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…All the best things in life are free. Our lord has given us sunlight for our plants to grow and night so we can sleep. Food and animals we survive on. Life itself is the best thing our lord has given to us. Conscious to choose from good and bad right…

…before the crowd. Flies were attracted to one of the sickles, probably because of invisible remnants of tissue still adhering to it, and the owner subsequently broke down and confessed to the crime”(Why Files 2) More recently, Francesco L. Redi contributed…

…KINGS AND LORDS France England Germany After the year 1000, conditions in Europe again changed-this time for the better. The Vikings no longer endangered life and property. The Muslims no longer threatened western Europe. Instead, the European…

…that was argued by Lord Ward. We must to admit that was a real challenge to override the binding precedent that was arising from the previous case of Queen v Dunley and Stephens. It took us a lot of effort to understand his arguments and how these were applying…

…journey to the castle and his dealings with the Lord and Lady there. The third part consists of his final confrontation with Green Knight, the lesson learned and the conclusion. What seems to tie all this together is the fact that the entire ordeal…

…is about the Lord's demand on Israel to seek him. For Israel to not seek idols like Beersheba or Gilgal on God's demand. The passage talks about the people who trample the poor, steal, and bribe will never prosper in the Lord's eyes. Simply be good, flee evil…

…, the Lord our God, the Lord is one." The Shema was usually preceded by either one or two benedictions, the second being an evening prayer if the service was on a Friday night: Blessed be Thou, O Lord, King of the world, Who formest the light and createst…

…tells him she will destroy the proof of his scandal if he supports a motion in parliament which will result in her getting a bit richer. However, when Mrs. Cheveley admits to Lord Goring, Robert's friend, that she will destroy the proof if Lord Goring agrees…

…There was once a man named Jonah, who lived in Galilee of Israel. One day the LORD spoke to Jonah. He said, "Leave right away! Go east to Nineveh, the capitol of Assyria. Announce to the people that I can no longer overlook the wicked things…

…Noah over the rest of humankind? How did "Noah f[i]nd grace in the eyes of the Lord"(Gen. 6:8), when he does not embody anything that is good or worth saving? That these two main players in the story are such a twisted departure from the strong, wise God…