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    Prince of Egypt vs Exodus

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    Skylar Henderson February 24‚ 2013 Old Testament Exodus vs. Prince of Egypt The story of Moses is one of the more widely known stories from the Old Testament. The story is found in the book of Exodus and details the life of the prophet Moses. The story of Moses has been the basis of several Hollywood movies. One of the movies‚ The Prince of Egypt‚ is a cartoon depiction of the story of Moses. While the movie is very entertaining and will captivate a child’s attention from the beginning

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    History of Judaism

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    into sections like‚ people of importance and key events that happened during their life. The Life of Moses Moses is known as the greatest prophet‚ leader‚ and teacher that Judaism has ever known. Moses is described as the only person who ever knew God‚ meaning God spoke to Moses directly‚ not through visions or dreams‚ as God would communicate with other prophets (Rich‚ 1999-2011). Moses was born on 7 Adar‚ the twelfth month of the Jewish year‚ in the year of 2368 from Creation. He was the

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    Exegitical on Exodus

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    Introduction: Exodus chapter 32 through 34 is a very key aspect in the Old Testament. The passage covers a lot about Gods emotions‚ his mercy‚ grace‚ and forgiveness. Not only does it portray who God is but it also portrays who we are as God’s people. Throughout bible class this semester we learned how to observe‚ interpret‚ analyze and apply the bible into our own lives. Through doing this we are able to understand the bible more completely and see it from a different angle. In this paper I would

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    Exodus Essay

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    A number of scholars date the Exodus as occurring in the 11th or 13th century BCE and date the earliest writings in our Bible as occurring 200-300 years later. According to earlier accounts‚ the author of Exodus was said to be Moses; writing during the latter time period of Israel’s life in the desert. In fact‚ the narrative gives several indications of a personal account of Egyptian culture that would be difficult to settle if the narrative had been completely written at a later

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    Old Testement Summaries

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    him‚ and he shall direct our path. Exodus The genre of Exodus is law. The theme of this book is that God reveals himself to his people and delivers them from slavery in Egypt to establish a covenant with them in the desert. This was done through Moses by the power of God through plagues. In Exodus reveals his name‚ his attributes‚ is redemption‚ his law and how he is to be worshiped. God departed the red sea allowing Israel to cross. The Egyptians followed and was destroyed in the red sea after

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    Covenant Essay

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    Testament word provides possibly two types of legal relationships in the Old Testament. Looking back into the days of Abraham and Moses; one could see covenants‚ first between men (human beings)‚ who both accept the terms and agreements for said arrangements‚ and the is what could be considered a horizontal relationship. Second‚ we can look on the covenants made with Abraham and Moses as a vertical relationship‚ as God appears from heaven to make agreement(s) with His chosen man‚ Israelites with Old Testament

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    History Of Judaism

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    was very important to the Jewish history was Moses. He was spoken about throughout the book of Exodus as the founder of the Ten Commandments and the rules of living for the Jewish people. Moses wasn’t born as Egyptian but as a Hebrew baby. That was put in a watertight basket in the Nile River. There an Egyptian princess found Moses in that basket and raised him as her own child. Later in life Moses sees an Egyptian foreman beating an Israelite slave. Moses kills the foreman in cold blood and then flees

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    The Book Of Exodus

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    The story of Moses is one of the most popular stories from the Old Testament. The book of Exodus communicates the exciting story of Israel’s deliverance from slavery and the beginning of her national identity. It was also at that time that the bones of Joseph were removed to find their ultimate resting place in the Promised Land. Throughout the course of history there can be many individuals who could be considered leaders‚ but some stand out among the others. A great example of a great leader‚

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    The Alternating Relationships between the Abrahamic and Mosaic Covenant Shelsea Lopez-Massella Abraham and Moses‚ each his own patriarch who lived within his own covenant‚ and led Israel‚ the people of God‚ with a contrasting relationship to God. The “Father of Nations”‚ Abraham‚ develops an undivided‚ and unwavering relation to God‚ contrasting with Moses‚ whose covenant began with doubt but progressed to become as faithful as that of Abraham. Each Israelite leader is his own‚ and one may come

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    The Exodus

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    Exodus IntroductionThe Greek word‚ exodus means “departure.” The Exodus is the Israelite departure from Egypt under the leadership of Moses‚ and the subsequent journey through the Sinai wilderness.[1] The biblical Exodus account has been understood on a number of different levels.[2] Historically‚ the Exodus represents the process of Israelite’s slavery under a Egyptian pharaoh‚ followed by their freedom flight from Egypt to the promised land‚ Canaan. Theologically the Exodus implicates important

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