Matthew's Gospel draws parallels between Jesus and Moses, especially in the nativity account.
Matthew had Herod slaughter the innocent infants of Bethlehem because he feared Jesus, just as the Old Testament says that the pharaoh slaughered the Israelite infants because he feared Moses. Joseph went with Jesus to Egypt and Jesus saved his people, just as the Old Testament Joseph went to Egypt and saved his people. Matthew even says that Joseph's father was Jacob (Heli in Luke's Gospel) just as the Old Testament Joseph's father was Jacob.
Conflict theory is the theory that is oriented toward the economic and political interests of those who are in power. The person or people in charge are those with the most social and economic resources.
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The human brain is strongly oriented toward the interpretation of patterns, relationships, and connections in the information it receives. This ability allows humans to make sense of their surroundings, understand complex concepts, and adapt to new situations.
Shrewdness, business savvy, critical, humorous, family oriented, at least oriented toward his own family, which is not a bad thing.
Mark wrote for the Roman population. They were into power, so he addressed his gospel to them to show the power of Jesus. Matthew was written toward the Jews. Luke to the Greeks. John's gospel was written to show the love of Jesus.
The answer is a T/F question. The answer being True, the trabeculae of spongy bone are oriented towards lines of stress.
A strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance
He had them killed with their mothers.
The Holocaust.
Antisemites.
Early believers were motivated to leave Jerusalem and spread the gospel to Samaria and Antioch primarily due to persecution, particularly following the martyrdom of Stephen. This scattering of believers led them to share their faith with non-Jewish people, fulfilling Jesus’ command to spread the gospel beyond Jerusalem. Additionally, the Holy Spirit’s guidance played a crucial role in directing their efforts toward diverse communities, ultimately leading to the establishment of early Christian congregations among Gentiles.
The Inuit, who historically lived in the Arctic regions of North America, did not develop a distinctive culture oriented toward the water due to their focus on surviving in harsh, icy environments rather than coastal or riverine settings.