why doesn't Huck care about "Moses and the Bulrushers?
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Check out www.sparknotes.com (online cliffnotes). Look up the chapter that that is in and it should give you an idea on the answer.
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Actually, Moses didn't take anything on the ark. Noah did it.
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I find that it's equally common among my children's classes and my senior citizens' classes that Noah, Abraham, Moses, Joshua ... they all get confused. (Most everyone associates Moses with the Commandments, but other than that ... poof! No connections.)\n\nIt's because most Christians are so New-Testament oriented that they neglect to study the (harder and more obscure) Old Testament.\n\nYet both are the stories of God working to save God's people! Both important!
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He's not a part of the redneck agenda?
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I guess that depends upon 'Ignored by who?"\n\nThere are people who ignore all religious figures, there are people who ignore selectively, there are people who ignore none.\n\nMost people go through life with just the information they need, not extra and they don't want the extra either.  So, that being the case, all people ignore some religious ideas and people.  It is the same reason most people in the world ignore Martin Van Buren.  It isn't necessary knowledge at this moment.
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Maybe because his name is Spong not Sprong?  ;)\n\nTry this:\n\nhttp://www.dioceseofnewark.org/jsspong/index.html
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well, he is making connection between those magicians who believed with Moses and went against the Egyptian Pharaoh and the egyptian government of today.\n\nhe mentioned that nothing like that ever happened in history that group of people who used to be witches and very bad disbeliever suddenly believed in God (the God of moses) and become honor servants to God. and turn their back against pharaoh even though they know the risks they may face from going against the pharaoh. \n\nthen he is making connection between this religious historical story with the Egyptian government of today. that u should not just accept what they do and remain silent. and the president of Egypt has acted like the Egyptian Pharaoh of which he accept democracy at the beginning and then changed his mind after that. just like how the pharaoh gathered all the people to watch Moses and the magicians and then when the magicians accepted God He regret what he has done. \n\nand he said it's better to be put in jail than to accept  a president who been for long time president and doing bad things to his country. \n\nthat's just his personal opinion, and not necessary representing the whole population of Egypt.
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Moses is thus one of the most influential men in human history. Even so, for well over a century, Moses has come under fire from both scholars and clerics. Many challenge the belief not only that Moses performed miracles and led the Israelites out of Egypt but also that he even existed. \n\nAt first glance, such skepticism might seem to have merit. For example, critics observe that archaeological proof has been found to confirm the existence of such Bible personages as Israelite King Jehu, but no archaeological evidence has been found to confirm the existence of Moses. This is hardly proof that Moses is a myth, however. Skeptics once argued that others mentioned in the Bible, such as Babylonian King Belshazzar and Assyrian King Sargon, were likewise myths—until archaeology later confirmed their historicity.\n\nAuthor Jonathan Kirsch reminds us: “The remnants and relics of biblical Israel are so sparse that the utter absence of Moses in any source except the Bible itself is neither surprising nor decisive.” According to Kirsch, some thus argue that it is unlikely that Moses could be a mere figment of someone’s imagination, since “a life story so rich in detail and dialogue, so complex . . . , could not have been made up.”\n\nAs for the lack of archaeological evidence for the wilderness sojourn, we must remember that the Jews were nomads. They built no cities; they planted no crops. Presumably, they left behind little more than footprints. Still, convincing evidence of that sojourn can be found within the Bible itself. Reference is made to it throughout that sacred book. (1 Samuel 4:8; Psalm 78; Psalm 95; Psalm 106; 1 Corinthians 10:1-5) Significantly, Jesus Christ also testified that the wilderness events took place.—John 3:14.\n\nUnquestionably, then, the Bible’s account of Moses is credible, truthful. Even so, he lived a long time ago
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No, I just don't care for them. Personally , they can all ki$$ my a$$, Oh, I forgot, I don't care for the trailer court Christians either. You know the ones that sit with the bible on the table and the porn & beer under the table.Oh, by the way you didn't capitalize my name.
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No, those prophets in those verses are all Israelites even the 2 witnessess before the coming of the Lord and William Marrion Branham is not even a Jew. He may be a prophet but certainly he was not used to fulfill those verses.
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The saddest event in Moses' life might well be God's prohibiting him from entering the land of Israel. The reason for this ban is explicitly connected to an episode in Numbers in which the Hebrews angrily demand that Moses supply them with water. God commands Moses to assemble the community, "and before their very eyes order the [nearby] rock to yield its water." Fed up with the Hebrews' constant whining and complaining, he says to them instead: "Listen, you rebels, shall we get water for you out of this rock?" He then strikes the rock twice with his rod, and water gushes out (Numbers 20:2-13). It is this episode of disobedience, striking the rock instead of speaking to it, that is generally offered as the explanation for why God punishes Moses and forbids him to enter Israel.
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He doesn't, because he thinks he already has all the answers.\n\nBut we have to give him respect, because he defeated ManBearPig
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I don't believe so. But this one goes out to "MPA the racist bastard" up above me. Read his answer, then read mine.\n\nHe says he's a member of the KKK, and will kill any black man he sees.\n\nMPA the racist bastard:\nYou know what else isn't in the bible moron?\nHatred against another person, or race.\nThis includes that the KKK isnt in the bible.\n\n\nSo if you claim to know the bible, you should know that hatred is not there, and you shouldnt take part in it.\n\nOtherwise, I guess you truly are a hipocrat.
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The book of moses is about moses, not by moses.\n\nI agree with what you are saying, in general.\n\nAs to your question, people who are uneducated about history misinterpret the bible on a daily and ongoing basis.\n\nThe power of the bible, for me, is not diminished by it's being dated only 3000 years ago.
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My Bother-he is a big fat lazy rude complaining drinking swearing slob. He is the reason no one in my family can ever run for office-the papers would have a field day.\n\nFamilies are like fudge -mostly sweet with some nuts\n\nAnd you don't pick who was born in your family.
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Moses didn't take any animals on the Ark :P
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You know what he is talking about people... well anyone with an IQ higher than pile of crap does anyways.\n\nHoly crap!! Sometimes I'd like to embrace the genocide of stupid, ignorant people! He is talking about black people and other legal immigrants who don't support the boycott!!! How hard is that to comprehend?