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Mary similar to how the ark carried gods major change across the land. So to did she in the form of Jesus. She acting as the Ark and Jesus the commandments of god. While Mary may seem gentle she is any thing but causing great change and power to surge across the land. All of which she contains in herself as the ark did.

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There is a story similar to  Mary's  preluding her story of a queen bringing a child into the world causing great chaos. This extremely similar to Mary's story in which her baby brings cosmic change to the world. Showing in how similar both stories are they will be a great deal of change onto the world.

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If we love god and Jesus we  should love Mary. In loving her we amplify our Connection with God. As she is apart o him and if we give her undying  love we connect with God more as she is a piece of him. The more we love a piece the more were likely to love the whole.

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Jesus is supposed to be the bridge between Humans and the afterlife. Mary is a significant to the bridge. As she is one with the bridge to salvation that comes with Jesus. She is held in just as high of a regard. AS she connects Jesus to the world and makes the steps to salvation complete. Without Mary the bridge would be incomplete. She connected Jesus with us putting in in high regard the mother of our religion.

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Mary is the mother of Jesus. She brought him into the living world. As we know Jesus was living salvation. Mary gave birth to our salvation. therefore Mary is the mother of our peaceful afterlife and our life on this world. As she gave birth to what dictates and holds our lives to salvation and what comes after this life and the next.

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celebrated November 21st

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Celebrated on  October 7th

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Slides are in order in accordance with when they happen in the year.

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I like the background you offer on typology as well as the balance between the text and images. 

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I like the background you offer on typology as well as the balance between the text and images. 

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Your content is well developed and I appreciate that it's not too compact (like many others did with their posts.) Yet, with the long arrows and spread out posts, it's more important that you label your arrows to aid the viewer in moving from one post to the next. Some of the textual posts are bordering on too much density. Either break these apart or use highlighting, bullet-pointing or other text tools to add clarity and spacing. And while this background worked well for the previous project, but not as well for this - maybe change it either to something more simple or relevant to this project. Overall, nicely done!

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This is quite extraordinary! I love the content and it is super aesthetically pleasing!

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I love the background a lot! You had a ton of information that was easy to follow, which is very impressive.

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I really like how you used videos as well as pictures in your posts and I love the background. The explanations were really well written too.

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I like the content everything was clear and organized well. I liked the usage of inks to videos. I would recommend less text though.

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I like the background you used as well as the variety of posts (including videos, images, quotes, etc.) I would recommend trying to limit how much text you as look less cluttered as well as emphasize what words you choose to put in. Good job!

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I really like the content that you give and the explanations provided that describes the type of Typologies. The space and organization could have been a little better, but the background and pictures make up for it

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I really like the background and color scheme of the padlet

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Your Padlet looks super good. I like the background and the way you guys set up the posts. It's super organized and all the information flows really well. I don't think I have any criticisms to give you.

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Topological theophany is symbolic as its main use is to be a prelude or allegory for another event. The Jonah fish story is meant to represent Jesus's resurrection Coming full circle like Jonah's journey did as well. Symbolic theology is meant to be set in a frame of time that sets the story up. Yet is lose enough in historical details so that it can symbolizes something to all  with ought having historical walls blocking

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Joseph of Egypt is given dominion over the land; he is second only to Pharaoh. And Joseph of Nazareth serves as head of the Holy Family. He is the foster-father of the Christ Child, given dominion over Jesus by the highest paternal authority: God.

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Animated story from The Bible   Joseph in Egypt

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Joseph ends up  going to Egypt, eventually drawing his whole clan there; Joseph of Nazareth leads his family into Egypt. In both timelines, Egypt serves as a refuge from danger, at least initially.

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There Joseph eventually gains the favour of the pharaoh of Egypt by his interpretation of a dream and obtains a high plac in the pharaoh’s kingdom.

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The brothers seize him and sell him to a party of Ishmaelites, or Midianites, who carry him to Egypt.

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Joseph, is Jacob’s most favorite of all his sons. He is hated by his envious brothers. Angry and jealous of Jacob’s gift to Joseph, a resplendent “coat of many colours,”

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The purpose of typology is to lead to a deeper appreciation for God’s awesome co-creative work with humanity. In seeing that many of the writings of the Old Testament predate those of the New by a span of centuries, that there was no way for the human authors to be aware of the significance of various key elements they included in their works, we ought to be humbled in the face of the God who dwells outside of time. It should increase our faith.

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Jacob’s son Joseph receives messages in dreams from the Lord. Likewise, God’s angelic messenger instructs Joseph of Nazareth in his dreams. Jacob’s beloved son ends up going to Egypt, eventually drawing his whole clan there; Joseph of Nazareth leads his family into Egypt. In both timelines, Egypt serves as a refuge from danger, at least initially.

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Joseph was the son of Jacob. He starts to receive messages in dreams from the Lord. Likewise, God’s angelic messenger instructs Joseph of Nazareth in his dreams. Jacob’s beloved son ends up going to Egypt, eventually drawing his whole clan there; Joseph of Nazareth leads his family into Egypt. In both timelines, Egypt serves as a refuge from danger, at least initially.

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Theophany has had its roots in the Christian text for as long as there been. the most heavy use of theophany is in the book of relations. the books time is very loose as God building the world was the center of the story. For awhile these allusions were underlying. Until the early medieval ages where these pieces of the story were truly connected as ins and outs coniums tighter. Not only dose this make the text appear more woven. It give a sense of importance to all of the stories. as even the most outlandish have their place in the theological spectrum.

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The story of Johan in the whale is used to magnify the trials and pains of Christ's journey. By describing Jonah's hellish experience and making it similar to Christ's experience. The reader gets an idea of what's incoming for Jesus and his prophets. While not taking away from his story by being too similar or too grandiose. on top of that, the story is simple and short it can be understood by all ages. with its fairy tale-like story it can draw all readers in. Via whimsy or adult curiosity.

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Why Study The Book of Jonah with Dr Doug Ingram

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Jonah's story was symbolic allusion. symbolic theophany storytelling is best described as a story in a  sequence and time that is meant to foreshadow and symbolize something. Meant to represent a  less specific time frame and is generally about a grand story.  unlike chronological that is meant to represent a certain time frame.

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Jonah was set to be sacrificed to the fish of the sea. By the people upon his ship. this was done in the name of god in an act to clam the seas. He was in the large fishes stomach for seven days until spit out on land.

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We can split the info for jonah and joseph two people can do each, they both hav like 2-3 paragraphs of info

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We can split the info for jonah and joseph two people can do each, they both hav like 2-3 paragraphs of info

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How do you guys want to divide this work

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How do you guys want to divide this work

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I like the background - very cool. And I also like the leveling/tiering the content too.

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I like the background - very cool. And I also like the leveling/tiering the content too.

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My goodness - a spaghetti bowl of arrows! These work and I'm glad that you tried them and used them effectively. Two little notes - you have a lot of space to the left which is wide open still - spread things out. And with this many arrows, it's also a good idea to use labels on the arrows. This would help make the organization more clear in the midst of so many different directions!

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The Three Types of Communion the Church Provides

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The Three Types of Communion the Church Provides

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1.) The Catechism of the catholic Church teaches that "The communion of saints is the Church" (19) Everybody in the Church shares  communion in spiritual goods.
2.) This consists of Communion in the faith, Communion of the sacraments, Communion of charisms, Communion of goods, and Communion in charity. There is a communion of all holy people between the Church of Heaven and the Church of earth.

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The Communion in charity is charity that Catholics perform in the name of the Body of Christ. This communion is unfortunately effected by sins as it taints the well being of others.

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Simply this is the idea to help the needy when the time comes for it. With many destitute. We need to help our fellow brothers and sisters in need.

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Charisms are abilities and skills given to members of the Church through connecting to the Holy Spirit. Charisms are used to not only better our world, but also to better our connection and Worship of Christ.

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The sacraments are to unite us all to God in Christ.
Communion and the sacraments are related  because of them being  central to Catholicism. We can connect with others through these religious requirements through our love of Christ.

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3.) Communion of People Throughout The World

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3.) Communion of People Throughout The World

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1.)The Church is joined, albeit imperfectly, to those who are baptized Christians but do not profess the Catholic faith in its entirety or have not remained united with the Pope.
2.)The Church's message expresses the eternal love that the Holy Trinity has for all people around the world. The message that is told is that God wills the Salvation of all through the knowledge of truth.

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1.) Just as the human body has many parts, so we need everybody in the Church to make up the Body of Christ.
2.) We form community in two different ways. We first need to welcome everybody, even the people that disagree with us. Second, we realize that every person has something positive to add to the Church.

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The communion of faith is simply the inherited natures of Catholism we were granted from the apostles. It is " the same faith inherited from the apostles" (pg 19 textbook). It is what has survived thousands of years onto us from Jesus and his initial followers.

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1.) Communion with Christ and the Church

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1.) Communion with Christ and the Church

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The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes the intimacy of the communion. Pope John Paul II, wrote that communion of Christ is the Church's main purpose for existing. He said in his writings that "each person may be able to find Christ, in order that Christ may walk with each person in the path of life." (17)

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When the three folds of the mission are being worked on. By giving knowledge, speaking out against injustice and serving our community. We partake the mission of Christ and complete its three folds of Christ's mission.

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The idea of a King in the Church, is the idea of serving the community. While one may think a king is about being better , that couldn't be farther from the truth. "However, the true role of those in power is to serve the people they are charged to protect" (Pg 23 meeting Jesus and the Sacraments).

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The role of the prophet is one who loudly speaks out on there faith. A prophet is the hammer who frames the Ideas of the Church with physical force. Stirring many but, making waves in their faith like Jesus.

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1.)To be a priest is to be one who acts in faith throughout their life.
2.) A  Lay person's priestly job is to promote God and to show how a Christian should act and to help others grow in holiness.

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1.) The Church is Apostolic primarily because it succeeds from the Apostles. The Church is also made up of a hierarchy of leaders who are authorized to act in "Persona Christi" or "The person of Christ".
2.) The Church hands down the words of the Apostles through Sacred and Oral Tradition so we may benefit from its teachings. The Pope and the Magisterium protect these teachings so the Catholic Faith can stay strong.

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The word Catholic means "Universal". The Church is Catholic in two senses...
1)She is Catholic because is Christ is present  within her.
2) The Church is Catholic because her mission applies to EVERYONE. No one is excluded from the opportunity to achieve salvation through the Church.

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The Church is holy because the Holy Spirit dwells within the hearts of the faithful. We grow in Holiness and fill our role as temples of the Holy Spirit by participation in the sacraments and the mission of Charity.

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His Holiness Pope Francis | Our moral imperative to act on climate change -- and 3 steps we can take

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1.) All members of the Church share the same Mass, Sacraments and ultimate goal to get to heaven. These things unite us under the communal Body of Christ.
2.) In a sense, every member of the Church makes up one part of the Body of Christ; therefore we are all essential to the survival of the Church.