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"Then what is your height, Adam?"

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"We thank thee, O Lord, for the bread we eat, but also conscious of seed we've planted of the hands that guided the plow and back bent in toil."

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"A manifesto of hospitality."

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"Although there was only five of us in the immediate family, our table was always placed for six"

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He forces his sons to become men quicker than they would naturally.

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All of his decisions toward his boys are fair.

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He is always calm in the most extreme conditions.

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He was disappointed in Adam not becoming a man yet and also with his midnight walks with Ruth Simmons.

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He was always concerned with Adam becoming a man.

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He always argued with everything everyone said.

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He whipped Adam 17 times when he caught him casting spells on the water from the well.

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Moses Cooper was very quick tempered towards his kids. He got on Adam for casting spells.

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This represents Moses' care for his family.

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This explains that Moses does not like fighting/wars.

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Moses Cooper wasn’t the best dad but he cared about his kids.

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This represents Moses' faith as he is a Christian.