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…or significantly emended. Among the extra-Biblical Books included among the Apocrypha, along with the relevant references, are the following: The Book of the Covenant (Ex. 24:7); The Book of the Wars of the Lord (Num. 21: 14); THe Book of Jasher (Josh. 10: 13…

…, Lord, Supreme Being, Jehovah, Spirit of God, Supreme Spirit, etc., is a spirit of peace. When the body dies, the deserving spirit or soul is received by God into a peaceful coexistence with other souls for eternity. The souls of many Prophets, philosophers…

…; but most important relationships with him. This relationship arises within a part of your heart to full commitment with the Lord. It seems as though people today feel comfortable with the world they live in and don't want to go that extra step…

…of the revolution was soon rejected following the brutality happening at the hands of the revolters in Britain's neighbouring country. In The Vampyre and Frankenstein, Lord Ruthven and the 'creature' of Victor Frankenstein respectively can both be seen to metaphorically…

…royalists and anti-revolutionists, they were furious with Mr. Pitt for his caution and moderation. Then they had company come, Lord Antony Dewhurst. He liked Sally, but Mr. Waite did not approve of this. Mr. Waite, Pitchen, Hempseed, and Antony Dewherst were…

…writings. The story centers around three figures: and artist (Basil Hallward), his clever but impudent friend (Lord Henry Wotton), and a young, attractive, and impressionable man (Dorian Gray). Basil paints a full-length portrait of young Dorian and presents…

…; but most important relationships with him. This relationship arises within a part of your heart to full commitment with the Lord. It seems as though people today feel comfortable with the world they live in and don't want to go that extra step…

…and Muslim) Gen 15:17-18 Before ever the seed of Abraham came into existence, the process leading to their ultimate bonding with the Lord was portrayed in terms of smoking furnace experiences. Such has been the history of this ancient people…

…the simple remark by Goldberry, “He is.”(Tolkien, Lord 135) tell the reader that Tom is not an entity to be analyzed, but rather just a character to enjoy for simply who he is. In this essay, I will attempt to find who or what Tom Bombadil is by analyzing four…

…do not heed the word of the Lord. 5.<Tab/> Verse 12 discusses those things done in secret and how they are things of darkness. I have never really thought of it until having read this, but at least in the context of two people as Ephesians…