Making a difference. I think that this class is alright but i'm not really into the subject and looking at heros. I have learnt a lot in this class though and have completed quite a lot of work. I think that I should work on just getting on with the work in this class as soon as I get it.
This is an example of my work.
Rahab
Rahab was a Lady from Canaanite the hated enemies of israel. After many years of wandering the people of israel decided to take the promised land of Canaanite. God had picked Joshua to lead the people of israel. Joshua sent two spies into Canaanite and they decided to take shelter and talk to a local woman named Rahab, Rahab was a prostitute so it would seem suspicious that she had two men coming to her house. Rahab told the spies that they could use her house fo shelter and she would protect them if they would spare her family. When two of the king guards came to search Rahab's house she hid the two spies on the roof of her house and told the guards that there was no one there, her lie succeeded and the people of Israel took the promised land and spared Rahab and her families life.
Rahab is inspiring because in the face of danger she told a lie and ended up protecting her family and helping the people of Israel take the promised land. She shows a lot of values like trusting other people and bravery to go and tell a lie that if the guards did not believe would have properly been fatal. ‘’Joshua 2:9-13, King James Version. After escaping, the spies promised to spare Rahab and her family after taking the city, even if there should be a massacre, if she would mark her house by hanging a red cord out the window’’.
Born : -1213
Place : Jericho, Israel
Death : -1113 Age 99
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