...really enjoy the victory Jesus had made provission for, you must follow God's pathway to enduring victory. This book "Pathway to Victory" is a powerfull exposition on how to live a victorious life as christians and as end time soldiers for christ in this challenging world. The author has taken the the reader through how to live a discipline life in the area of prayer, fasting and worship. It is a book that teaches you about how to grow spiritually to become spiritual adults; and how to be empowered spiritually to walk with God and work for God. This book will reveal to you some level of battles a christian will face, but no matter how severe, raging or challenging the battle may be, there is assurance of victory at last. If the principles in this book are carefully digested and applied, one is sure of breakthrough from all forms of hindrances, strugles, troubles and from every weight and shackels of the devil trying to weigh you down in your christian life. There is no doubt about it this book is loaded and full of essential ingredients that nourish every believer to grow and also helpto live a victorious christian life. I have been tremendously blessed by reading the book over and over again and i can say boldly that it is a must read for everyone who wants to live a victorious life and fulfill their God given...
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...To begin with, there are many differences between the dialogue shown and the painting known as “Caesar Victorious”, however as many differences there are there are equal amount of intriguing similarities. Therefore, the dialogue shown above from the play Julius Caesar, illustrates the characters Casca, Brutus, and Cassius talking about the marvelous celebration that is given to the victorious Caesar. On the other hand, the famous painting known as “Caesar Victorious”, it illustrates the excitement of the people of Rome and how they celebrate to their victorious leader. Furthermore, the characters from the piece of dialogue demonstrate an impression of surprise and jealous towards the celebration given to Caesar. As a result, in contrary, the...
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...Social marketing: The social marketing strategies used in Victorious Vets are displayed through our use of advertisements in local media outlets, posters displayed at facilities that attract large crowds of people specifically those with PTSD and through running community events to promote knowledge about PTSD . The strategies that Victorious Vets have adopted have accurately met the criteria for what a successful social marketing campaign aims to achieve. By accurately meeting the criteria Victorious Vets will aim to effectively increase both awareness and knowledge of PTSD, prompt individuals who are directly or indirectly effected by this condition to become motivated enough to seek out information and services and to generally change the...
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...feelings make us worth living for others. It is a joy of victory that brings the package of responsibilities. But very few of great people realize this responsibility and make themselves successful one. Successful man should not feel himself free from any responsibility. Every victorious man is attached with responsibility to discharge. There is no doubt to say that the taste of victory is the burden of responsibility. Firstly, victorious teacher has to translate the taste of victory by imparting quality education similarly a successful politician has to take the responsibility of qualitative legislation. No character is free from the burden of responsibility. Great people like Nelson Mandela ,Quaid-e-Azam enjoyed the taste of victory by demonstrating responsibility therefore we should learn that in whatever capacity we may be we are bound to show responsibility. Secondly, life examines everyone through victories and responsibilities and it’s up to us whether we fall back or stay firm and achieve success. As it is rightly said by John Kennedy “Every test in our life makes us bitter or better, every problem comes to make us or break us, the choice is ours whether we become victims or victorious”. All victorious people have one common enemy to fight that is poverty, disease and war so before enjoying the taste of victory one should ponder over that how he can meet his responsibilities in order to stand unique. Hence; this is proved that the taste of victory is the burden of responsibility...
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...Getty Villa Art Pieces The Getty Villa is home to many interesting and amazing art pieces. It was founded by J. Paul Getty in 1954 to display his beautiful collection of art. It was heavily influenced by Greek Architecture especially the Greek Villas. The Villa is known for having some of the more unique statues. Most known for the “Lansdowne Hercules” and the “Victorious Youth” which is actually one of the only bronze statues still intact in the world. Plenty of art pieces are unique and on display at the museum. Focusing on Greek Art and Sculpture is fairly easy as they have their own section clearly labeled Greek. This was a huge help in finding the artwork I needed. Three pieces in particular are interesting and have their own story and style. Prize Vessel from the Athenian Games, 363-362 B.C. is a “Panathenaic amphora” used as a prize to give out to the winner of the Games. The contents of the vase were usually just olive oil pressed from the sacred trees of Athens. These were made in their own unique way and almost always included a narrow neck and a standard decoration pertaining to the games. These vases are always decorated with Athena, the goddess of war, who watches over Athens. On one side, the vase is decorated with Athena in her quintessential gown and a helmet worthy of a goddess. She is depicted in sort of a stride armed with her shield and spear showing how strong she is. The other side is in this case a painting of the goddess Nike, Goddess of Victory, crowning...
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...Representation in Advertisements The product that is being advertised is for ‘Victorious’ TV soundtrack. “Victorious” (styled as VICTORiOUS) is an American sitcom created by Dan Schneider for Nickelodeon. Dan Schneider is also the creator of other Nickelodeon hit shows such as “iCarly”. “Victorious” was first debuted on March 27 2010. Over the years it has slowly crept into the same line as other hit kids shows such as rivals Disney’s “Wizards of Waverly Place”. “Victorious” and “iCarly” have become the two most internationally famous Nickelodeon shows right now. The series revolves around aspiring singer Tori Vega (portrayed by Victoria Justice), a teenager who attends a performing arts high school called Hollywood Arts High School, after taking her older sister Trina's (Daniella Monet) place in a showcase while getting into screwball situations on a daily basis. This advert takes up half an A4 piece of paper. Looking at the characters, even if the audience don’t know anything about the characters on the show, they can easily tell that “Tori” is the main star of the show, Because of her body language and facial expressions. She stands up quite tall and has her hands placed on her hips. She is also grinning widely and looking extremely pleased with her position in life. She has been positioned in the centre so it is kind of hard to miss her. Also the camera focuses on her, making her the main event. Crowded by her shoulders are her friends, all of them posing in different...
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...Christianity in Beowulf Although there are constant battles between religions about which religions’ values and practices are correct, one thing is clear in all religions: the contrast between good and evil. Take for instance the Christian faith: in the Christian faith, a good man is someone who is virtuous, and has passion for what they believe in, and follows the bible but an evil person is someone molded by corruptions, including sins and vices. The Christian faith depicts evil through monsters such as demons and serpents, and their impacts in their tales. In the poem Beowulf, Beowulf’s fight against the monsters represents a fight between the Christian concepts of good and evil. The first depiction of good and evil in the poem can be seen in the battle between Beowulf and Grendel. Often times, biblical allusions are used as a means to describe characters Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and the dragon. This is illustrated in Andy Orchard’s criticism of the poem, when he states, “As for Beowulf, there seems no getting rid of the poet’s clear references to the biblical tales of Cain and Abel” (Orchard 131). Grendel’s depiction of a demon is derived from these tales in the text when it reads: Grendel, who haunted the moors, the wild marshes, and made his home in a hell Not hell but earth, He was spawned in that slime, conceived by a pair of those monsters born of Cain, murderous creatures banished By God, punished forever for the crime of Abel's Death (14-17). In this...
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...Confederates were victorious that the war would have come to an abrupt end . This is also where the Union could have won that decisive victory and gained complete control over...
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...The British were in control, and America was getting tired of this. They were ready to become independent, this led to the American Revolution. Need, this was the one disadvantage of the Revolution. During this period there were shortages of: money, weapons, food, clothing, and medicine, leaving them without for this time. However, America still ended up successful, because it was their land, they knew the ins and outs, not to mention the outstanding leader they had, George Washington. Therefore, the advantages out-weighed the negative effects of the Revolution, ending with America being successful. Successfulness must have been difficult without certain needs in America. Without food, weapons, money, and many more essential things, America...
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...DEALING WITH POWER OF THE GRAVE "Power of the grave must die" The grave is a terrible place. It is a place where glorious lives and destinies are buried on a perpetual note. A place where virtues and riches are forgotten. Many glorious children, born to manifest glory in life were slaughtered and buried before the day of their glory could come. I decree into your life, ANY POWER ASSIGNED TO SLAUGHTER YOUR DESTINY SHALL REPLACE YOU IN THE GRAVE IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS. The grave is a pathetic place, you don't belong there neither does your destiny. When the power of the grave is in operation in your life, enemies no longer worry their head concerning you, they know that the real thing that should make you somebody has been buried. No matter how beautiful a lady may be, if her husband has been buried she can never get married, barrenness is inevitable if the womb of a woman has been buried, she can never conceive. Enemies don't care about the grade you got from the university, if your certificate is buried, a master degree holder can never get any good employment... If the fingernail of a man is buried in the grave, his hand can never prosper. If the hair is buried, his glory is gone. If they bury an image with your name written on it, then you're a walking dead, the real you is not here but beneath the ground level so you are restricted to attain greatness in life... God says in Ezekiel 37:12 " I will open up your graves, and cause you to come up out of your graves...
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...History 118 Idea Paper 1 by: Pietro Di Matteo Prof. Strickland HIST 118 MR 10:00-11:15 Montclair State University 2/21/14 Why do people go to war? Because they disagree over a certain issue? Because one party feels that they are superior and that anyone else is weak and inferior? The United States in recent years have been involved in wars that were not necessarily theirs to fight. Vietnam was considered one of the biggest wastes of time, money, and soldiers, as well as the Korean Conflict right before that. In order to go to war, one must think to themselves, “how will this be beneficial to me and the country I represent?” There must be a good reason for men to die on the battlefield in order to obtain an end goal. For Woodrow Wilson, he saw World War I as an opportunity to help the peoples of the world. A victory for the United States “would lead to a new world based on ‘peace and justice’ among the ‘free and self-governing peoples of the world.’” To Wilson, this seemed like a good idea to move on from neutrality to warfare so the world would be better off at the end, but it only proved to be a waste of time for the United States. World War I was not a necessary war for the United States to enter. World War I began over in Europe in 1914. At the time, Woodrow Wilson was already in office for two years, and declared that the United States was in neutrality and therefore would not be entering the war. It was not until 1917 when the Germans targeted and attacked American ships...
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...America. A nation founded over 200 years ago. The land of the free and the home of the brave. The U.S. Constitution. A document written over 200 years ago. We the people. All very important things relevant to America’s history, and its founding. America is a country that was founded 242 years ago. America is unique because it gives the citizens freedom of religion, speech, the ability to protest and petition, and so much more. It is also very unique because “We the people...” founded it. America’s founding started with the pilgrims coming over to our land from Great Britain way back in 1620. They began to build houses along the East Coast. They met the Native Americans that already lived there, and they helped us get settled into this...
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...I looked at around the area after I broke the hug with my father. The bodies of the suitors laid sprawled in every corner, all thanks to the loyal servants, Eumaeus, my father, and me. The whole castle was a bloody mess, and at the center of it all laid an enormous rock with several crushed bodies under it. The grisly scene brought pure joy to my mind, yet I still felt a sharp pain on my arm. The ache caused my eyes to wander downwards to my upper arm, and that’s when I found blood exiting a small wound. I turned to my father to tell him about the laceration, however, I found him looking around with a colossal smile plastered on his face. His massive smile caused my facial features to contort to a similar beam. Ulysses looked so compelling...
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...In the novel The Age of Innocence, Edith Wharton presents May Welland as a naïve and pure girl; the embodiment of everything Newland Archer perceives as immaculate. But in truth she is not as ignorant as she is described as; she knows all of the things Newland has been doing and she shows him that she is not all he expected her to be. May was previously depicted as being abysmally pure, and Archer loves this part about her; he wants to expose her to all types of literature and open her eyes to the real world. May later shatters this façade with her knowledge that one would not expect; that Archer didn’t expect. She first indicates her awareness by saying, “And if you feel yourself in any way pledged…pledged to the person we’ve spoken of…and...
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...became king of both England and Normandy. This caused England to have much land in France. With these new acquisitions for England, King Henry II started to stretch the land in France that was owned by England. This made it difficult for the following kings to control such massive amounts of land. By 1327, England’s land in France shrank down to only two pieces of land, Gascony and Ponthieu. After King of France’s Charles IV died without and remaining brothers or sons, his nephew, Edward III assumed he would become king of France. When his cousin, Philip, was crowned king, Edward III was furious. He still held the position of King of England and in 1337, with his army finally assembled; Edward III declared war on France. England was victorious in the first battle known as the Battle of Cadsand. It established the territory of the war was to be fought on only French land. Following this victory, the English won seven more battles, before the French claimed their first win in 1351 in the Battle of Ardres. The war seemed to be in England’s favor, as they continued to defeat the French army battle after battle. The French still fought, winning consecutive battles, wearing the English army down. Both sides began alternating victories, causing the war to last longer than expected. The final battle, the Battle of Castillon, ended 1453, with the French...
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