Essays on Religious Texts

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The Life of Isaac and His Family

2 pages / 1098 words

Isaac, the son of Abraham, was a central figure in the establishment of the Jewish people. Both him and his father had played tremendous roles in the bible. However, Isaac’s life reflected Abraham’s similarly when compared side by side to his father’s. There are many...

Bible Biblical Worldview Faith

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The Book of Revelations as a Source of Hope

2 pages / 908 words

Apocalyptic Salvation Hurricanes, war, disease, and occasionally the walking dead, humanity has a constant obsession with the end of our time on this Earth. Apocalyptic predictions and fantasies have been a part of our human experience since Rome dominated the known world. Much lore and...

Revelation

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The Relation Between The Bibile, God and Man

2 pages / 793 words

The Bible Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay The Bible is made up of both the Old and New Testaments. It is the inspired Word of God...

Bible God

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Necessity of a Saviour

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Necessity of a savior We need a savior because of all of the evil in the world. We are all sinners whether we want to be or not. But because we have a savior, our souls will never be lost. We will always be protected...

Bible God

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The Bible Doctrine of Regeneration

1 page / 330 words

The Bible doctrine of regeneration has suffered at the hands of its enemies as well as its friends. Its enemies marketed the doctrine in the 1970’s after a Southern Baptist layman who was running for the office of President of the United States announced that...

Bible Regeneration Spread of Christianity

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The Revelation of Mr. Stevens as Modern Tragic Hero

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The most crucial moment in the text of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, The Remains of the Day, does not occur until almost the very end of the book. The tragic implications of everything that has taken place before can only be put into the proper context...

Modernism Revelation Tragic Hero

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David, as The Biblical Character

1 page / 354 words

In the biblical narrative, David is a young shepherd who first gains fame as a musician and later by killing Goliath. He becomes a favorite of King Saul and a close friend of Saul’s son Jonathan. Worried that David is trying to take his throne,...

Bible Character

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The Lessons and Philosophies on Revenge in "The Lady, Or The Tiger" by Frank R. Stockton and "On Revenge" by Sir Francis Bacon

2 pages / 692 words

Revenge in Literature Is revenge just and right, or should we deal with our differences through the law and court? The Bible’s teachings on revenge do not align with Francis Bacon’s lessons on revenge, or the actions of the princess in The Lady or The...

Bible Literature Review

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Valuation of Personal Or Real Property According to The Bible

2 pages / 746 words

Consequent upon this, changing or fine-tuning tax rates has been used to influence or achieve macroeconomic stability, A critical examples of governments that have influenced their economic development through revenue from tax are; Canada. United States, Nethcriand. United Kingdom. They derive substantial revenue from Company...

Bible

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Biblical References in Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan

4 pages / 1645 words

Pilgrim’s Progress is a work by John Bunyan that is considered to be one of the most well-known allegories of a spiritual journey. For one to even begin to understand this work, it is necessary to embark on one’s own personal spiritual journey. Biblical references...

Bible Novel

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Relations in Ancient World and The Foreign with Reference to The Bible and Greek Societies

1 page / 1615 words

In the ancient world, communication was minimal, resulting in contact between nations being few and far between. Because of this, each nation developed its own view of primacy, immediately shunning others and boosting themselves. The Book of Exodus and The Histories of Herodotus are two...

Ancient Civilizations Bible Narrator

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The Book of Daniel: a Stylistic Analysis

4 pages / 1731 words

As 1950s America engulfed itself in a widespread fear of Communism, government officials became extra vigilant in finding and punishing possible spies and traitors. Suspects were arrested for saying the wrong thing, being seen in the wrong place at the wrong time, and even for...

Bible

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Homosexuality and The Bible: Interpretation and Understanding

4 pages / 1661 words

This essay addresses the current debate in our country over gay rights. It talks briefly about my limited knowledge about the bible before going into specific quotes and passages from the bible that religious activists often use in their arguments against gay rights. It looks...

Bible Homosexuality Types of Love

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Correlation Between Faith and Rational Thinking

2 pages / 1025 words

For generations great religious minds have been discussing the relationship between faith and reason. Is one’s faith even valid if they are supporting their beliefs with rational thinking? Is faith even necessary? Or, is a balance between the two the ideal? These are just a...

Bible

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John’s Attribution of Humanity and Divinity to Jesus: Comparing The Balance Or Imbalance in The Two

8 pages / 3799 words

The Evangelist’s depiction of Jesus throughout the fourth Gospel has been subject to ample scholarly scrutiny since antiquity and, to this day, questions regarding the interpretation of Jesus’ personhood still prompt debate amongst Biblical critics. It does seem that the author of John writes with...

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St. Mark’s Use of ‘son of Man’ and ‘son of God’

5 pages / 2345 words

Throughout Mark’s Gospel, we see Jesus referred to as the ‘Son of God’ and the ‘Son of Man’ on numerous occasions, the former occurring a total of eight times within the text, and the latter, being ‘the most frequent of the Christological images in the...

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St. Mark’s Take on Politics, Theology, and Appropriation

4 pages / 1872 words

While it is impossible to ignore the theological weight of the New Testament, it is perhaps somewhat reductive to belittle the political ramifications of the text. From its very inception, Christianity self-consciously aimed to draw and build on a reservoir of Jewish (and other) religious...

Bible

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The Real Human Experience in Ecclesiastes

3 pages / 1518 words

As a philosophical treatise in which the author considers the meaning of man’s existence on earth, the Book of Ecclesiastes is an exceptional section of the Tanakh that differs from the traditional didactic narratives surrounding it. The Preacher in Ecclesiastes is concerned with the idea...

Bible

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Old Testament Prophetesses: Deborah, Miriam, and Others

5 pages / 2487 words

One of the defining characteristics of the God of the Bible is that he is often surprising in that he continues to seek out his sinful people despite their many flaws, and can use any situation or person to demonstrate his glory. One would think...

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