The first epistle of John was written by the apostle John, one of Jesus’ twelve disciples. Not only did John write the book of 1 John, but he also wrote the books of 2nd John, 3rd John, the Gospel of John and Revelation. 1 John specifically was written to combat Gnosticism within the church of Ephesus. 1 John 4:7-12 taught the Ephesians important truth about the love of God while also confirming that Jesus did come to the earth in the flesh. John knew that the Ephesians could not be true Christians
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Muck & Adeney illustrated that St. Paul aimed to show that the Jesus’ story had universal intentions. Even though Jews did not have a problem to see God as universal in terms of the world creation, yet Paul went further. He held the missional idea that the gospel is for everyone, which was the most innovative thought within the first-century church. Through his mission, Paul showed that God "was interested in the people of all 'tribes'" (2009, 80). This view became truly foundational for all other
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away with Great Britain was the Boston Massacre in 1770. It was the "massacre" that changed the opinion the colonists' opinions about how they felt about the British. The story told about this bloody event is that there was confusion among the British officers when the American colonists approached, and as a result, the British randomly fired on the crowd of colonists. According to chapter 7 of the AP US history book, the American Pageant, "the British troops opened fire and killed or wounded eleven
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Madison Mumbauer Paul of Tarsus Theodosius I his real name was Saul of Tarsus. He was well known for his mission for Christianity. Since it was the new religion that was separating from Judaism. He decided to travel around to preach to other people. Making it easier for people to understand that conversion is easier than it looks. He was trying his best to make Christianity a universal religion. He was one of the main founders Christianity movement. Paul ended up being executed in Rome, about middle-68
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Boston Massacre On March 5, 1770, an extremely noisy and violent crowd began throwing rocks and balls of ice at British troops guarding the Boston Customs House. “Come on, fire if you dare, you bloody backs” shouted the crowd. Some Patriot leaders tried to persuade the crowd to go home. So did the leader of the troops, Captain Thomas Preston. But it had no effect on the mob. As the mob pressed on towards the soldiers and knocked one to the ground, they started to fire out of fear. Two bullets
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Kaitlyn Lott #6 Mr. Robeson Social Studies August 30, 2017 Boston Massacre Source Summary 1. The Captain remembered British soldiers were not welcomed when they arrived in Boston. In fact, it was quite the opposite. Many of the people living in Boston did not like the soldiers at all, only a few were known to be friends of the soldiers. However, Samuel Hemmingway said, “one evening I heard him [Killroy, a British soldier] say, he would never miss an opportunity, when he had one, to fire on
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The Boston Massacre By: Sheraveen and Javier 8D What: The Boston Massacre is a street fight between rebellions/ patriot mobs(local workers, sailors,etc) which were throwing snowballs, stones, and sticks and a squad of British soldiers. It killed 5 British colonists including Crispus Attucks, a man of black or Indian parentage. Who: British soldiers and rebellions such as the local workers, sailors, etc When: It occurred during 5 March 1770 Where: City of Boston, in the street How it happened:
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Over the course of the Beatles' fame and success, fans, the press, and even band members have discussed the idea of a 'fifth Beatle.' Beatles producer George Martin has expressed traits of a bandmate, while providing his musical expertise for the band. If anyone were to be considered the 'fifth Beatle,' it would be George Martin. From the very start, George Martin was trusted by the Beatles. At their first recording session, Martin and the band playfully bickered after George Harrison said "I
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Paul was one of the most influential people in the Bible. He wrote nearly two-thirds of the Old Testament. Paul has such a fascinating story of his life, conversion, and testimony. Paul, before he was Paul the great apostle, was a man named Saul. Saul was one of the cruelest men in the Bible and was well known for being the "Christian killer.” Saul went around finding professing Christians and putting them to death. One of the great men in the Bible that did so much for Christ was Stephen. Stephen
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attitude of Jesus and have sincere concerns for others. The responsibility of the believers is to “obey” and” work it out” our own salvation with fear and trembling”. Paul is telling them about their deliverance., located in vs. 12-13.” This is also known as sanctification., for example, worshiping praising, dancing, singing. Paul wants them to unwrap their gifts, show the grace and the power to the community. There is two parts (1). God’s part. (2). Man’s
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