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    period of time. The conservative Christian view holds to Mosaic authorship and treats the Pentateuch as a unit. This doesn’t mean Moses didn’t use other documents as references to write his books. He obviously did. But since other Old Testament authors affirm Mosaic authorship‚ as do numerous New Testament authors‚ the Bible as a whole crumbles if Moses is not the author of the Pentateuch. There is overwhelming evidence confirming Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch including: Moses’ qualifications

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    Book Of Hebrews

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    Provenance The writer is a Hellenistic Jewish Christian‚ and his arguments presuppose that he is writing to others who think as he does. Since Clement of Rome knows and quotes the text within what could only have been a few years of its writing‚ that community would have likely been in Rome. Date Putting a date on the book of Hebrews is difficult since there is no known audience or author. However‚ the early church father Clement quoted from the Book of Hebrews in A.D. 95. However‚ internal evidence

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    Christian Scriptures

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    Time Line Hebrews Israelites Nation of Israel with a King – 1020 B.C. Destruction of Judah by the Babylonians – 587 Time Line – Foreign Domination Exile Persian Period - 539 Greek Period Roman Period Judaism Monotheism Sacred Text; makes them unique Christianity Destruction of Jerusalem – 70 A.D. Arrangement Hebrew Bible – TANAK Law/ Torah Prophets / Nevi ‘im Writings / Ketuvim Old Testament Law / Pentateuch (five scrolls) History Wisdom Literature & Psalms Prophets

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    Dome Of The Rock Symbolism

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    Another physical feature that provides importance are the designs of the mosaics of the Dome of the Rock. More importantly the crowns in the mosaics‚ which are “symbolic of dynastic rule in Kitdb al-tijd” symbolize the crowned kings of that dynasty (Khoury 62). Not only do the objects and shapes have a meaning in the Dome of the Rock‚ but also so do the colors on the objects. For example‚ the Dome of the Rock has the colors blue and gold: “In Islamic art‚ blue‚ the color of the sky suggest infinity

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    Danni Hang Professor Fletcher GENE 100 November 8‚ 2014 The Biblical Worldview on Divorce In the book‚ A Study of the Biblical Worldview of K—12 Christian School Educators‚ Wood defines a worldview as a set of fundamentals beliefs through which we see the world considering our call and future in it. Reality is managed and pursued through it‚ as well as interpreting and integrating the framework for judging order and disorder in a standard way (Wood 21). Although different denominations have varying

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    Characters of God

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    could open up all kinds of avenues of discussion about the interpretation but suffice it to say that all these words describe some part of Gods characteristics. Alongside the explanation of the meaning of name in the Hebrew ANE‚ is the concept of covenant.

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    Book Of Exodus Essay

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    said to Moses‚ ’Write down all these instructions‚ for they represents the terms of my covenant with you and with Israel. ’" Contents: The book Exodus may be divided into six sections- 1. The first section (1.1 – 12.36) tells the story of Israel in Egypt. 2. The Second section (12.37 – 18.27) treats the Exodus‚ itself‚ and the wandering in the desert. 3. The Third section (19.1 – 24.18) deals with the covenant. 4. The Forth section (25.1 – 31.18) is concerned with instructions for the establishment

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    Christology in Hebrews

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    presented in Hebrews is Jesus Christ as the High Priest and his Sonship in relation to God. This is then supported by a number of smaller portraits pertaining to his character‚ priestly functions and his soteriological role in relation to the new covenant. His thesis is well thought out and presented in the manner of a theologian.1 One will notice that the author displays a strong Jewish background as he employs his keen understanding of the Old Testament right throughout his thesis. He does this

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    Why does the university require this course? To have a firmer understanding to the foundations of our beliefs What is the Old Testament? 39 Books 6-10 centuries Two dozen+ authors Before the Jews were born First 17 books are arranged chronologically Remaining 22 are randomly arranged The canon of the Bible The Old Testament is part of the ‘canon: of scriptures for Jews and Christians “Canon” = List of authoritative writings Jewish = The Hebrew Bible Protestant = Old Testament‚ New

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    The Four Source Theory is the idea that the Torah‚ the Jewish Bible‚ originated from four separate sources. Each one was written and developed over a different period of time. Each part teaches its reader something that the other three cannot. The four sources were combined to be a single document containing all their different ideas. The earliest source is the Yahwist source (J). Written between 1000 and 950 B.C. in Jerusalem under King Solomon‚ the Yahwist source discusses stories and traditions

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