We have to understand the Old Testament before we can get clear vision of the New Testament, for both show how God saves and delivers. ... The author made a statement we really do not know who killed Goliath, because of the scriptures. ... His image seems to be an heart of unraveling the truth; his words are explanatory with facts to back up his statements, but the problem I see, is he puts his opinions in the book which if you did not know history you would not know the difference of facts or non-facts, for example his remark we do not know by scriptures who really killed Goliath the Palest...

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• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: High School

This statement affirms the idea that he is already developed about the historical significance of creation stories in the Bible. ... He sums up his ideas well in the statement, "There is ever reason for a Christian today to embrace both the theological teachings of Genesis and the theory of evolution- (Edwards, 13). ... God knows that we are limited in the amount of love that we can so him because are not able to see to total picture and it clouds our vision. ...

• Word Count: 1963
• Approx Pages: 8
• Grade Level: High School

But their messages are very different: Christ told parables to teach His followers about the kind of life they would have to live to enter the Kingdom of God; Santiago tells stories of Joe DiMaggio to pass on to Manolin his vision, his fishing skills, and his memories. ... The description of what becomes of the marlin and the sharks foreshadows Santiago's suffering, much the way several of Jesus" statements in the New Testament foreshadow Christ's betrayal and crucifixion. ...

• Word Count: 1677
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: High School