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    the concept of covenant in the Bible? The treaty analogue sheds light on some biblical phraseology used in covenant contexts. The relationship of the suzerain to the vassal is often expressed as a father – son relationship. The references to Israel as Yahweh’s son is illuminated by this characteristic idiom: The father – son metaphor informs another idiom: In treaties and diplomatic correspondence, the relationship between the two parties is one of “love.” 2.

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    The Nature of the Kingdom as it is Presented in Luke's Gospel One of Luke's main interests in Jesus was his preaching on the Kingdom of God. As Luke was arguably a gentile, he wanted to prove to all people that the Kingdom was present and that everyone is welcome to become a member. However what Luke wrote about the kingdom in some areas did contradict the Jews expectations. For example, Jewish understanding of the kingdom was that a divine rule would be the counterpart

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    King Solomon

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    King Solomon ruled all of Israel in an outstanding way from 977 to 937 BCE (12). Despite his wealth and power, Solomon is known to history for his wisdom and as the builder of the Temple of Jerusalem. He has been credited with authoring all or parts of three books of the Bible (Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon). King Solomon was the ruler of ancient Israel who reigned from 961-922 BC (8). He is the son of David and Bathsheba. Solomon succeeded his father as king and his territory

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    among Israel 's tribes. Despite the way that God himself ruled Israel when they left Egypt, he knew there would likely be a period when they would require a human rule over them. In spite of the way that He admonished any future Israelite ruler that they ought not to have many life accomplices, God did not charge that they should have one and just a lone (Schlehlein, 2013). God knew rulers who searched after various mates would be enticed to wed ladies from outside the Twelve Tribes of Israel (doubters)

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    Key NT Words, Θύρα. It is generally accepted in the NT to mean door. It Appears twenty nine times in most forms within the NT. Rev 4:1 is the only exact reference relating to a heavenly door being opened. However, if we are to approach the text figuratively we find that there are two references to opening and shutting in the heaven lower; Rev 4:25, Rev 11:6. Rev 19:11, John 1:51, Acts 10:11, Mark 1:10 seem to refer to a general opening of heaven where God himself is revealed and reveals his actions

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    the philistine army. And the Philistine army was prepared way more than the Israelites and they both gather to camp out on either sides of a deep valley. While camped Goliath mocked the Israelites and their army. David was sent to give food to the Israel army. In doing so heard Goliath William Harkey: William Harkey: Last Name 2 taunting the army, and saw the men were afraid of the Giant. So David volunteered to face off with the great giant. No one in the army believed

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    Since ever, we have tried to acknowledge our own existence, but we have not always relied on science. Religion has shaped societies, evolving through the sun god Aton-Rato to Jesus Christ, and in each step, it has left us different perceptions of our world. Consequently, religion is a phenomenon that explained by itself the evolution of human understanding. Thus, in order to understand our past, we must know how religion explains the world, rules societies and fulfills human uncertainties. The

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    The Lord Of The King

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    The Israelites were simply unable to follow the word of the Lord, were constantly disobeyed him, thus offending and angering the Lord. In order to control them, the Lord set, what would become, a long line of judges, or “chieftains.” The duties of these men were to follow the word of the Lord, and to entrust the word of G-d into their followers. Their first judge was Othniel the Kenizzite, and in the case of Othniel, “the spirit of the Lord descended upon him and he became Israel’s chieftain.” (Judges

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    The Spirit Of The Sun

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    Twelve Disciples are nothing but the 12 constellations of the Zodiac. Which Jesus (The Sun) travels with. What’s interesting is the fact that the number 12 is repetitive throughout the Bible. 12: Tribes of Israel Sons of Jacob Judges of Israel Great patriarchs O.T prophets Kings of Israel Princes of Israel The truth to the Zodiac and the figurative life to the sun was not just an artistic expression or tool used for tracking the sun, but also used as a Pagan Spiritual symbol. Which simplified

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    Diversity In Hatred

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    deal with the harsh truths of the world in narrative form like Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly are the images of the Syrian refugees getting tripped by a reporter, Eric Garner getting taken down by police officers, the Palestinian man throwing a rock, Israel bombing Gaza and a Israeli woman and a Palestinian man crying. To contrast this dark narrative, I placed images of musicians with unifying messages, like Kendrick Lamar and Kamasi Washington, a massive globe, the pictures from Forest Hills, and a

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