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    Sin The Bible

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    Genesis is the Greek word for “beginning”. It is the first book of the Bible and looks back to the start of creation. God had created the universe within six days and on the seventh day God rested and declared it a holy day, the Sabbath. The universe was made to have no sin, but everything he made was “very good” (Genesis 1:31) Sin was a violation of God’s holy law and was precisely part of a rebellion against God, not because God had created any type of sin. Sin was entered into the cosmos when

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    Bible Strength

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    If the burden of authorship were laid on man, it would like the foresight of God for the future. Because God divinely authored the Bible, he can also use it to speak to us today despite the difference in culture from the date of its authorship to now. That does not mean that we can just find any meaning we want and assume that God planted it there, it is still our responsibility to

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    Bible Passages

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    arguably the most difficult in the Bible. It was probably the first book of the Bible that was written. Commentators have consistently pointed out the challenges that they themselves encountered when trying to make sense of and translate this masterpiece of literature. Divine authority of the book and key passages. The Catholic Church teaches that the book was inspired by the Holy Spirit. It belongs to the genre of wisdom literature and the two key passages are: Job 13:15. “Though He slay me

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    biblical principle. His view was that these restrictions are in opposition to what we find in the Bible. Since I often hear it said (or implied) that love for others means it is wrong to be selective as to whom we allow in the country, I wanted to address this issue and answer my friend's question. If you're interested, here is my answer: I'm not sure why you think it's opposite to what is in the Bible. First of all, the restrictions are very similar to what previous administrations have put in place

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    Genesis 1:28, “…and God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth…” is the verse most Jews and Christians turn to in an effort to justify marriage, committed sexual relations, and procreation within the marital relationship. Yet, the Bible teaches that the most prominent figure of the New Testament, Jesus of Nazareth was a staunch practitioner of the celibate lifestyle. As a partner in the creation of the universe, Jesus Christ would understand the mandate given by God the Father to

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    The Bible Essay

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    The Bible      In the Holy Bible, teachings guide all types of human beings to a better understanding of life. Many of these verses reach out to man through teachings of human nature and how to create society's moral values. A personal favorite verse that may reach out to every man and not just those who practice the Judaeo - Christian religions is :           " The fathers shall not be put to death for the children

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    Identity In The Bible

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    Identity The Book of Genesis, which is the first story of the Bible, lays the groundwork for the creation of an identity for the Israelites. They are trying to mold an identity to define who they are, why they are in the situation they are in, and solidify the one supreme being. There are characters who seem to be the ideal children of God, such as Abraham and Isaac, and those who side track off of the seemingly ideal human in the Bible. Abraham and Isaac are passive, loyal, and obedient and while

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    Water Bible

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    For this essay I will present the range of the symbolic meaning of the word; Water. I will list my findings of connections between the Hebrew Bible and the New testament. I will attempt to break down the symbolic affect the word ‘water’ represents into the bible. During this time, I will also place some fun examples of Parallelism, Motifs, Metaphors Similes and a few other grammar examples in this essay. Due to the ineptness of the books I will attempt to make these occurrences in short precise

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    Bridesmaids In The Bible

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    Through the passages of Matthew 24:36-44, Matthew 24:45-51 and Matthew 25:1-13 the Lord is speaking to people in Bible times and people in current times such as 2016 telling us to be prepared for His second coming. God tells us that “no one will know the day or hour when these things will happen, not even the angels in heaven or the Son of man himself. Only the Father knows” (Matthew 24:36, NLT). If we are foolish and don’t head the warnings of the Lord about His second coming, it may be too late

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    Dominion In The Bible

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    Dominion The Bible states that God created us in such a way as to have dominion. “And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.” [Gen. 1:26] To have dominion is the essence of being made in God's image and likeness. To be god-like doesn't mean to look like God, but to act like God in relation

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