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**Part A: Bible Account** **AARON AND THE GOLDEN CALF**

This account was taken from Mt. Sinai, adjacent to Arabia and Egypt, directly after Moses led the Israelites from the Pharaoh in Egypt. - Moses - Scattered the ashes in the water - Aaron - Created the golden calf - Israelites - asked for something to worship -God - told Moses what to do Moses was standing on Mt. Sinai, whilst the Israelites were doing nothing in particular. The Israelites turned to Aaron and asked him to create another God for them to worship. So Aaron asked the people for all of their gold. He collected it all and molded it into a golden calf. This iconic statue was worshipped by the Israelites. Soon after Moses came down from the mountain and saw what the Israelites were doing. As he came near the camp and he saw the golden calf and the dancing, Moses threw the tablets and the calf onto the fire and used the ashes by scattering them in water. Then he asked the Israelites to drink from the water. Moses then turned to Aaron and asked him why he made a golden calf. Aaron replied," The Israelites wanted a God because Moses ,the man that led us out of Egypt, is not helping us." After the argument, Aaron sent the Israelites running wild. So, Moses turned and said " Followers of God come forward!" The sons of Levi came to him; Moses then said to them, “Kill everyone. Your brothers and your sisters for they have sinned against God." 3000 people were slaughtered. The next day, Moses went to talk to God. He asked God what he would do now since the Israelites have sinned and if after he could blot Moses name out of his book. God sent a plague to the Israelites as punishments. This story takes place in the Old Testament, the time before Jesus. From an Egyptian timeline perspective; the story took place in the New Kingdom. The New Kingdom is an Egyptian dynasty that takes place during 1540BC- 1070AC. From this passage we can learn more from the first commandment (You shall have no other God’s before me). This is because throughout the passage Moses was told from God to burn the worshipped calf to ashes and to scatter it into the water below. We can all learn a lot from the people in this passage. Because we should all obey the 10 commandments, especially the first commandment. You shall have no other God’s before me. This means not to worship anything or anyone other than God. The Israelites shouldn’t have abandoned their other God. Believing in a God that is invisible does not mean that you cannot have faith in that God. This means that God can be invisible or visible. [] We created a weebly, although we didn't finish part A, we got some interesting information and pictures. We have to work harder next week. **Part B:** **MOSES** Aaron Aaron has been in a lot of passages especially in the books Exodus, Hebrews, numbers and Deuteronomy. Throughout the 123 years he has lived he has had low points for example the golden calf and he has had high points for example Not Because Of Israel’s Righteousness. In Aaron’s family he has a younger brother called Moses, an older sister Miriam, a mother Jochebed, a father Amram, a brother in-law Hur and four sons Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar. Aaron presents the message to god disrespectfully because he is disobeying the first commandment "I am Your Lord God who brought you out of Egypt, from the house of slavery You Shall Have no Other Gods Before Me". Although he was almost killed in the Golden calf passage because he had only survived because his brother Moses prayed for him Aaron was born in Egypt 2365BC and died in the desert before the people reached the Promised Land 2488BC. He died on the top of Mount. Hor, because he had committed a sin, his brother Moses stripped him from his garments and he had put them upon Aaron’s son Eleazar. From there the Lord had killed him and the children from Israel had buried him on the mountain. Therefore Aaron lived for 123 years and the Israelites wept for 30 days because of his death. Aaron has saved himself from dying by asking his brother Moses to pray for him. Therefore God had forgave him and let him live after the sin that he had committed. [] =Part C= =**PSALM 9**= Q1. Our Psalm is about praising God's mighty strength and righteous judgement of leading the world. It contains verses of human's enemies perishing. He is where you go in times of trouble. This psalm is about espressing your love to God. Q2. The psalm makes us feel grateful that we have a God that we can turn to in times of trouble. Because God is a more superior being than humans. Q3. The psalm tells us that humans will perish, or die to a more superior being (God). This also tells us that alot of people are grateful of having a God, this results them in writting a psalm. Q4. It tells us that humans are a part of creation and will eventually perish. media type="youtube" key="X5diLVsF6Jc" height="112" width="173" []
 * Where did the account take place?**
 * Who are the main characters?**
 * What happened?**
 * When does the event take place?**
 * What do we learn from the passage about God? People? World?**
 * GOD **
 * PEOPLE**
 * WORLD**
 * WEEK 1**
 * Who is the person?**
 * What is their role in the bible?**
 * What message do they present about God?**
 * When did the person live?**
 * What other information can you find?**
 * 1) Aaron helped Moses free the Israelites,
 * 2) His staff became the serpent,
 * 3) He brought the 7 plagues to Egypt,
 * 4) He has failed to follow the 10 commandments by committing idolatry in the passage the golden calf.
 * How does the person try to keep the covenant? (What can they teach us about building a relationship with God?) **
 * Final Week:** This week was very constricting knowing that this was the last week to complete our assignment. Our group worked EXTREMELY well together and we completed more than we expected. With the Assignment finished all we have to focus on now is presenting, because we finished everything else we worked on our presentation. Great Job Soldiers!!!

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