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    discovery, the most ancient whole text was written in Hebrew. It was the Masoretic text from the 10th century. The oldest complete biblical text, on the other hand, was known as the Septuagint also. It was the Greek translation from the 4th century (One for Israel, 2018). The Dead Sea Scrolls revealed manuscripts of many books of the Old Testament that were more ancient than any manuscript ever known. It was written a thousand years earlier before the time of the New Testament (One for Israel, 2018). However

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    The Dead Sea Scrolls are ancient Jewish writings that were found in caves a slightly north west of the Dead Sea in Israel. All together, their parts make up missing, or copied, sections of many books in the Roman Catholic Bible Canon, with the largest amount being from the book of Psalms, Deuteronomy, Genesis, Isaiah, and Exodus, which are all present in the current day Roman Catholic Bible Canon. The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered by a group of Shepherds in the mid 1940s. One of the Shepherds

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    A series of stabbings has made the people of Israel restless and afraid. A statistic in the last paragraph of Ori Lewis’s report, “West Bank tensions rise after Palestinian stabbings in Israeli settlements,” stated that 25 people and a U.S. citizen have been killed. Over 148 Palestinians have been killed as well, a majority of them being victims of violent demonstrations (Lewis, 2016.) Ori Lewis also mentioned in his article that Israeli military were ordering Palestinian laborers to halt work due

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    Israel's Geography Essay

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    Israel is one of the world’s smallest countries with a total area of 7,850 square miles. Since its independence from British rule in May 1948, Israel has become home to some of the holiest sites of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Since 1948, Israel has been in numerous short wars with neighboring countries fighting violence escalated by Palestinian groups and militias. Israel has five major geographical regions, which consist of the Mediterranean coastal plain, the central and northern highlands

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    Prof. Patrick Eagan Argumentative Essay: Jewish Rights to Israel Since the Independence of Israel in 1948, there has been a greater tension between the Israelis and the Palestinian community. It is very important to know that both have been living Israel before it was considered an independent state. Not only Palestinians have been in conflict with the Israelis but also Arabs and Muslims. They might not have the same issues with Israel as the Palestinians do, but they both dislike Israelis for

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    because he supported the central idea of the Jewish faith: that there is one God and one alone. At the time many people in the Middle East worshipped several gods. What do Jewish people believe? - Abraham's son, Isaac had a son, Jacob, also known as Israel. In this way the descendants of Abraham came to be known as the Israelites. God promised the Israelites he would care for them as long as they obeyed God's laws. Jewish people believe in the Torah, which was the name of the laws given to the Israelites

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    After the second year of my undergraduate studies while conducting fieldwork, I discovered a profound enthusiasm for learning about the lives of ancient peoples that has furthered my determination to pursue research and a graduate degree. In the summer of 2015, I already had two years of experience working on the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon, Israel as a volunteer. That year I was chosen to work on a different project; I was part of a small team tasked with excavating the recently discovered

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    It does not take a Bible scholar to understand that one of the most significant people groups throughout history has been the Israelites. According to Biblical narrative, Israel is significant. An understanding of who the Israelites are and where they came from is necessary to understand the Bibles redemptive narrative. This paper will seek to provide insight as to how the Israelites came about and who they are. Trying to answer the question of the Israelites origin is not without it’s difficulty

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    One of the archeologist that played an important part in this discovery was Yigael Yadin of Israel. Yadin, not only contributed to the discovery and research of the Dead Sea Scrolls more than any other archeologist, but he also

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    viewing the influence writing has had on the formation of the Jewish state of Israel. Before there was a Jewish state, around the time of 1,300 BCE there was a Jewish nation that rose up in response to Moses’ leadership and contribution of the Torah. Over 3,000 years later, Theodor Herzl’s pamphlet “The Jewish State” sparked the nationalist movement of Zionism that eventually led to the formation of the state of Israel. The immense impact written works can have on the development of nations and eventually

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