Author: Matthew Laux

Sin, Redemption, and Resurrection  By: Matthew Laux In “Crime and Punishment” by Fyodor Doetsky, Raskolnikov wished to commit murder but could not muster the courage to follow through. He desired to “avenge himself on himself” in order to achieve revenge on others and desire self punishment. “Crime and Punishment” demonstrates the inherent death in modern…

Raskolnikov wished to commit murder but could not muster the courage to followthrough. He desired to “avenge himself on himself” in order to achieve revenge on others. Crime and Punishment demonstrates the inherent death in modern worldliness because the New Testament and morally demonstrates a trust in God involving a sense of resurrection. Numerous scenes…

Outline: INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH Thesis: Within The King James Bible: New Testament and Crime and punishment each display similarities with trusting in the Lord and Good will happen. From a moral and spiritual perspective, one could see how these historical pieces of literature relate. FIRST BODY John Chap 9 with Crime and Punishment Part 1 Chap…

In the Maccabees, and the Pilgrims Progress there are numerous correlations regarding thematic nature. In both of these works of literature, themes such as dealing with adversity and accomplishing victory are seen through each protagonists actions. Maccabeus is faced with difficulties with his enemies who are trying to destroy him and his people. Christian from…

The film A Hidden Life, The King James Bible, and the Epithalamion by Edmund Spenser all relate to each other as a whole. In all three works, the definition of marriage is touched upon. Marriage can be interpreted in many different ways based upon one’s experiences and wisdom within. For example if someone has a…

Loyalty To The Lord When Circumstances Take A Downturn Written By: Matthew Laux Guidance, loyalty, and protection are qualities that an individual strives to inherit. The King James Bible conveys that the almighty Lord exemplifies these qualities and if one shall stay faithful to the lord he will epitomize such qualities. The modern play J.B.…

In the King James Bible, Septuagint, and Sidney Psalter their are clear translational differences that one can uncover. Specifically, numerous literary devices were found in the reading of Psalm. Reasoning of this could attribute to the fact that it was made to be sang like a song. With a few different numbering differences from the…

Comparison of the following: -King James Bible -J.B. Theme: Loyalty Outline Introductory Paragraph: about 1 page. Need a hook. Go into depth of boths works with the theme of loyalty to something. Craft a thesis that sums up the two body sections. Body Number 1: KJV the Book of Job Chapter 1-3 COMPARING J.B Chapter…

The book of Job from The Kings James Bible and the play J.B. correspond to each other very well in respect to the theme of staying faithfully towards the lord. Specifically, in chapter 1-3 in the book of Job, faith and suffering is ultimately tested for the protagonist, Job. Furthermore in the play J.B, scenes…

After reading Samuel I and II in the King James Bible and St. Athanasius the Great, Life of St. Anthony their were numerous themes that seemed to correspond with each other. Some of these themes quickly came to mind and others took a moment to conceptualize and reason. As the reader, a theme that one could…