The students will write a critical introduction to one of the 66 books that make up the entire Bible, ie Jonah, Acts, 1 Kings, John, etc. Each student will select a book of the Bible, read it in its entirety, and research its historical background, literary structure, major themes, place in the biblical storyline, and theological message. Students should cite at least 6 non-internet, academic sources (books, journal articles, etc.). The paper should be 6-10 pages long (Times New Roman, 12-point font with 1” margins all around) and should include a bibliography (which is not counted toward the page total). The paper should contain the following sections: a.) Critical Issues (author, date, provenance, occasion, sources, etc.) b.) Literary structure (two-level outline the major sections of the book and then a 1-2 paragraph summary) c.) Place in the storyline of the Bible (use Roberts here) d.) Major themes and theological message e.) Personal reflection on the book Suggested resources: ESV Study Bible, New International Commentary on the Old Testament, New International Commentary on the New Testament, New Dictionary of Biblical Theology

Why does the preferred stockholders’ equity section of the balance sheet change only when new shares are sold or repurchased, whereas the common stockholders’ equity section changes from year to year regardless of whether new shares are bought or sold? 600 words pleasethank you

After conducting your own original research on McCarthyism and the Patriot Act, you will examine the relationship among those events and The Crucible. You should be able to devise a solid thesis which examines how these three things are connected and what connection they play with the world around us.