Redemption

Redemption Redemption “In Whom We Have Redemption Through His Blood” Introduction Redemption is a broad term used in the Bible to refer to act of God involving His special intervention for the salvation of mankind. The term is also associated with the act of Jesus Christ as he paid the price on the Cross ...

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Judith With The Head Holofernes

JUDITH WITH THE HEAD HOLOFERNES Judith with the Head Holofernes Judith with the Head Holofernes 'Judith with the Head of Holofernes' is a painting in oil on panel transferred to canvas (144x68 cm) of Giorgione, dating back to 1600 or so and kept in Hermitage in St. Petersburg. It is the ...

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Religion And Theology

Religion and Theology Religion and Theology Introduction The purpose of this study is to expand the boundaries of the author's knowledge by exploring some relevant facts related to New Testament Christian's view (Augustine) on politics. Blessed Augustine was a major early church theologian and in addition to that a philosopher who contributed vastly ...

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Table Of Contents

Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction2 Historical Background3 Reasons for Writing the Letters5 Time and Place of Message6 Authenticity of the Message7 Chapter 2: The Divisions of the Book8 The Doctrine Chapters & the issues covered, Chapters 1-88 The Prophetical Chapters & the issues covered, Chapters 9-10.12 The Practical Chapters #12-14.17 Personal Communication, Chapter 15.22 Conclusion27 Works Cited30 End Notes31 An Exposition of the ...

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How God And Science Created Light In This World

How God and Science Created Light in this World Introduction One symbol used of God in the Bible is that he is “light” and that his word sheds light to the world. Then equivalently, the lack of God in one's life is equivalent to being in darkness. In 1 John 1:5 it ...

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Matthew 28:16-20

MATTHEW 28:16-20 Matthew 28:16-20 Matthew 28:16-20 Introduction Matthew 28:16-20 has come to be known as the Great Commission, and it is one of the first texts that come to the mind of many modern Christians when they consider the missionary mandate of their own religion. Both because of its post-Pentecost mission ...

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The Christian Life

The Christian Life The Christian Life Introduction Paul (Saul of Tarsus) was the early Christian leader who is often considered to be the person responsible for making Christianity a world religion rather than a small sect of Judaism. Paul was born between 2 and 10 CE in Tarsus, a city located near ...

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The Jewish Background And The Kingdom Of God

The Jewish Background and the Kingdom of God Table of Content Introduction3 Concepts in Judaism3 Discussion5 Historical Justification of Division12 God and Early Judaism13 Sanctification of the Holy and the Unclean13 The Concept of Sabbath14 The Story of Judaism14 Myths and other effects of the Story of Judaism14 Representation of Judaism in World History16 Symbols and Synagogues16 Beliefs as opposed to Faiths17 The ...

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Second Great Awakening

SECOND GREAT AWAKENING Second Great Awakening Second Great Awakening Transformation of Religion In the begging of 19th century the conventional beliefs of Christianity were presented in less benefit by several knowledgeable people of America. A countervailing propensity was ongoing, however, by using a remarkable spiritual resurgence that propagate westward during the century's first half. ...

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The Life Of Nehemiah

The Life of Nehemiah The Life of Nehemiah Background I am introduced as the bearer to the Persian emperor Artaxerxes. My name is not known outside of the Bible, but also the book of Esther tells us that many Jews reached prominent positions in the administration Persian. However, it is certain that the ...

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