The Bible Code This code was discovered by an Israeli scientist Eli Rips and New York journalist Michael Drosnin, who claim that there are encoded messages in the Bible that predict events to happen in our world today. ... Scientists have shown this to be a phenomenon, as they have found correct predictions of presidential assassinations encoded within large texts such as "Moby Dick" and "War and Peace" using the same methods as Drosnin and Rips. Still, The Bible Code itself can be considered a code, because it is a way of concealing information within text which cannot be interpreted wit...

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Many famous painters use well-known literature and religious texts to help jumpstart an idea. Depending on the artist's perception of the literature or text, transforming words into an art form can formulate many subtle and obvious differences. ... Hans Baldung's painting, as well as the Bible's Genesis 3, conveys a message of betrayal. ... The betrayal between the couple is a factor not in the religious text, but only in the art. ...

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The easiest way to make sure the message is taught is to provide a clear and blatant explanation of what should be learned. ... One of the greatest texts to utilize this concept of implicit and explicit meanings is the Bible. Many stories in the Bible provide a clear message, while some of the other stories require a great deal of insight before a conclusion is reached. The Book of Job is an example of a story in the Bible, in which deep thought is required in order to see the more powerful, implicit meaning of the text. ... (Job 39, 544) God doesn't necessarily tell Job not to quest...

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Hosea's purpose in writing this text was to demonstrate to the Northern Kingdom the spiritual adultery they were committing towards God. ... The important message to take away from the book of Hosea is that God's unconditional love for us is just that-unconditional. ...

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Assignment 1 Who is the author and to whom is he writing? Paul is writing to Titus What problems or challenges does the author appear to be addressing? He is trying to help Titus by giving him personal authorization and guidance in meeting opposition, instructions about faith and conduct, and warn...

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Many schools in the midwestern and mideastern states of America have gone through the legal system, and have fought hard, to keep the laws of the biblical text on the walls of their schools. ... Courthouses that have had the Ten Commandments engraved in their beautiful walls have had to demolish the walls to remove the biblical reference, and others have had framed texts of the bible established in their courthouses (Teicher). ... It would be better to look at it as another way, possibly a more effective way, to get the message across that these are laws that should not be broken. ...

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You might be saying to yourself "Yeah, the text could have been distorted over the years!" ... Albright quotes saying "The Bible towers in content above all earlier religious literature; and it towers just as impressively over all subsequent literature in the direct simplicity of its message and the catholicity of its appeal to men of all lands and times" (The Christian Century, November, 1958) ...

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