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    I selected the feeding of the 5000 as the passage to evaluate. The Gospel of Mark, being the first written had the following sources available, the Old Testament-Septuagint, Paul’s Letters, the church and the stories that were passed through the generations by the eyewitnesses. Matthew also had the Old Testament, Paul’s Letters, the church and oral tradition for sources as well as the Q and Mark’s Gospel. The sources that Luke had were the Old Testament, Paul’s Letters, the church, oral and written

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    The key episodes that established leadership among Israel are the accounts of their tribulations while in the wilderness and God’s responses. Starting in Number Chapter 11 the Israelites are beginning to complain about their misfortunes. It was not clear to scholars whether the Israelites were complaining to Moses or to God. Either way God herd their complaints and took it as if they were toward him. In return to their complaints God “burned against them”. “Then the fire of the Lord burned against

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    The Sudanese Civil War is a conflict in Sudan between forces of the government and opposition forces of the north and the south.Although this was the start of what is referred to as the civil war, Sudan has been divided by war for centuries, the North African Arabs prayed on the African Christian south, in the 80’s the Sudan’s vast oil resources were discovered. The Sudanese civil wars are generally referred to in three different events; the First Sudanese Civil War (1955-1972), the Second Sudanese

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    patriarchal blessing that most people look over the importance is their lineage. A Liahona question and answer from 2004 stated, “Knowing your lineage can be a helpful guide in your life, because belonging to one of the twelve tribes brings the blessings and missions specific to each tribe”

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    patriarchal blessing that most people look over the importance is their lineage. A Liahona question and answer from 2004 stated, “Knowing your lineage can be a helpful guide in your life, because belonging to one of the twelve tribes brings the blessings and missions specific to each tribe” (“About…” 1). The blessing and missions included with each

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    along with one lesser known one. The first religion I’ll be telling you about is Judaism. Judaism was first started with the Hebrews in 1900 to 1200 BC. The Jewish Torah was made from what the Hebrews wrote. The 12 Tribes of Israel came from a man called Jacob, better known as Israel. Later on, when the Israelites were in Egypt , the pharaohs enslaved them. This then led to the plagues. Multiple bad things kept happening just because the Egyptian Pharaohs wouldn’t let the Jews leave. When they were

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    The twelve tribes that James is writing to have been dispersed from their land and are going through difficult hardships and persecution. James is reassuring them not to give up but to rejoice because their persecutions and hardships are working a greater purpose

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    Life of Muhammad

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    Biography of Muhammad “O Children of Israel! Surely, I am the messenger of Allah to you, verifying that which is before me of the Torah and giving the good news of a Messenger who will come after me whose name will be Ahmed” (Qur 'an, 61:6). This was the prophetic announcement of the coming of the Prophet Muhammad by Jesus Christ. Muhammad was able achieve this status as a prominent leader through his ability to unify the Arab nation while in political power and also as a religious leader, led the

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    began the construction of temporary log huts, Fort Boone, in which he would capture settlement from the Indians. Boone’s settlement received tension from the local Shawnee and Cherokee tribes, for the tribes were flustered with Boone and his people captivating their territory. In the summer of 1776 the Indian tribes kidnapped Boone’s second daughter, Jemima, as well as two other teenage girls fortunately Boone and a group of settlers were able to rescue his daughter and two girls just two days after

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    or bracelet. It is a very old symbol, but no one really knows the exact origin. One possibility is that King David had a shield with the symbol; other than by having six points and six spaces, twelve could be the model order and camps of the tribes of Israel around the Tabernacle. The third symbol is the letters JAI, These two Hebrew letters pronounced Jai, meaning "Life", this symbol is used as a jewel. The fourth symbol is the Kipá, is a small cap used by Jewish men and children. If the person

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