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Narratives
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of the scripture, it is observed that in bible most of the literature is narrative. More than thirty five percent of scripture is narrative which contains around three quarter of the entire scripture of Bible. This argument has been made co...

Compare And Contrast The Gospels And Paul’s Letters With Respect To Purpose, Audience And Major Themes.
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Compare and contrast the Gospels and Paul’s letters with respect to purpose, audience and major themes. Thirteen epistles in the New Testament are attributed to Paul. Within these epistles other letters are referenced that do not appear in ...

Old Testament
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Old Testament literature based on history, legendary, didactic, and some of the literature is legalistic. Most of the literature of Old Testament was written in Hebrew, however, some of the portion was written in Aramaic, which was a kindre...

Christ & The Hebrew People
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Christ is the central character of the New Testament scriptures. The opening words of the first gospel account, by Matthew, can be applied to the whole of the New Testament: "The book of the generation of Jesus Christ" (Matthew 1:1). The fo...

Book Review
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book entitled “The Ten Commandments: Ethics for the Twenty-First Century”, He begins with an introductory chapter on the power, meaning, record, division, setting, context and significance of the Ten Commandments. Next, each commandment is ...

Experiencing Community
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or sub-conscious, on how community life should be structured and what expectations are placed on individuals within that community. Sometimes Christians think of certain aspects of culture as Biblical and teach them as being “Christian”. T...

Critical Response
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of Jesus, they do not visualize the real Jesus who walked this earth two thousand years ago. According to Christopher J.H. Wright, Jesus has become a “photomontage composed of a random mixture of Gospel stories, topped up with whatever fas...