Exodus and Genesis 
The history and religion of the ancestral period connects to the subject matter of chapters 1 through 15 of
Exodus. .... Childs, Brevard S. The Book of
Exodus. ....
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Golden Calf in Exodus 32
The biblical account of the episode of the Golden Calf in
Exodus 32 is a poignant illustration of Israel's breaking its covenant with God, a glimpse of the ....
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EXODUS 21:12-25
.... This text is concerned with the law. This section of
Exodus is known as the Book of the Covenant, a complex of laws both civil and criminal, moral and ritual. ....
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Golden Calf in Exodus 32
The biblical account of the episode of the Golden Calf in
Exodus 32 is a poignant illustration of Israel's breaking its covenant with God, a glimpse of the ....
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Meaning of Passover
.... historic significance. From a historical perspective, Passover marks the
exodus of the Children of Israel from Egypt. This paper ....
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God in the Bible
.... In
Exodus, God shows his love for the children of Israel when He visits plagues upon the captors od those people and delivers His children from captivity. ....
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Red Sea Crossing
.... In the Bible, the tale of The
Exodus includes the use of the phrase yam suph to refer to the body of water that the Isralites crossed after leaving Egypt. ....
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Covenant in the Hebrew Bible
.... The arrangement between YHWH and the people is detailed in several chapters, from approximately
Exodus 20 through the end of the book. ....
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Passover, The Holocaust, Israel
.... Passover focuses on the Seders, or the ceremonial evening meals of Passover week, during which the story of the Jews'
Exodus from bondage on Egypt is recited. ....
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Biblical Sources
.... Genesis and
Exodus establish the uniqueness of Jewish identity and the universal authority of moral experience in a largely non-Jewish ancient world. ....
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Examination of the Commandment, Thou shalt not kill
The purpose of this research is to examine the commandment Thou shalt not kill, from the book of
Exodus in the Old Testament of the Bible. ....
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Moses' Four Objections
.... He responds in
Exodus (4:1): "They will not believe me." In response, God then gives Moses three signs through which his mission can be validated or accredited ....
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Moses' Excuses to God
.... He responds in
Exodus (4:1): "They will not believe me." In response, God then gives Moses three signs through which his mission can be validated or accredited ....
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African American Interpretation of Scripture
.... For example, the people of Israel chose the
Exodus story as a central motif. In the same way, the
exodus story has become important ....
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The Old Testament
.... However, later in the Old Testament (
Exodus), there is mention of the fact that Moses was compelled by Yahweh to write down certain laws for the people of ....
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The Origins of Israel
.... native Canaanites who revolted against their overlords and joined forces with a nuclear group of invaders or infiltrators from the desert (the
exodus Israelites ....
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Mesa Verde National Park
.... Mark Muro writing in Science (2000) suggests that the large-scale
exodus to the south would have required a higher degree of social cohesion than has been ....
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Mythology in Bblical Texts
.... According to Geller, the former term probably implies "shrine of dominion" and shares an identity of motif with
Exodus 15, in which shrine seems to encompass ....
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Semiotics & Passover Celebration
.... born, he "passed over" all those homes that were painted with the blood of the sacrificial lamb and spared the first-born in those homes (Shemot/
Exodus 12:12). ....
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Ritual Feast of the Passover Seder
.... born, he "passed over" all those homes that were painted with the blood of the sacrificial lamb and spared the first-born in those homes (Shemot/
Exodus 12:12). ....
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Allegory
.... happened.
Exodus 7:3 states specifically that God hardened Pharaoh's heart so that His signs and wonders would be multiplied in Egypt. ....
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Isaiah 7:14-17
.... If an unbetrothed virgin was raped or if she consented to intercourse, the man would be required to marry her (
Exodus 22:16 The New American Bible). ....
Exodus. ....
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Messianic Prophcies About Jesus' Birth
.... If an unbetrothed virgin was raped or if she consented to intercourse, the man would be required to marry her (
Exodus 22:16 The New American Bible). ....
Exodus. ....
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Leviticus and the Nature of Sacrifices
.... If it can be said that the book of
Exodus presents the narrative of the Hebrews' escape from Egypt and the Lord's gift of the Decalogue, the tabernacle, and ....
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The Golden Calf
The biblical account of the episode of the Golden Calf in
Exodus 32 is a poignant illustration of Israel's breaking its covenant with God, a glimpse of the ....
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MONOTHEISM Judges 2 presents a paradox of the I
.... theophony (except by the cults that in turn deny the deity of Jesus Christ.) The paradox is in the apparent contradiction with statements such as
Exodus 33:20 ....
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Black Progress Since Civil Rights
.... that so many blacks have experienced a higher socioeconomic reality that urban city ghettos have become even more disadvantaged from the
exodus of successful ....
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The Old Testament
.... claim. In other parts, Bright discusses the Formative Period, or that period concerning the
Exodus, the Conquest, and the Judges. ....
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John Bright's History of Israel
.... claim. In other parts, Bright discusses the Formative Period, or that period concerning the
Exodus, the Conquest, and the Judges. ....
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Eliade, Trask, and Otto on Sacred Time, Space, and Objects
.... not hither. Put off thy shoes from thy feet, for the place whereon thou standest is holy ground" (
Exodus 3:5, KJV). They assert ....
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