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    half, knowing that the real mother wouldn't allow this to happen. Once he declares this, the real mother comes forward and gives the baby to the other woman, so that her child is not harmed, this is how King Solomon discovered the child's real mother (New King James Version Bible). Judaism, Christianity and Islam all support a version of this story in their Holy writings. All three religions value King Solomon's wisdom through his writings, and share similar histories of him, with a sight differences

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    When studying about Jesus, the Second Temple Period is important because it gives numerous events of being controlled by government authority and includes five eras of difficulty for the Jewish nation. With that being said, the Christian canon does not document the Second Temple Period as it relates to the description and political aspects of this era but it does give us detail as to the Jews expectations as it relates to messianic prophecies. As we know the Jews of the first century had denied,

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    located in the territory of Judah about 12 miles south of Jerusalem. He was a shepherd and tended to sycamore fig trees (Amos 7:14-15). Despite the fact that he lived in the southern kingdom of Judah, God

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    located in Jerusalem created in 687 AD with no artist, and the Acropolis, located in Athens Greece created in 450BC with no artist but commissioned by Pericles, are demonstrations of Sacred spaces that demonstrate different practices from two different cultures. Religious Islamic architecture is intricately related to Muslim prayer which is an obligation to do every day. The Dome of the Rock was said to be the first great Islamic building. The Muslims had taken the city of Jerusalem in 638 created

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    Aqsa Mosque Memo

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    HEADLINE: OBAMA BROKERS MIDEAST DEAL DATELINE: 24May2015, The Temple Mount, Al Aqsa mosque, Jerusalem. The Sunni and Shi'a Muslims delegation led by Grand Ayatolla Muhamad Amad Hussein, and Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews representated by Chief Rabbis Arye Stern and Shlomo Amar, have agreed to the preliminary arrangements, conditions and rules for a heavenly determination concerning the sanctification of G-d's name. Will it be ALLAH or HASHEM? Catholics and a multitude of Christian sects offered

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    The Hebrew Diaspora

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    The Jews faced a long history of persecution and racism. Envy, greed, and thirst for power caused groups such as the Assyrians, Babylonians, and Romans (to name a few) to persecute, exile, and threaten the existence of the Hebrew community. The Diaspora was definitely not a single event taking place over the course of one night, it was rather a series of dispersals by varying groups of people continuing up to the present time. The Diaspora resulted in the spread of the Hebrew population along with

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    Summary of Amos and Haggai In the book of Amos, Amos is a shepherd and takes care of fig trees (Amos 1:1, 7:14). He was not a prophet nor did he come from a family of prophets (Amos 7:14). Amos lived in the region of Tokoa, not far from the city of Jerusalem (Amos 1:1). God sent Amos away primarily to the nation of Israel, this is where he would deliver his prophecy against the northern kingdom of Israel and surrounding nations, thus leading to resistance from the Israelites (Amos 7:12). During this

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    The Roman Empire Essay

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    The true people of the now Roman occupied provinces of Palestine are now but almost destroyed of their independence, their loyalties now lie with the jurisdiction of the Roman Empire’s overview of Palestine. The Hebrew descendants of Abraham himself are in pandemonium of where their beliefs in God lie now as the Roman’s slowly but constantly squeeze the religions of the hebrews. Many of the hebrews are too afraid to confront the Romans once again in a revolution, as the present revolutions only resulted

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    The Prophet Muhammad is undoubtedly one of the single most important figures in all of history. His messages as the Prophet of God created a new community of Believers that has morphed into the second largest religion in the world, and created one of the greatest states in history, the caliphate. However, since his death 1400 years ago, his followers have struggled to define exactly how Muhammad’s authority and teachings apply in their day and age (Donner xi). Was he a commanding military leader

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    King Solomon Possessions

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    possessions. Because he worked so long and hard to acquire his meaningless possessions, he was tied down by his property. King Solomon also claimed that he acquired “more [possessions] than any of [his] predecessors” and “surpassed anyone prior to him in Jerusalem”. Society and other people were his driving force to get more possessions. Solomon says that property does affect people and that these effects include dissatisfaction,

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