I am thankful for my life and family

I am thankful for my life because its good. I am also thankful for my family because they help me when I'm in trouble and i help them back. I'm also thankful for God because he dead for our sins

Abraham

1)Who is called the father of Biblical Faith? Abraham

2)What does God promoise to Abram as the covenant?What is the sign of that covenant for Abram's people? Gods promise was from Abram's offspring will come a great nation, a blessing for the world. The sign of that covenant for Abram's people was Circumcision.

3)Why are Sodom and Gomorrah destroyed? Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because of a rape of some young men (or angels) to whom Lot has given shelter.

4)Who is traditionally known as the father of the Arab peoples? Ishmael(bedouin)

5)What is emphasized as a forbidden act in the story of Abraham's test? God bids Abraham to take Isaac, to a place on a mountain and sacrifice him as a holocaust-Human Sacrifice

6)Which of Abraham's sons is destined to become an ancestor of the Israelites? Whom does that son marry?Isaac. Rebekah.

Faith

1.I believe in God
2.I believe in hardwork
3.I also believe in passing all of my classes
4.I believe in going to college
5.I believe in Faith
6.I believe becoming a doctor or a NBA player
7.I believe in passing my Midterms more better
8.I believe that Jesus can look after be
9.I believe in love
10.I believe in second chances

SUMMARY OF THE TRIAL

In trail we wanted toknow if pilot was guilty or not guilty.At the end of the trial the jury said he was not guilty. I was soldier number one they asked me through all of my years as a soldier how many people i whiped and then i said one-hundred. It was a good trial and i think that pilot should of been guilty.

The Risen

How does the fortieth anniversary of Dr. King's assassination connect to the resurrection of Jesus?
Use datails from the resurrection accounts and your knowledge of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr to develop your answer.


The fortieth anniversary of Dr. King's assassination connect's to the resurrection of Jesus because we know the Jesus die for us and forgave our sins.Dr. King die trying to help the blacks and whites unite as one.Jesus and Dr. King are important people to know about.

Knowing about Jesus and Knowing Jesus

What is the difference between knowing about Jesus and Knowing Jesus? I think you should believe in Jesus to know him but, knowing about him is just hearing things. If you know Jesus then you know all the things that he's been through. To know him you pray to him and read the bible.

The 7 Necessities

Our Father ,give us the food we need to survive
Give us the courage to do what is right
Give us the power to empower others
Give us the integrity to help those less fortunate
Give us the responsibility to learn
Give us the knowledge to succeed in all that we do
And give us the love to care for one another
In Jesus' name,
Amen

Robert F. Drinan's words

"God has created me to do him some definite service;He has committed some work to me which he has not committed to another. i have my mission-I may never know it in this life but i shall be told it in the next. I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons. He has not created me for naught. I shall do good, I shall do his work. I shall be an angel of peace, a preacher of truth in my own place while not intending it if i do but keep his commandments. Therefore i will trust him. Whatever i am, i can never be thrown away. If i am in sickness, my perplexity may serve him. If i am in sorrow, my sorrow my serve him.He does nothing in vain. He knows what he is about. He may throw me among strangers. He may make me feel desolate, make my spirits sink,hide my future from me - still he knows what he is about."

The single most important thing i learned at Rice this year was..........

The single most important thing i learned in Rice this year was that yezter ha'ra and yezter ha'tov .The key scripture verse of the year was Luke 24:51. The thing that made the biggest impression on me was the lession about the acorn.

Edmund Ignatius Rice

Edmund Rice was born to Robert Rice and Margaret Rice (née Tierney) on the farming property of "Westcourt", in Callan, County Kilkenny. Edmund was the fourth of seven sons, although he also had two step-sisters, Joan and Jane Murphy, the offspring of his mother's first marriage.

At this time, Irish Catholics were oppressed by anti-Catholic Penal Laws which were enacted and enforced by the Protestant-dominated Irish parliament. Rice's education, like that of every other Irish Catholic of the day, was greatly compromised by the 1709 amendment to the Popery Act, which decreed that any public or private instruction in the Catholic faith would render teachers liable to prosecution, and was not reformed until 1782. In this environment, hedge schools proliferated. The boys of the Rice family obtained an education at home through Patrick Grace, a member of the small community of Augustinian friars in Callan.^[1]

That said, the Rices were quite well off by the standards of the day. As a young man, Rice spent two years at a school in Kilkenny to complete his education. His uncle Michael owned a merchant business in the nearby port town of Waterford. In 1779 Edmund was apprenticed to him, moving into a house in the market parish of Ballybricken, entering the business of trading livestock and other supplies, and the supervising of loading of victuals onto ships bound for the British colonies. Michael Rice died in 1785, and this business was passed into Edmund's ownership.^[2]

In about 1787 he married a young woman (perhaps Mary Elliott, the daughter of a Waterford tanner).^[3] Little is known about their married life, and Mary died in January 1789 following an accident, possibly by a fever that set in afterwards. The circumstances surrounding this accident are unclear, but she may have fallen off a horse that she was riding, or thrown out of a carriage by panicking horses. Pregnant at the time, a daughter was delivered on Mary's deathbed.

10 KEY WORDS

1)Yezter hara-inclonation to do evil
2)Yezter Hatov-inclonation to do good
3)Mystic-someone who can see what other can't see
4)Meditation-Mental prayer
5)Imago dei-image of god
6)vox dei-voice of god
7)Shikenah-glory of god
8)Exegete-a person who studys the bible
9)Sitz-im-leben-situation or setting in life
10)Sacraments- physical things that help you understand mysteries