivid colors and contrast; he depicted the country of Tahiti very beautifully and

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    Overview: "The Rocking-Horse Winner" Introduction D. H. Lawrence’s The Rocking-Horse Winner was first published in 1926 in Harper’s Bazaar magazine. It was published again that same year in a collection that was put together by Lady Cynthia Asquith‚ a friend of Lawrence’s. Some critics have argued that the characters in the story are modeled after Asquith and her autistic son. Lawrence’s works are known for their explorations of human nature through frank discussions of sex‚ psychology

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    The epistle were written primarily to expound theology. • True 5. What do the writers mean by THINK PARAGRAPHS? • The author means to explain the point of each paragraph as a whole. Then‚ state the content of each paragraph. Paul says this in the argument‚ “Ask over and over again ‘What’s the point?’” 6. Know the authors’ recommendations for dealing with the problem passages found in the epistles. • They were not written directly to us. • What can be said

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    Meet Paul Revere‚ he was born‚ December 1734‚ in North End Boston. When he Learned in North Writing School he acquired his main education‚ additionally‚ his father trained him into being a skilled silversmith. Eventually he opened his own successful business and was even famous for one of his bowls. Meet Paul Revere‚ he was born‚ December 1734‚ in North End Boston. When he Learned in North Writing School he acquired his main education‚ additionally‚ his father trained him into being a skilled silversmith

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    Galatians

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    The book of Galatians was a book undoubtedly written by the apostle Paul‚ a man who was radically changed by God. Paul wrote this epistle to the churches in southern Galatia after having a part in starting these churches on his first missionary journey to Asia Minor. Paul had a close relationship with these churches that he built‚ to the point that he had an incredible impact on these churches from the time they were created. During this time period‚ the Galatian churches were having controversy

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    In my letter Paul is writing to “Parks Church” located somewhere in the United States. This letter is aimed towards a community that has wholeheartedly overcome their problems with each other within the majority‚ but has now started to look down on and neglect the minority groups within the community because they are in some way different. Paul has a very formulaic way of beginning and ending his letters to all of the communities he writes to. Often times Paul would begin each letter by stating

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    1 Timothy's Letter

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    The book of 1 Timothy is a letter by the apostle Paul (vs. 1) to Timothy‚ his true son in the faith. Paul was like a father to Timothy that is why he will address him as ‘his beloved son in the faith’ (Vs. 2). This letter is amongst the letters Paul wrote that were known as “Pastoral epistles” with 2 Timothy and Titus. First Timothy is the first of Paul’s Pastoral Epistles – letters written to church leaders he knew. In contrast‚ most of Paul’s epistles were written to entire congregations. Titus

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    Paul’s new life began on the road to Damascus; a life that would have a significant impact on Christianity. Paul made three missionary journeys in the book of Acts. Throughout his journeys‚ Paul preached the gospel‚ became a church planter‚ and assisted in the development of church leaders and new Christians. Paul was bold‚ even as a new believer. He even stirred up controversy. This would characterize Paul’s ministry the rest of his

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    individuality" Willa Cather’s "Paul’s Case‚" displays the conflict between conformity and individuality through the main character‚ Paul. On a number of occasions‚ Paul is forced to lie and steal to escape the conformists who wish to control him and stifle his unique imagination. However‚ his lying‚ stealing‚ and attempts to escape the conformists‚ only force Paul into isolation‚ depression‚ and feeling a sense of shame for his individuality. Throughout the story one might see Cather’s constant

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