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    I have read two stories from the Bible in which I am going to compare and contrast. One story is called “Cain and Abel” and the other is called “Parable of the Prodigal Son”. One similarity of the two are the overall moral of the stories. The moral of the stories is that jealous hearted people never prosper. One difference is, in “Cain and Abel” Cain first messed up when he decided that he wasn’t going to give God his best from the garden. In “Parable of the Prodigal Son” the older brother continued

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    reasons are not given to us in the immediate account but Cain’s elements were not accepted favorably and ‘… the LORD had respect unto Abel and to his offering.’ (Gen 4:4, KJV). For that, Cain became visibly and aggressively upset. Apparently he was not happy that his way was not given the respect of being the central standard and over time did rise up and kill Abel. They were siblings living in the same household, under the same guidance and direction yet they both worked and identified their

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    While the book progressed, the focus switched from the Hamiltons to the Trasks. As the title of the book suggests, East of Eden was an allegory to a book of Genesis, namely the story of Cain and Abel. The siblings’ rivalry for a love of their father transcends through generations. Adam vs. Charles, Aron vs. Cal. Many of critics attacked Steinbeck for having showed all the symbols too obviously and therefore the novel is not convincing. As Warren

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    The Atonement

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    The Atonement of Christ The Atonement is the most wonderful gift we have ever received. It was given to us “to lift, to bless, to strengthen, to sustain, to guide, and to forgive us” (Richards, ‘The Atonement Covers All Pain’). The Savior died for us, suffered for us, and now tarries with us so we all have a chance to return to Him and our Father in Heaven. God gave us His Son to save us all. This life gets hard to weather on our own, especially in these times. That's why we have to hold on to

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    The case of Abraham: In Genesis 12 (4), God’s servant, Abraham was in the country of Haran, where he had accumulated wealth. God commanded him to move, along with his wealth, and build an alter at Shechem. He obeyed, moved, built a tent, an alter and re-settled from Shechem to Egypt to escape famine. Abraham did sit down to enjoy, when he received God’s blessings and wealth. He performed entrepreneurial activities by hiring shepherds, finding grasslands for the sheep, paying the shepherds, ensuring

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    Plot Summary Godchild is the sequel series to the original Cain Saga created by Kaori Yuki during the 90’s. This series continues the story of the young Earl of Cornwall, Cain Hargreaves, as he struggles to solve the mystery of his unfortunate bloodline. By this point, Cain has been made aware of the possibility that his abusive father, who threw himself off a cliff to spite Cain, has been alive all this time and is the head of a secret organization called Delilah. Delilah is tied to the occult and

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    Bible: Cain And Abel

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    Cain and Abel According to the Bible, we are all descendants of a murderer. The book of Genesis, opens with Adam, Eve and their first two children, Cain and Abel. Out of jealousy when god favors Abel gifts over his own, Cain kills his younger brother. Cain, who is allowed to live by the forgiveness of god, is considered to be the ancestor of every person on Earth. It is significant that we as a race we are descended from Cain. The significance of our inherited traits are shown by the lack of understanding

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    The biblical story of Cain and Abel has been written in more than one way. The King James version of the Bible states that when God speaks to Cain after he had murdered his brother Abel, God said, "Thou shalt" overcome sin. In the standard American version of the Bible, God says "Do thou" which means Cain will certainly overcome sin. The Hebrew word 'timshel' means 'thou mayest' which is arguably the most important two words in John Steinbeck's novel East of Eden. These two words change the meaning

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    Strange Fruit Meaning

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    Strange Fruit The song Strange Fruit was first recorded by the famous jazz singer Billie Holiday and release in 1939. The genre of the song was blues and jazz. Strange Fruit was an early cry for the Civil Rights Movement, exposed racism, and performed the practice o hanging. The song has simple lyrics, that carry a huge strength, and haunt you even when the song is over. The juxtaposition of the beautiful landscape, the scent of flowers, with the blood of human beings brutally beaten, gives a powerful

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    A theme is the underlying message or overall meaning of a story. Authors use this literary device in stories to convey a critical belief about life. A theme of a book is usually seen as a universal in nature because when a theme is universal, it touches on human experience. Sometimes there are multiple themes to a story and they may or may not be stated directly. Religion is a theme found throughout the stories of Gilgamesh, Beowulf, The Canterbury Tales, and Hamlet. The theme of religion is prevalent

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