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Pauls education in the classes of Latin, Greek, philosophy and logic and his knowledge of Jewish cushions and the OT in addition to his devotion to the laws of Moses was very helpful in his ministry and evangelization. This is true because he could use his Hebrew and Jewish knowledge to relate to and convert Jews while also combating the Pharisees and he could use his knowledge in the classes to understand, relate to, and convert gentiles.
Paul’s Roman citizenship helps paul because it gives more
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Unity, Cross, Sin(Themes)

We belong to Christ, we are not divided(Unity)

Foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than Human strength(cross)

Paul warns people of Corinth, To not be inflated by pride, boasting is a “radical sin”

God’s Wisdom,  Mysterious, hidden, it is his plan for our salvation

Role of God’s ministers, They are the ones God chosen to fulfill his mission, which is to spread his word

Analogy of the planter, the waterer, and the grower:

In the

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THE AGE OF INDUSTRIA

Age of Industrialisation Proto IndustrialisationThe period of industrialization before the first factories came up in Europe is termed as proto-industrialization. This period was marked by merchants from towns getting products made in villages.Reasons for focus of merchants on villages: There were powerful trade and craft guilds in urban areas. These associations controlled competition and prices and prevented entry of a new player in the market. Because of them, it was difficult for new merchants

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WHAT ARE THE QUALITIES OF A GOOD NEGOTIATOR? Knowledge about the other party . Say what you want from the start. Take care of non-verbal communication.  Voice. Avoid aggressiveness. Self-confident. Active listening. TYPES OF NEGOTIATION: WIN-WIN: Since both sides benefit from such a scenario, any resolutions to the conflict are likely to be accepted voluntarily. The process of integrative bargainingaims to achieve, through cooperation, win-win outcomes. WIN-LOSE: Situations result when only

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French Revolution

french Revolution causes

  *Political factors: +Absolutism: -Lovis XVI ruled France between 1774-1789 -He is absolute monarch -People complained about how France was governed: King had unlimited power/ No parliament power. +Voting system in the Etats- Generaux: -one vote per Estete: This system was disliked by the bourgeoisie /they argued for voting per person.

*Social factors: – Stratified society and the rise of bourgeoisie: Bourgeoise were rapidly growing in wealth and number/They complained of

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History

1920, Vilna FAILUREIn 1920 in Vilna there was a largely Polish populations and it was made the capital of the newly created state of Lithuania. The polish found it unfair and their army seized the city and Lithuania resulted to the league. The league then asked the polish troops to withdraw but Poland refused. The matter was then passed to the Conference of Ambassadors (group of seniors diplomats who oversaw matters arising from the peace settlements) who awarded Vilna to Poland. 1921, Aaland Island

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