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Bible Studies / Genesis 6:3 V Matthew 24:37 - Double Reference View
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A 2 page paper that discusses the validity of using the principle of double reference when interpreting these two Biblical passages. Examples and supporting evidence are provided. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: PGgenmat.rtf

Bible Studies / Interpreting Matthew 24:15-26
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A 3 page paper that discusses the question: Can a literal view be used to interpret these passages? The writer discusses millennialism and how this relates to Matthew 24. Specific examples of Biblical passages are provided. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: PGMat.rtf

Biblical Characters / An Analysis Of Ruth And Esther
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This 4 page essay compares and contrasts the Books of Ruth and Esther in the Bible. Both women had similar characteristics and both were affected by the culture of the day. One is believed to be based on a true character and one is considered to be an embellished story to make a point about the Jews in Persia.
Filename: RuthEs.wps

Biblical Inerrancy
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A 10 page essay discussing the debate regarding the inerrancy of the Bible. Topics include: what inerrancy means; where the Bible came from; arguments for and against the doctrine of inerrancy and a conclusion. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: Biberr.wps

Consistency Of Themes In The Bible
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This 5 page discusses three specific themes that are prevalent in the Bible and cites sample verses to demonstrate how these themes are carried through from the Old to the New Testaments.
Filename: Biblethe.wps

Does The Bible Teach Predestination?
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This 8 page paper discusses the issue of predestination and whether or not the Bible teaches predestination. The writer demonstrates through Scriptural passages and through theologians' interpretations that the Bible does indeed teach predestination. The writer also explains that Scriptural predestination has nothing to do with the events that occur in life nor does it have to do with an individual's actions already being destined to occur. It is about God's sovereignty and His plan, not individuals. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PGpredes.wps

Exegesis / Romans 12:1-8
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A 5 page analysis of Romans 12:1-8 written by Paul in about AD 57. The Exegesis offers a brief overview of when and why this letter was written to the Romans and then provides an interpretation of the text. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Roman12.doc

Matthew 15:32-39
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A 6 page discussion of four separate versions of the Bible and their wording of several lines from Matthew. The versions addressed are the Revised Standard Version, the New International Version, the American Standard Version, and the King James Version. Discussion of langauge and interpretation of the use of language is included. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: RAmatt15.wps

Myths And The Bible : Truth is an allusive concept that is defined by each person within their own context. Basically, however, there are two valid ways of communicating truth: the literal and the symbolic. Within the realm of the symbolic are the narr
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fables, myths, folktales and fiction. This 5 page paper asserts that the Bible is a compilation of all of these types of narrative. It was never intended to be taken as completely literal and should be interpreted in the context of fables, myths, and folktales which symbolically, not literally, teach a moral lesson. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KTmytbib.wps

Protestant Biblical Interpretation
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Bernard Ramm's Protestant Biblical Interpretation is the only source used for this 5 page overview of several types of biblical interpretation. Ramm analyzes, and gives warnings inherent with the use of liberalism, allegory, and typology as well as both letteral and literal interpretative methods. The writer concludes that these techniques are best used in conjunction with one another rather than by themselves.
Filename: Probib.doc