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    Turner discredited the statement that speaking in “tongues of the New Testament was ecstatic, nonlinguistic speech, while Luke recognized them as ‘xenolalia.’” Paul considered Xenolalia because it was unknown to the speaker. Turner argues three points in details: tongues, prophecy, and healing. The author proceeds to differentiate between modern tongues with speaking in tongues of the New Testament. “The gifts of the Spirit are all prophetic, wisdom, revelation guidance, and oracular speech…

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    Hirsch considers the Bible so important to cultural literacy that it appears first in his Dictionary of Cultural Literacy. Studying the New Testament is essential to becoming culturally literate in the modern world. The New Testament has shaped our view of art, literature, law, education and even music and much more. Jesus shaped all of the events in the New Testament, as a minister was only active for a period of three years. During these three years He started a movement which is still…

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    ethical beliefs have a religious or philosophical background, all theories have contributed to developing the true definition of what it means to be right or wrong. Among these beliefs are, the New Testament ethical theories, relativism, and utilitarianism. The first ethical beliefs are the New Testament theories.…

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    Old Testament is consisted of thirty – nine books that discuss historical events. They begin with creation in Genesis and end with the Israelites around 400 B.C. There are several books of the Old Testament that only discuss the relationship the Israelites had with God. The majority of the Old Testament was written in Hebrew but there were a few chapters in three different books that were found to be originally written in Aramaic (“Old Testament and New Testament Overview”). The Old Testament…

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    taken from the book Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger, Ronald Sider argues that God’s will for the economic relationships of man is to have justice for the poor. Supporting his argument with three different examples from the Old Testament and multiple from the New Testament, Sider shows how the implementation of processes to promote economic justice evolved in the Bible, while at the same time showing how the spirit of God’s will, or the law, never changed. Sider also views the texts he pulls…

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    Old Testament Church

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    the good news of Jesus Christ. In “The Church” by Ed Hayes, he defines the church as “a living, vibrant, and expanding institution…

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    For the first ten questions I didn’t answer, or buzz. Then there was a question “What books of the bible in the New Testament start with the letter p?” I buzzed, and proudly said “Philippians, Philemon, first Peter, and second Peter.” That was all I said during the entire time period I was on stage. Not only that, but I was ecstatic when the awards were going to be announced…

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    Thus far Biblical languages have been very interesting. I am learning how to break down and also how to investigate the meanings of words in reference to my reading and understanding of the Word of God. Studying the New Testament in its original language is very important when trying to bring forth the Word of God to current Christians and not miss what the author intended when the passage was first written. Black stated that the principles of Greek Instruction is indeed important; however, it…

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    There were two convicting arguments that Mark Straus states in his ACE Interview- “Reliability of The New Testament.” The first was of the New Testament and the second one was of Science and Art of the Texture Criticism. Inspiration and inerrancy apply to the original manuscripts. Our modern-day translations are the Word of God only the extent that they accurately reflect the original texts, which are produced under the inspiration of God (Praxis, pg. 37-38). First, it should be understood that…

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    Abrahamic Covenant Essay

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    Sadly, since Israel failed to meet God’s law of obedience under the Old Testament, God made provisions to under the New Testament. The prophecy of the New Testament, the prophets foretold the New Testament: “Behold, the days are coming, declares the LORD, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah: - Jeremiah 31:31 As we read Jeremiah explains and describes ways that the ‘law of God will…

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