old testament
How many tribes of Israel were there?
12
Who Wrote the acts of the apostles?
Luke the evanglist
who wrote Romeo and Juliet?
William shakesphere
What is the oldest monarchy?
the Japanese monarchy?
how did the dinosaurs did out?
from a metor.
How many plagues were sent to Egypt?
10
How many letters of paul are in the bible?
13
What is to kill a mockingbird meaning?
The idea of destroying innocence.
when was Muhammed(pbh) born?
572 AD
How Does photosynthesis work?
plants, algae, and some bacteria convert light energy into chemical energy, specifically glucose, using carbon dioxide and water.
what is a covenant?
A agreement between God and his people in which God makes promise's to his people requiring certain things such as faith.
Why does Jesus say Oh lord why have you forsaken me?
he is saying the first verse in psalm 22 about how there will be messiah who will suffer, by quoting this verse he also expressing his pain and fulfillment Of prophecy
How did the books noli me tangere and el filiburstiomo show the cruelty of the Spanish to the filipinos?
They expose through the plot and characters for example Father padre Dasmo is a grumpy Friar who abuses the Filipinos and excommunicates Ibarra.
How did Julius Caesar affect the Roman Republic?
Julius Caesar made the Republic weaken due action of becoming dictator for life and success in military campaign.
What is the atomic symbol of helium?
He
what is the meaning behind gensis 3:15?
The verse foreshadows the coming od the messiah and Theotokos.
How does james 2:22-24 debunk the teaching of most Protestant denominations?
The verse explain that you can not just use faith to lead you into Heaven but instead it has to be supported by good deeds which is a opposite of the teaching of most protestant denominations because most believe that faith can lead you into heaven even with out the help of good deeds.
In the book Thus spoke Zarathustra the main character says the chilling word God is dead, what is the meaning of this phrase?
He does not mean that God mean dead in a literal way but that we have killing meaning of what God is.
How did Alexander the great highlight his strategic brilliance at the battle of Gugemela?
At the Battle of Gaugamela, Alexander the Great showcased his strategic brilliance through several key tactics. He used a feigned attack on the Persian left flank to draw out their cavalry, creating an opening in the center of their line. Then, Alexander himself led a decisive cavalry charge through this gap, targeting Darius III, the Persian king, and causing panic and disarray within the Persian ranks. This bold maneuver, combined with the discipline and flexibility of his army, resulted in a decisive victory for Alexander.
How does Asbestos cause cancer?
If you inhale or accidentally swallow asbestos, the microscopic fibers can get stuck in your lungs and stay there for years. Over time, they cause inflammation and scarring, which can lead to cancer.
Why are the books of Enoch and Jubilles banned in most churches around the world?
THe books teaching do not match with other books in the bible and is hertical.
Why was the infancy gospel of thomas reject from all churches?
It was deemed heretical by the church due it teachings of gnosticism.
how does metamorphosis relate to existentialism?
The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka is often interpreted through an existentialist lens due to its exploration of themes like alienation, absurdity, and the search for meaning in a seemingly meaningless world, all central to existentialist philosophy. Gregor Samsa's transformation into an insect forces him to confront the fragility of identity and the inherent challenges of human existence.
how did islam affect mindanao history?
Islam significantly shaped Mindanao's history by introducing a new religion and political structure, leading to the establishment of sultanates and influencing the island's cultural and social landscape. This contrasted with the rest of the Philippines, which remained predominantly animist and later became largely Christianized under Spanish rule.
how does radioactive decay cause convection?
Radioactive decay in the Earth's interior generates heat, which drives convection currents in the mantle. This heat causes the surrounding mantle material to become less dense and rise, while cooler, denser material sinks, creating a cyclical flow. This continuous cycle of rising and sinking is known as mantle convection.