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Do the Wicked Triumph?The murder of a good man can tell us a lot about the standing we may have with God.
Alpha and OmegaThis is the story of an Android named 'Alpha', and his innate ability to disorganize. In this short story, you will find the likes of 'The Academy of Reasonably Good Humans' and the 'Baneful League of Atrocious Humans'. You may even find some humor.- Ahab's Obsession and Voyage of Self-destructionAhab, who seems as we first meet him unstable, will forfeit his sanity completely in fulfillment of his obsession to kill Moby Dick, the great, white sperm whale that has already taken one of his legs.
DID ISRAEL EVER OWN the LAND?Who owns the land of Israel?- Micaiah and the Lying SpiritWho is the lying spirit in 1 Kings 22?
The Asylum's 2010: Moby Dick and Absurdity: A Movie ReviewStock footage, a vhs camcorder and other challenges nearly sink The Asylum's "2010: Moby Dick." Find out what is worth mentioning and what is plain silly.
Ahab's RepentanceJust who would you like to lead to their destruction? 1 Kings 21 can help you with the answer.- Murdering and Taking PossessionWhat can you and I learn about ourselves from King Ahab.
Ahab and God in 1 Kings 20Ahab was absolutely helpless before the superior forces of Ben Hadad II. How did he win?
Meditations: The Power of God- SeriesThe power of God is truly worth meditating on. This series of meditations begins with a story where fire is called from heaven in the most powerful way. The stage is set in 1 Kings 18. The cast is Elijah, King Ahab, Obadiah, and the Israelite people.- Does Ahab Want to Be God?An in-depth view of the underlying God-complex of the raving, mad Ahab inside of Melville's Moby Dick.
Anti-Heroes in LiteratureThe anti-hero stands against the natural order and against the notion of society. His is the power of chaos. As we see in the examples of Kurtz, Ahab, and Sutpen, the role of the anti-hero in modern literature is parallels that of Satan in PARADISE LOST.- The Omrides and the Northern KingdomThere is little that we know of the Omrides. But what can we know from the Hebrew documents?
THE SPIRIT of JEALOUSLY is the SPIRIT of JEZEBEL and Our Inheritance , We Have in Christ JesusIn Bible there was an incident involving a vineyard belonging to Naboth the Jezreelite. The vineyard was in Jezreel, close to the palace of Ahab king of Samaria- An Examination of the Literary Character of Ahab in Herman Melville's Moby DickThe 1998 rendition of Moby Dick, by Herman Melville, was a welcomed interpretation on the recognized literature classic.
- Analysis of Dr. Heidegger's Experiment by Nathaniel HawthorneA short discussion of Dr. Heidegger's Experiment by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
- JezebelThis provides an analysis of one of the most despised women within the Old Testament in comparison to the nobility and good nature of the prophet Elijah.
- How Those "Boring" Chapters in Moby-Dick Are Used to Give the Story Tragic ImplicationsAn analysis of the The Specksynder chapter in Moby dick and how it helps to turn Moby Dick from a fish story into a tragedy.
- Behind Every Jezebel Cowers an AhabJezebel was first introduced to us in the Bible when she towered over her husband Ahab in all of his dealings. This woman/man relationship is very prevalent in today's world.
- The Use of Allusions and Metaphors in Melville's Moby Dick and an Analysis of Their MeaningsThis paper explores Melville's use of metaphors and allusions and their meanings, highlighting the way that the literary devices have deepened the text's value and dimension.
- How Western Literature Links Nature and WomenThis research paper asserts that women and nature are symbolically and linguistically linked in Western literature.
- Ahab's Obsession in Herman Melville's Moby DickCaptain Ahab is neurotically obsessed with hunting Moby Dick, but not actually insane, in Herman Melville's "Moby Dick."
- Ahab Tries to Connect: An Analysis of a Passage in Moby DickCaptain Ahab is obsessed and consumed with rage and vengeance, in Melville's "Moby-Dick." But he briefly relieves his loneliness by talking with his first mate, as revealed in a passage of his dialogue.
- The Whiteness of Moby DickMoby-Dick's whiteness means different things to different characters, but the color is of utmost important to all.
- Travel Narratives in Edgar Allan Poe and Herman MelvilleAn inspection on how two prominent nineteenth-century American authors combined travel-narratives with romantic fiction in order to posit the reader in a similar place as the narrator(s) himself.
- White ReflectionsMoby Dick is viewed differently by each character in Melville's novel; however, each of their views can be seen as a reflection of the character himself.
- How President Bush's Monomaniacal Leadership Compares to Captain Ahab's in Moby-DickHere is an analysis of Captain Ahab and how his monomaniacal leadership compares to the monomaniacal leadership of George W. Bush.
What Happened at Mount Carmel?As we continue our devotional tour of the Holy Land, we're heading further north along the Mediterranean coast, this time to the top of Mount Carmel. It's a beautiful spot where a powerful story took place about 3,000 years ago.- Two Brothers Named AhaziahThis article explains one of the most confusing and upsetting controversies in the Bible. How can Ahaziah have two ages listed in conjunction with his name? Was he 22 or 42 when he aquired the throne of Judah...or maybe he was both!
- The Five Most Memorable Characters in American NovelsPretty sure that your expectations of who made my list will probably be confounded. You'll no Great characters here, nor any Catchers.
- Does God Give Up (on Me)?We can feel God might give up on us...but would He? A short clear example.