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    The Holy City, Peace

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    Currently, Israel law forbids Jews from praying on top of the Temple Mount; this is to prevent frustrations between them and Muslims. Some Rabbis discourage this as well for fear of Jews stepping into the unknown area of where the “Holy of Holies” was located; which

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    emergence of spiritually inspired people. The profits cared nothing for money or possessions and feared no one and preached without invitations. The prophet said that is was God’s wish to forgive human sins and to renew his relationship with a contrite Israel. The prophets aided in the modeling of the learning that is part of the Western Tradition. They also additional established the Hebrew idea of “moral individuality”. Rejecting parochialism for universalism, the prophets accomplished a profound alertness

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    other religions. They thought that God had put the Gentiles on earth to fuel the fires of hell, which is completely untrue. Israel was no longer an independent nation and was placed with a puppet king that the Romans used to keep them under control. The Jews were now a closed and self-preserving religion. Their rituals were no longer pure; the priest didn’t come from the tribe of Levi, and the temples weren’t sacred anymore. Jerusalem was not the religious center. The temples and altars were not dedicated

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    Study on Deuteronomy

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    Deuteronomy 6:1-15 produces a number of conflicting emotions and thoughts in the mind of the critical reader, because the image of God it paints is at once loving, considerate, vengeful, and jealous. Furthermore, because this passage is so demonstrably focused on education and teaching, the reader is forced to consider whether the God presented in Deuteronomy is actually a God someone would want a child to know. This is a God that promises to bless his children and their children, but at the same

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    What Distinct Characteristics Did the Early Civilizations and Empires of the Middle East and Egypt Develop? Early civilizations and empires of the Middle East and Egypt developed several distinct characteristics. Babylon, Ancient Israelites, and Egypt developed characteristics that included governmental, social, and economic structures as well as distinct religions and innovations. These civilizations and empires existed between 2,575 B.C. - 323 B.C. and most of them had notable rulers. One

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    41:4-15). The followers of Jesus remained at first in a small group within early Judaism. Jesus called upon his disciples to share in his teaching and healing ministry (Mt 10) and then he chose 12 particular disciples perhaps to mirror the ‘twelve tribes of

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    “Cultures in MENA are traditions, beliefs, and behaviors shaped by history, religion, ethnic identity, language, and nationality”. MENA consists of a mix of ethnic, language, and religious groups. The diversity of these groups allow for cultures to co-exist in the region. The family is very import and the values that come from having strength in a solid extended family allows for respect, honor, and loyalty. Religion plays a huge influence in the daily lives of the people in MENA. “Language, culture

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    When first considering the Navajo-Hopi land dispute as a topic of research, I anticipated a relatively light research paper discussing the local skirmishes between the two tribes. However, my research has yielded innumerable volumes of facts, figures and varying viewpoints on a struggle that has dominated the two tribes for over 100 years. The story is an ever-changing one, evolving from local conflict to forcible relocation to big business interests. The incredible breadth of the dispute's

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    Longest Paper Ever

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    Mlomeister has given me a link to this site. One day I am not going to get so angry at these types of things. It’s a fact of life and an age-old issue, one that is almost pointless to fight and refute because it is an incredibly emotional topic and requires a lot time and effort to understand. Not only that, but there are hundreds and hundreds of sites like this, each one gathering information from each other so they’ve created their own religion against religion. Not too many people will delve

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    Dinah. Dinah’s brothers tell Shechem that in order to marry Dinah, all of the men in the city must be circumcised. Dinah’s brothers, Simeon and Levi, then go into the city and murder Shechem and Hamor, and rescue Dinah. • The Twelve Tribes- Genesis 48 The Twelve Tribes • Burning Bush- Exodus 3:2-3 The Burning Bush was the appearance of God

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