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Introduction to the Hebrew bible- sessions 19-21
I have come to understand that biblical narratives gives us a distinct characterization techniques. In the characteristics of biblical telling we have three areas of consideration.
The first is indirect characterization where biblical authors primarily reveals what a character is like through their actions and spoken words instead of…
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Great. Thankyou for this piece of work
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Great post! Please remember to comment on at least two other posts when you do your post!
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Introduction to the Hebrew bible - Sessions 4–6
These sessions teach us that the Hebrew Bible being discussed shows a story connected together. The Torah, Prophets, and Writing teach us about the plan of god for humanity and they work together in doing so.
The Bible was written by men who were inspired to write what God gave them and they all wrote using their human ways of writing and…
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A good understanding of the Hebrew bible.Keep up we are on the same course
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Creative bible study methods chapter 9&10
Amen and greetings
Chapter 9 is an amazing chapter. It clearly shows that when God gave us his word, He gave us everything we needed to live and prosper. The word of God is everything. There is no part of my life that the word of God cannot attend to,not a single part of it. This chapter also opens one eyes to see that we are more than flesh,…
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You are right! when you are in lacking, ask the question are you obeying God and if you are, know that it is also God’s will that at some point we experience lack. Please remember to comment on at least two other posts when you do your post!
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Introduction to the Hebrew bible- sessions 16-18
As i was studying i came to understand better about the literary representation and reality. I have actually found that through literary representation,the authors represented and framed reality through language and at times through symbols and characters.
It is seen clearly in the Hebrew bible the authors used story telling,poetry and…
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I am in sessions 4-6. Hope to find you soon
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Literary representations are very important, but it most go with the author’s intent (reality or meaning of the text)
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Introduction to the Hebrew bible- sessions 13-15
One outstanding and interseting thing that i have learned in the sessions is that poetry is away of communicationthat introduces or welcomes the reader to partner with the written word so that he can discover its mmeaning.It moves you closer to the written word so that it becomes part of you for a better undestanding.
Secondly,in poetry there is…
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Chapt 4. The messianic Claims if Christ
John’s writings were done so that we might belief that Jesus is the Messiah.Nite that the Jewish rabbis read the messianic hope into the Bible mire than Christians and by doing that, they learnt something more than Christians. Jews talk more about Yeshua or Christ than about the Messiah.
In the Jewish…
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Interesting, the gospel of Jesus is a great book focusing on revealing Jesus.
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Chapter 16
Battle with the Tongue
The tongue is a powerful part of human life that can either bring life or cause destruction. The Epistle of James and Proverbs, describes the tongue as dangerous, difficult to control, and capable of harming both individuals and relationships. Sinful speech includes lying, gossiping, boasting,…
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Great post, Sir. When we can master our tongue, then nothing can be above us!
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