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    Urim And Thummim In the Old Testament days‚ they had the Urim and Thummim which was the breast-plate of Aaron with 12 stones on it representing the 12 tribes of Israel (Exodus 28: 30‚ Numbers 27: 21‚ I Samuel 23: 9-12‚ I Samuel 28: 6). Sometimes there were people said to be prophets or men of God who prophesied or claimed to have a Word‚ a Vision or a Dream from the Lord. When there was a need to confirm that those prophecies‚ words‚ visions and dreams were from the

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    The Four Source Theory is the idea that the Torah‚ the Jewish Bible‚ originated from four separate sources. Each one was written and developed over a different period of time. Each part teaches its reader something that the other three cannot. The four sources were combined to be a single document containing all their different ideas. The earliest source is the Yahwist source (J). Written between 1000 and 950 B.C. in Jerusalem under King Solomon‚ the Yahwist source discusses stories and traditions

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    Marlowe’s play Doctor Faustus illustrates the fall of the plays central figure dramatically‚ yet grants Faustus a degree of dignity by allowing him the consciousness to retain his integrity throughout the play. Marlowe has designed Faustus as the ‘modern man’‚ endowing him with the resolve to stand by his pact with the devil – ultimately leading to his demise. Due to his stubbornness‚ he refuses to repent‚ but nonetheless explores the possibility. He believes that his actions in signing the pact

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    world religions it is important to analyze their scriptures within the context of the pre-existing realities and beliefs of those who follow these religious writings in their everyday lives. As an example‚ in order to fully comprehend the Hadith and Torah literature‚ it is key to first comprehend the Jewish and Muslim worldviews held by the followers of these two religions. While there are some gaping differences between the two beliefs‚ religious scholar Ninian Smart’s Model of The Six Dimensions of

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    comfortable padded chairs and as I learned the rows are set up and have a certain tilt to them in order to put the Torah as the center of attention. The Torah has the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. As we got in and got settled I looked around the worship room and I noticed several things that seemed important to the Jewish religion. I noticed the Ark‚ which contains the Torah. It is called the Ark because when Moses received the Ten Commandments he built a container for it called the Ark.

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    is a substantial amount of evidence that proves Islam‚ Christianity‚ and Judaism all believe that there is life after death and that there is a Heaven and a Hell. The description of Heaven and Hell is quite similar in the Quran‚ The Bible‚ And the Torah. the Quran is the holy scripture of the Islamic religion‚ it is “that which is often recited. A web of rhythms and meaning‚ the words of which throb through Muslim Worship and which‚ at every point in the believer’s life‚ break surface‚ sanctifying

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    Mishnah torah : * Most famous‚ important piece of writing * Written 1168-78 CE‚ the Mishnah Torah was the first systematic and comprehensive codification of the entire Jewish law separated into 14 books or sections. Was written in Hebrew and was intended to encourage the average Jew to access the body of Jewish law more easily. * The Mishnah Torah (the second Torah or repetition of the Torah) organised the complex and confusingly arranged Talmud into logical order that was accessible

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    classical learning and Greek philosophy which threatened Monotheism Maimonides was a renowned Talmudist‚ his major contributions to Jewish law were his writings; of particular importance/significance are his three major books: * The Mishnah Torah: * A legal work: a code of Jewish law with the widest-possible scope and depth gathering all the binding laws from the Talmud. ( a summary of the Talmud) * Composed of 14 books written in easy to read and understand Hebrew * It does not

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    is also a conflict of who Jesus was: a prophet or wise man that is addressed. The laws of the Torah are not only rules on how to obey the religion but the laws of the Torah talk about how we must follow all of God’s commandments‚ especially the commandment to love. Portier argues that Jesus never made a break from Judaism‚ he just preached in a new fashion. Some people believe that Jesus rebuked the Torah when in fact‚ Jesus never did. The rules of one religion are not made to be bent. But when Jesus

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    our society. Before Uriel jumps at my throat‚ let me clarify… No society before the Torah or without Torah’s influence has attributed intrinsic value to individual life. Without the Torah‚ government spending to heal or preserve life would be considered an absurd venture. The right to life‚ which the American Declaration of Independence considered "self-evident‚" was not evident to anyone that didn’t absorb Torah values. Think back to Rome only a few hundred years ago. Killing for entertainment was

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