As he walk towards the crematoria and encountered the Angel of Death, he felt anger within him and started to resent God, who he thought to choose to be silent while the humankind are in suffer. ... He was sickened by enduring the pain for every beat he received from The Kapos, suffering from starvation and witnessing a lot of innocent people being judged and sentenced to death. ... The essence of divinity has completely disappeared and in his mind that even the most faithful among all loses faith, because no one can comprehend God's plan. When he witnesses a young pipel with an angelic f...

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After traveling twenty-five miles, he stops to feed the horses and brings out his guitar and starts playing it. Suddenly a troika stops, an officer alights from it followed by two soldiers and starts to interrogate with Ivan asking about the merchant whom he met and stayed together in the inn, since he was found with his throat cut. They start to search among Ivan's things and they find a blood-stained knife in his bag. ... The old prisoners gather around the new comers and ask them of which cities they come from and what they were sentenced for. ... Makar asks Ivan for the for why he is ...

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As we take a deeper look into the breakdown of this sentence, one will learn how to develop their own unique path to follow Christ. ... The very word process, I believe is a great start to his definition, because it right off the bat introduces to us that we will not get instant gratification, or the "all of the sudden" realization that many of us believe should happen when trying to find Christ. ... This doesn't mean that we have to be perfect, because none of us are, but it does mean that we should strive to be as close to perfect for God as we can. ... IF we want to get a good pi...

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The sentences are short and the author concentrates less on descriptive adjectives and more on the story. ... "A Parable about a Parable", "A Question with a Parable and an Answer with a Parable," and "The Prince who forgot who he was," all written by Yakov Krants, show the importance of a strong mind. ... This was supposed to put them on an equal footing with their Gentile neighbors. The Enlightenment tried to bring back Hebrew as the language of religion, but because most Jews did not read Hebrew, Yiddish prevailed. ... The early 18th century starts to see a movement away from re...

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He was a great leader and because of it, he was favored by the king. A man of great position and authority as noted in 2 Kings 5:1, "a great man and in high favor with the master, because of him the Lord had given victory to Aram" (NRSV, 2 Kgs 5:1). ... Starting a sentence with, "the master should go see the prophet" would have been too direct. ... Naaman, although strong and powerful, was tainted with a disease that marked him with shame. ... The Lord used her because she had a faithful heart, not because she was of high social raking; she was at the bottom of the social s...

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The majority of people believe that Romantism is connected with and limited by the topic of love. ... Such is the case with the poems The Lamb and The Tyger. ... Both poems consist of only one exclamatory sentence, each emphasizing respectively on the good and bad nature of Him and thus referring to the contrary states of human nature, because man is created on the analogy of the image of God. ... The poem reveals that the tiger is exceptionally beautiful and at the same time dreadful because of its capacity for violence. ... The associating with Genesis and the Creation of the world that foll...

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He starts up a casual conversation with them, but soon finds out that they are not in the mood to talk. ... Children are like chalkboards, when they start out there's no writing on them, but after a while chalk starts to build up on the board masking it, and so you have disguised your chalkboard. Children are the same way, they start off clean and with time they develop the same character flaws and imperfections that men carry around, so as to mask there childhood and eventually taint their adulthood. ... He can't except it because he says, "It's not ...

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Then he sent a dove to return with news of dry ground. ... With these sacrifices, God promised to "Never again damn the earth because of mankind, for the human heart is bent to evil from the start.... "13 Unlike in the Bible, Noah wasn't instructed to bring his wife, his sons and his sons wives; but, "that he may bring his family except those whom the sentence had already passed.... Under the urges of one man, the stories justified the deaths of many people, by saying they died because they were sinners and non-believers. ... In the Bible, the retelling of Moses begins with...

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The Bible starts its story of Genesis, which can be defined as "in the beginning of everything". ... God was really unhappy because they had disobeyed the lord and they had to be punished for that. ... " They believed in it because they thought "Yahweh" had full possession of his soul. ... The Koran is all based on "We", since the very first sentence. ... The story turns around because while Bathsheba's husband is at war, she gets pregnant with David's child. ...

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Then they started to walk on their two hind legs. ... Because the plow required considerable strength, it was used only by men. ... Because they would use all of the resources in one area, they would often seasonally travel long distances to another area with new natural resources, but then return to the same place. ... The years starting the era of the Middle Kingdom was akin to the beginning of the Old Kingdom in many ways because peace had been restored, and people prospered. ... So, the Egyptians started on a series on foreign wars that built their empire so large that they controlled ...

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Ending with a conclusion. Let us begin with a statement of faith. ... The same was in the beginning with God. ... Gen.1:16 This sentence is often skipped over until we realise what is involved. ... It appears some believe in the big bang theory to be correct using God as the catalyst which started the whole thing. ...

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Strikingly, Ely simultaneously denies the existence of God and declares himself to be a prophet in a single paradoxical sentence: "There is no God and we are his prophets " (170). ... It is precisely because of this that he needs to believe that he is on a divine mission. ... It is not that he wants to keep going because he believes that he is on a divine mission. Rather, the desire comes first: because he wants to keep going, he believes "or tries to believe "that he is on a divine mission. ... Perhaps the man recalls his wife's accusation because at that moment, he regrets no...

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In 2 Cor 4:11 sarx refers to flesh as the body because of the qualifier qnhtovV mortal is given. ... " This verb is significant because it gives a hint as to the origin of the thorn for the flesh. ... In the Greek text the punctuation is set so the sentence that includes the thorn for the flesh, begins and ends with this phrase ἵνα μὴ ὑπεραίρωμαι. ... In 2 Cor 1:12-14 Paul introduces the idea that he will have to defend his sincerity and apostleship and will have to do this with kauca:sqai boasting, except he would not do this boasting with fleshly wisdom, but with the...

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