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Utilizing the theory of hegemonic masculinity and homosociality, Moses: Man Among Men? explores the relationships that Moses shares with other male characters. While the dynamic nature of hegemonic masculinity is recognized, Anthony Rees builds on the categories of masculinity already well-established within the existing literature on masculinity in Old Testament characterization. The author argues that almost uniformly, Moses is presented in ways which elevate him at the expense of these other male characters. Recognizing the social dimension of gender performance, and in particular the homosocial nature of masculine identity, this book also pays attention to the social nature of these relationships, in particular those of Moses’ family members.
Come molta gente della mia et , quando penso al concetto di "persona di colore" la prima cosa che mi viene in mente qualche flash dei nostri bonari "Vu' cumpr ". Realt cos diverse da quelle narrate, per esempio, dalla serie TV "Radici" o, ancora, dalle pagine di "Huckleberry Finn" o de "La capanna dello zio Tom". "Moses" non tanto diverso da queste storie, con la differenza che, questa volta, l'ho scritta io. Moses non solo una storia, non solo un libro, diventa un concetto, una realt , una domanda a cui cercare una risposta o sulla quale confrontarsi. Moses importante, perch alla fine la risposta la troviamo nei suoi occhi, nei nostri che scorrono le parole e leggono la sua storia, che si chiudono per cercare di non vedere, che si spalancano davanti alla verit .Questa storia si intitola "Moses" perch Moses la domanda; mi auguro con tutto il cuore che Margareth Dalton possa un giorno diventare la risposta.
Martin Buber, scholar, philosopher, theologian, and Bible translator, is now considered one of the great thinkers and spiritual authorities of the 20th century. As a work of his late maturity, Moses offers the possibility to review Buber's longstanding concern with Scripture. It is in this book that Buber's methodological presuppositions about biblical language and stylistics, and his views on the enduring value of the Bible's religious teachings, come to clear expression.
Long ago removed from the Bible, this book is a series of secret messages and instructions, which Moses reveals to Joshua, prior to the act of passing leadership of the Israelites on to him, and it includes apocalyptic descriptions in addition to other prophecies.
This is an "almost true" story about a cat named Moses. Moses lived with a neat lady named Irene. It couldn't have been any better, they were best friends And then one day everything changed. Irene fell and could not get up. Soon her family came and took her away. Moses was in shock No one would, or could, tell where they had taken her Travel with Moses through the pages of this book on his quest to find Irene. There are many surprises in store for you.
It is without controversy-without debate and without further undue discussion, according to Hebrews under the Old Covenant, Jews of the New Covenant, and Israelis of today-that Moses was the greatest leader of their long storied and varied history. From his miraculous deliverance from the Nile River as a Hebrew baby to the incredible day the Lord Himself buried him on Mount Hebron, the life of Moses can be distinguished in three separate forty-year periods. Birth to forty years of age: his birth, early life, and training for leadership in Egypt Forty to eighty years of age: his life in the Midian Desert as a shepherd of his father-in-law's sheep until his miraculous call on the backside of the mountain by a burning bush Eighty to one hundred twenty years of age: his latter life called and orchestrated by God as the deliverer of the children of Israel from the land of Goshen to the boundary of the Promised Land of Canaan His leadership abilities and his capabilities should be studied, examined, and emulated by this generation of people who have been called into kingdom leadership positions by our King Father, authorized by the King Son, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This study seeks to chronicle and quantify the life, leadership style, characteristics, qualities, and capabilities of Moses, an important leader of not only Hebrew history but also world history.
It is without controversy-without debate and without further undue discussion, according to Hebrews under the Old Covenant, Jews of the New Covenant, and Israelis of today-that Moses was the greatest leader of their long storied and varied history. From his miraculous deliverance from the Nile River as a Hebrew baby to the incredible day the Lord Himself buried him on Mount Hebron, the life of Moses can be distinguished in three separate forty-year periods. Birth to forty years of age: his birth, early life, and training for leadership in Egypt Forty to eighty years of age: his life in the Midian Desert as a shepherd of his father-in-law's sheep until his miraculous call on the backside of the mountain by a burning bush Eighty to one hundred twenty years of age: his latter life called and orchestrated by God as the deliverer of the children of Israel from the land of Goshen to the boundary of the Promised Land of Canaan His leadership abilities and his capabilities should be studied, examined, and emulated by this generation of people who have been called into kingdom leadership positions by our King Father, authorized by the King Son, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This study seeks to chronicle and quantify the life, leadership style, characteristics, qualities, and capabilities of Moses, an important leader of not only Hebrew history but also world history.
This is an "almost true" story about a cat named Moses. Moses lived with a neat lady named Irene. It couldn't have been any better, they were best friends And then one day everything changed. Irene fell and could not get up. Soon her family came and took her away. Moses was in shock No one would, or could, tell where they had taken her Travel with Moses through the pages of this book on his quest to find Irene. There are many surprises in store for you.
Moses was in the wilderness for 40 years in preparation for what God had for him. He spent a lot of time with God. But was he really ready to do what the LORD would be calling him to do?Moses suffered from over-extension, self-reliance and did not trust others enough to delegate even menial tasks. As a result, his ministry nearly died in its infancy.His people were under the oppression of a spirit of slavery and it was difficult for them to trust in the LORD and looked to Moses as their leader and provider.Moses wanted the best for his people, but even Moses had a hard time in "letting God be God". In spite of his short-comings and his nursing father mentality, Moses learned how to let God's people grow and to experience not only the freedom of the Spirit but the consequences of their corporate and individual actions.This is Moses' the Nursing Father: A Study of Smothering Love and the Coming of Age.
Join Adam Hamilton as he travels from Egypt to Mt. Sinai, the Nile, the Red Sea and the wilderness exploring the sites of Moses' life. Using historical information, archaeological data, and biblical text, Hamilton guides us in the footsteps of this reluctant prophet who grew in his relationship with God and by the end of life had successfully fulfilled the role he was given. Turn your own reluctance into boldness as you examine the significant challenges facing Moses and how God shaped his character and life in powerful ways. Additional components for a six-week study include a comprehensive Leader Guide and a DVD featuring author and pastor Adam Hamilton. For a church-wide study, youth and children resources are also available.