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    One of the inherent conflicts in the story of Joseph is the tension between Joseph and his brothers. The tension between them is caused by both Jacob and Joseph. First, Jacob shows favoritism toward Joseph, because he is the son of his favorite wife Rachel. Second, Joseph brings back bad reports when he is out pasturing with his brothers. However, what truly increased the hatred and jealousy was the Joseph’s dreams. The author notes that when Joseph recounts the dreams, “they hated him even more

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    Although the Bible was written thousands of years ago, the lessons expressed by God are just as relevant in today’s world. The Bible, specifically the Book of Genesis, consists of stories that seem outdated, however, these stories illustrate moral lessons that will always be applicable in life. The most prominent lesson is that people must have faith in God in order to trust Him with all of their heart. Particular instances from the lives of Abraham and Joseph provide reasons to believe God is always

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    Ancient world literature and early civilization stories turn around human’s relationship with higher beings. Ancient civilizations were extremely religious, holding the belief that their very lives were in the hands of their almighty god or goddess. This holds true for both the people of biblical times as well as those of the epic era. However, their stories have some differences according to cultural variation but the main structure, idea and theme are generally found correlative. It is hard to

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    Genesis 18 Essay

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    Genesis 18 is the story of Abraham and his three mysterious visitors. This one of the many complicated text in the Bible. Many faiths and researchers have different interpretations of this passage. However, the question, which we must ask, is; what are the scriptures in Genesis 18 trying to say? It is not as clear as other literature text that are read today there are many questions that arise from this passage such as who were there three men? Where was Sarah? How did Abraham know they were messengers

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    INTRODUCTION (1-2) Responsible is a popular quality which has been used to qualify someone in many area of life. A teacher will rather choose a stupid boy but very responsible student to become a proctor than the smart one but, very irresponsible. An employer will promote someone who is responsible to be required as overseer over the one who had many degree but lazy. A responsible father will take care of his family well, a responsible student will do his assignments diligently, and a responsible

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    Introduction: “Jacob Struggles with God” is a selection that came from the book of Genesis chapter 32. Genesis describes God’s creation of earth and his first interactions with human beings. Throughout the Bible, there are many instances and occasions where the almighty Lord God demonstrates his strength and power. In Genesis chapter 32, a strange man appeared before Jacob, who is the son of Isaac and Rebekah, and they wrestled until daybreak. In Genesis 25:23, when the Lord was talking to Rebekah

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    Abraham. One of the most influential men who ever lived, does not appear on any list of the hundred most influential men who ever lived. He ruled no empire, commanded no great army, engaged in no spectacular acts of heroism on the battlefield, performed no miracles, proclaimed no prophecy and led no vast throng of followers. Yet today more than half of the world’s population identify themselves as his heirs. His name, of course, is Abraham, held as the founder of faith by the three great monotheisms

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    The book of Genesis presents the reader with a relational God. In particular, Genesis focuses on the relationship between God and man. He created man for a relationship and “thus Genesis does not present a static theology of God’s involvement with humanity, but regardless of his mode of engagement, God is present and active” (358). However, through the sin of man arriving into the world, these relationships were fractured. Again, God exhibits judgment, but also mercy when in Genesis three He

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    Easter Break Letter

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    Hi there! As I am writing this letter, Southeastern is beginning Easter Break and we get the entire week off! After Spring Break ends, we come back for a few weeks then get a week off for Easter. It’s wonderful! Since I took a class over Spring Break, this is a great time for me to relax. My boss Tom at the paint store took the week off, and I get to fill in for him while he and his family vacation in Florida. His children’s Spring Break and my Easter break are on the same week, just another example

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    Arminda Definitions

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    My name, Arminda, means protector or little armored one, kind of like an armadillo or a tiny tin soldier. Well really a little witch with a shield but we will get to that later. I prefer my imagery better because it better portrays who I am, quiet but strong. I was given my great-grandmothers name simply because my mother thought it sounded pretty. How strange something that embodies my personality was chosen with so little thought. My great-grandmother was named in a similar way, her mother was

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