Yeshua The Messiah

Joseph did not accept the conditions of the ghettos. He extended his living space by pitching tents up in his vegetable garden and manage to smuggle food in the Ghettos. Joseph believed that Jewish population was going to be wiped out so he decided to marry Margaret and go into hiding. Margaret entrusted the safety of her brother to a friend out of the ghettos.

Proceeded to beat David. This shows that Joseph will even harm his own family out of hatred for anything and everything that is deviational, and this is where Joseph’s evil is most apparent in the book.

The Crucible: Act II (Questions (A-U) A: Proctor compliments the dish after adding seasoning because he thinks that it was not very good before he added salt to it. B: Proctor is disappointed because there is tension between him and Elizabeth. C: Proctor chose Sunday for the walk with Elizabeth because it would get him out of attending church.

When Joseph was thirteen, he made a decision to fall in love in order to distract his mind from the abuse he was suffering at home. The text states “ “.(Shmidt). Everyday, Joseph would walk seven miles to see his loved one and when they eventually had a child, his dedication sky rocketed. This impacted his life greatly because when Madison died during labor, he became depressed, and he wasn't even able to see his daughter because he was underage. Joseph felt so low, that he even accepted drugs from another's student in his school, and this made him insane enough to strangle a teacher. He then was sent to prison, and eventually ended up in a foster home. This all wouldn’t have happened if Joseph was smart enough to stay out of a serious relationship at such a young age. This section of the book informs the reader that your decisions can greatly impact your life. Once again, Joseph’s decision to enter a serious relationship impacted his life, and in this case the impact was

Later, lost all trust in Joseph and put him in jail after a false accusation

This shows strength of Mary and her

talked with him, John needed a way to prove it or get the judges to see her for what she is. John

He hid Joseph and drove to Czestochowa. When Joseph walked in, his wife saw him in the

Later after the battle has started we still see him hold on to his morals as much as he can. Even though he has to fight and kill the British, he still shows his strength in his morals in the battlefield. “God’s name, what are you to rob the dead with the fight going on! Cousin Simmons roared.” (Fast #147) We see just high of morals that Joseph has, and just how much he holds to

of his capabilities. Similarly, Joseph is able to establish himself as a superior to his

Comparisons can me made by accounting the part where Joseph’s master’s wife tries to seduce him too; in the Hebrew bible, Joseph is accused falsely and sent off to prison whereas in the Koran, the master acknowledges that his wife is the cunning one, “This is but one of your tricks. Your cunning is great indeed! Joseph, say no more about this. Woman, ask pardon for your sin. You have done wrong.” (p1448). The consequent imprisonment of Joseph is slightly different in both the stories too.

that Joseph accepted looked to be the most risky. These idea showed that he was an

It was nothing to her, that an innocent man was to die for the sins of his

1. Yeshua (Jesus) was not received by the children of Israel and given to the Romans

By physically seeing Jesus, it gave her an even stronger conformation that the experiences were valid and not from her imagination. The beauty was too indescribable not to be genuine. When she was questioned, she defended herself by saying,