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What did the people of the Old Testament believe God's role was regarding their enemies?
God would deliver them from the hands of their enemies.
What is the objectives to OPSEC?
To keep sensitive information out of our enemies hands.
What weapons did Montezuma use?
A knife in his hands. This is how they cut their enemies heads off.
What campaign is delivering speeches shaking hands and meeting with people from all walks of life a part of?
personal campaign
What was the first good luck symbol made from?
The greek used human hands that they cut of from there enemies.
Who decided that washing and disinfecting their hands before going to examine women in labor and delivering infants?
Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis
What did Moses' brother Aaron do in his lifetime?
As Moses stammered Aaron spoke for him, he was responsible for getting the golden calf made, when there was war and Moses kept his hands up the Israelites did well, but when Moses got tired as he was old and it fell the enemies did well.
How was Esther of the Bible sustained by God?
A:God is never mentioned in the Book of Esther as originally written. It was a secular novel and the author makes no suggestion that Esther was sustained by God in her troubles or achievements. However, the Additions to Esther, used by the Catholic Church but recognised as not original although inspired, do mention God. In the Additions to Esther, being in fear of death, she prays, "O thou mighty God above all, hear the voice of the forlorn and deliver us out of the hands of the mischievous, and deliver me out of my fear. "
Why did the state place so much power in the hands of the popularly elected legislatures?
They viewed powerful executives as enemies of liberty.
What did Moses do that affected the Israelite's winning?
Moses played a crucial role in the Israelites' victories by leading them out of Egypt and guiding them through the wilderness. He communicated directly with God, receiving the Ten Commandments and divine instructions that shaped their identity and laws. Additionally, during battles, he lifted his hands in prayer, and as long as his hands were raised, the Israelites prevailed. His leadership and faith were pivotal in maintaining the morale and unity of the people, ultimately contributing to their successes.
Why would a samurai commit suicide?
Because they would have rather died of honor than fall in the hands of enemies or because they have brought shame to themselves.
What is the causes of death of Lapu-lapu?
he died because of he was attacked by a poisoned weapon of Spanish or the cause of his death is forceful pull when his hands and legs were tied to four horses by his Enemies or Allies...
