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    Qumran Essene Hypothesis

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    It is evident that the Qumran Essene Hypothesis fits most accurately as the Essenes being the primary writers of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Although, I also think that there were some secondary writers of the scrolls. This thought came to me from the third video (How were the Dead Sea Scrolls Written?) when it mentioned that the scrolls were often written by different scholars and were edited by each other. And connected to this thought is the how it possible “that the Essenes possessed monasteries…in

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    and Japanese ways of representing (and potentially symbolizing) rivers [re: James Cahill, The Poetic Journey?]. As etiquette, the garden can only be appreciated from inside the room. So, a viewer encounters concurrently the stream/brook/river in the scroll, and the garden rock “river.” How does s/he feel? All the “rivers” are unreal. But the juxtaposition of the couplet and the painting changes the meaning/reception of

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    A Short Story : A Story?

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    Kaya was in bed looking at the ceiling. She was tired and her older sister, Ella was reading a book late at night. Kaya had long and curly orange/red hair, she was fourteen. Kayaś older sister, Ella loves reading, she was fifteen, and had long blond hair. ¨Turn off the lights. It is late!¨ Kaya whined to her sister. They went to bed when Ella did finally turn off the lights. The room that they shared was not very big, but not very small. The girls shared a bunk bed together. When Kaya was asleep

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    Scene from the Trojan War and the Nine Dragons scroll, though seemingly different have a lot more in common with each other than initially visible. Chinese scroll art starts with mounting the backs of silks with paper and pasting them before creating the borders of the scroll. The whole scroll is then backed before the roller or fittings are attached. This process could take weeks or months. There are five different traditional formats that scrolls were painted in. Thin strip,

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    Paper Vs Papyrus

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    At the beginning of this project, I expected it to be easier than writing on papyrus and using a reed pen. However, the moment I opened the assigned scroll, I could hardly make out the letters, let alone distinguish words. This time around even thought I was copying English, the process of transcribing the text into Uncial was difficult, since the English was a different variation with omission of letters and different spellings of certain words. So I fought to ensure that I transcribed in verbatim

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    A Doubting Time Have you ever doubted a belief that you held one hundred percent true just a day ago? So have I and many other people. Many times, people question their ideas or beliefs or other people’s ideas and beliefs. I fall victim to this cycle of doubting and questioning as well as I question my Christian religion. I question my beliefs, tell myself to stop doubting, then I reinforce my beliefs with facts. I ponder on the general questions non-Christian believers ask: Why does evil and suffering

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    pilgrimage by the Prophet Muhammad in 630 AD. Medina is the second holiest site for Muslims, it is where Muhammad is buried. The topic that I have chosen is the Umra certificate, which is a 15th century scroll depicting the pilgrimage to Mecca. In this paper, I will be discussing who made the scroll, where it was made, when/why it was made, and finally what was this particular

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    This term paper will attempt to compare specific biblical passages from the book of Ezekiel to specific passages in the book of Revelation. These passages are comparable due to their similar use of language, visions, and symbolism. The book of Ezekiel was written by the prophet Ezekiel who was a priest. The New American Standard Study Bible suggests this book was written approximately between 597—586 B.C. It is generally divided into three sections following the introduction. The first section

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    show you this amazing Jutsu and you’re going to let me graduate and everything will be okay. That’s the way it works, right? Anyone who learns Jutsu from this scroll passes.” Bewildered, Iruka asks, “Huh? Where’d you get that idea?” Interrupting Naruto, I whisper, “Mizuki Sensei told him, which means he’s coming back probably to steal the scroll away, later killing Naruto. We must stop him.” Iruka and I look over sensing an oncoming attack as kunai raining down on us. “Look out!” Iruka yells. Pushing

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    the world. Carter and Sadie Kane are on a mission in Brooklyn with two other magicians, Walt and Jaz, to find the first section of the book of Ra in a museum. When they went to the museum, Sadie found the first scroll of the book of Ra in the statue of Khnum. Then Sadie picks up the scroll and it lights up on fire on her hand. Sadie activates every reservoir of magic spells including a griffin. After that, Carter and Sadie distracted the griffin so that Walt can use a spell to escape, but accidentally

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