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    “OBEDEDOM THE GITTITE” Now Israel went out to war against the Philistines, and Israel was defeated and 4,000 Israelite soldiers were smitten by the Philistines in the battlefield. The children of Israel thought they should bring the ark of the covenant to the battlefield, so they can defeat their enemies. However, when they brought the Ark of the Lord that the Philistines slaughtered 30,000 more Israelites soldiers and took the Ark of the Lord from them (1 Samuel 4:1-10). The Philistine brought the

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    Religions of the World Since the creation of The Church of Jesus Christ of The Latter-Day Saints, there have been many controversies concerning the similarities and differences between Mormonism and Catholicism, Christianity and Protestantism. Other than the obvious, that Catholicism, Christianity and Protestantism believe that there are no more prophets, and Mormons believe that there are still prophets walking the earth today, differences between the faiths range in

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    The Ark of the Covenant is one of the Bible’s most sacred objects. It’s considered a legendary artifact by the Jews. However, the Covenant disappeared from history once the Babylonian conquest happened. God commanded Moses to build this Ark, while the Jews were at Mt. Sinai. The Ark was a box with the dimensions of two-and-a-half cubits in length, by one-and-a-half cubits in heights, by one-and-a-half cubits in width. It was constructed of acacia wood, and was plated with pure gold, inside and out

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    beliefs held by both Catholics and Protestants. Establishment On April 6, 1980, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (aka the Mormon Church) was founded. [It is interesting to note that according to Mormon doctrine (Doctrine and Covenants 20:1), April 6 is the birthday of Jesus Christ.] 10 years prior to this event, in 1820, fourteen-year-old Joseph Smith

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    Chapter 9 of Fee and Stuart was basically about the Law and Covenant of Yahweh The purpose of the was to guide Israel to establish the ways they were to live in their community with one another and to provide for the relationship with the worship Yahweh their God. The law refers to 600 plus specific commandment that the Israelite were expected to keep as evidence of their loyalty to God. The law was divided into two, which are the civic law and ritual law. The civic law is those penalties for various

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    Ark Of The Covenant Essay

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    After David conquered Jerusalem, he built a cedar house for himself. Then, he moved the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem because he wanted to unit all Israel tribes and let them consider Jerusalem as the capital. The Ark of the Covenant is a piece of furniture that holds the 10 commandments that were given by God. The Ark of the Covenant was always symbolized as a throne of the Israel God, and it marked the sacred place where Israel people communicate with the divinity

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    Mike Conover, Ph.D., Professor, Berryman Institute and Department of Wildland Resources of USU said, “Animals are losing their fear of people and people are losing their fear of animals, so it's a deadly combination. Fifty years ago, if somebody saw a wolf they'd be terrified, and they would go inside and bolt the front door of their house. And now, of course, people travel to Yellowstone National Park to see one and they get as close as they can to get a good photograph,". Conover said that when

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    having dark skin with a curse from God, a person who rejected the truth, filthiness, laziness, illiteracy, and degradation (Murphy, 1999). He wrote about a positive reward to converts among the American Indians that would include a chosen status as a covenant Israelite from the Old Testament and promises a glorious future of white skin and the role of leadership in the true church in the last days (Murphy, 1999). During this time in American history Indians were thought of as savage dark-skinned people

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    Bibliographic Entry Blomberg, Craig L., and Stephen E. Robinson. How Wide the Divide?. Downer Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1997. Content Summary This book attempt to show the common ground between Christianity and Mormonism by examining the individual areas of Scripture, God, Christ, the Trinity and Salvation. The summation of the author’s findings is that although there are great differences there is also much common ground that can be used to strengthen our relationship together and bring unity

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    It was in the year 1820 in Palmyra, New York that Joseph Smith went into a forest near his house and prayed to God for the knowledge of what religion he should be apart of. Suddenly God the Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, appeared to him giving him the faith that was lost so long ago to be carried on. He was now given the faith from Jesus Christ himself to pass onto others that had once been lost. Joseph Smith was chosen to restore the Church of Jesus Christ. In the next decade “Joseph Smith published

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