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| used to characterize a person,place or thing. |
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| khenaten,nefertiti,and tutankhamun |
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| pharohs of the sun,worshiped the one god. |
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| when the sun rises; everything is good. whenthe sun sets,everything is dark and deadly. |
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| noah constantly does what is right without being told. |
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| the dove returning with the olive leaf tells noah |
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| that the dove has found land |
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| the first action noah doeswhen he unloads the ark is |
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| makes a sacrifice to show his thanks to and reverance for god. |
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| the best illustration of how water symbolizes both destruction and rebirth is |
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| god destroys life with water in order to repopulate the earth |
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| by noah building the ark as God requests shows noah's charachter as |
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| the final paragraph about noah and his sons, Ham, Sham, and Japheth, shows how Hebrews vauled a mans privacy and respect by |
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| Shem and Japheth hiding their eyes and covering their father's nakedness. |
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| the covenant that god establishes with noah is |
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| he will not flood the earth again and puts a rainbow in the sky as a sign. |
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| one theme for noah and the flood is |
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| those who are righteous and obedient will be spared by god. |
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| In all the cultural literature we have read, the universal element that may lend some truth to a real event that happened during ancient times is |
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| once upon a time, severe flooding occured and wiped out large populations. |
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| god's compassion and forgiveness towards those who have made mistakes and repent them is shown by |
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| the father's forgiving the prodigal son in welcoming him back home. |
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| if the master in the talents represent god, what does this parable say about god's expectations of people |
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| like the servants with the two and three bags of gold, god expects us to take chances, make mistakes, push ourselves, and double our talents. |
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| one might identify with the prodigal son because |
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| we all want to be forgiven for our mistakes. |
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| one might indentify with the older brother because |
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| we all get angry when we have worked hard and done what we have been asked and someone else gets rewarded for no apparent reason. |
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| one might identify with the father because |
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| we all want someone we love and was lost to be found and returned. |
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| which one of these statements is true of the Book of Genesis? |
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| It explains many beliefs of the Jewish people. |
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| In "The Creation" to which living thing does god give the most power |
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| To be Adam's companion and partner. |
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| In "Noah and the Flood" why does god regret creating humans |
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| They have become very wickecd. |
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| s striking aspect of Noah's charchter is his |
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| unquestioning obedience to God. |
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| God's promise never to destroy the earth with a flood again. |
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| In "Deucalion", Deucalion ans Pyrrha are saved from the flood because |
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| Prometheus warns Deucalion. |
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| Whwn Zeus says "cast behind you the bones of your mother", he means that Deucalion and Pyrrha should |
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| throw stones behind their backs. |
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| In "Tata and Nena", Tialoc, the god of rains, decides to save Tata and Nena because |
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| he is fond of the devout couple. |
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| Why are Tata and Nena changed into dogs |
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| they disobey Tlaloc, who told them not to eat anything living. |
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