... , the writings in the Greek Bible are responding to the covenant problem in the Hebrew Bible by taking what was rooted in the physical and moving it to the metaphysical, which ultimately culminates in the Hebrew Bible's promise of physical land becoming a promise of a metaphysical kingdom. In the Hebrew Bible, ... with the physical realm of dynasty and inheritance of both covenant and land. The Greek Bible ultimately transforms this type scene of barren women by replacing it with a story of virginal pregnancy, and, in so doing, replacing inheritance of land with inheritance of the Kingdom...

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... , Christianity to be precise, I noticed a lock of loyalty and discipline due to the behaviors displayed by Christians to society and I think it needs to be addressed cautiously and effectively in order to truly glorified God our father. In the Muslim community, every member/believer makes a ... freely expressing their belief in Jesus the Christ? That is the question I ask myself as I examine closely Christianity. It appears to me that many so-called Christians are either afraid or ashamed of their faith which is the reason they are not fully committed to the gospel ... fabrics and other...

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