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Micro Habits to Transform Your Life

Micro Habits to Transform Your Life

Small, intentional actions, or "micro habits," can lead to remarkable life changes over time. By focusing on these manageable steps, you can build momentum toward your goals and create a meaningful, fulfilling life. Here’s a detailed guide to help you begin your transformation. Discover What Kind of

Discovering Galilee & Beyond

Discovering Galilee & Beyond

PLANT DESIGN PROJECT FOR LIQUIP INTERNATIONAL

PLANT DESIGN PROJECT FOR LIQUIP INTERNATIONAL

We are thrilled to share with you our latest project in collaboration with Liquip International. Our team has been tasked with designing and drafting the plant layout for Liquip's upcoming hydrogen upgrades. As a leading supplier of equipment for bulk liquid storage and transfer, Liquip has established itself

INDEPENDENT BUILDER'S RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

INDEPENDENT BUILDER'S RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

We take great pride in the success of our supporting independent builder project for Mehul at Girrahween. Our team worked tirelessly to design and draft CAD drawings of recent house construction, custom-tailored to meet Australian standards and local council conditions. We began by carefully studying the existing house layout and

HOUSE IMPROVEMENT DESIGN TOWARDS COMPLYING DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE

HOUSE IMPROVEMENT DESIGN TOWARDS COMPLYING DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE

The project required some creative modifications to the building plans to ensure that they met the necessary standards for a development certificate. These modifications included expanding the kitchen, adding a beautiful deck, an extra room, and integrating a stunning new swimming pool. The project required several innovative changes to the

MACARTHUR COWPASTURE BRIDGE REPAIR PROJECT

MACARTHUR COWPASTURE BRIDGE REPAIR PROJECT

The repair of the Macarthur Cowpasture Bridge involved a comprehensive process of creating defect survey drawings and documents for concrete repairs. These were necessary for the NSW government documentation required to close the project. As EPTEC PTY LTD was responsible for carrying out this project successfully, we supported them in

ALEXANDRIA NSW BRIDGE REPAIR PROJECT

ALEXANDRIA NSW BRIDGE REPAIR PROJECT

We recently worked on a project for EPTEC PTY LTD involving the repair of the Alexandria Bridge at Ricketty Street for Sydney Transport. Our task was to document the bridge repair drawings for the concrete repair works with reinforcement repair details per the NSW government documentation procedure. The project required

Workstation Selection

Workstation Selection

Workstation Selection for Engineering Design (CAD) in 2023 In the ever-evolving world of engineering design and CAD software like SolidWorks, choosing the right workstation is critical to ensure smooth performance, especially when dealing with large assemblies, simulations, and rendering tasks. With advancements in technology, the line between gaming laptops and

The Bible Translators To The Reader

The Bible Translators To The Reader

The best things have been calumniated Zeal to promote the common good, whether it be by devising anything ourselves, or revising that which hath been laboured by others, deserveth certainly much respect and esteem, but yet findeth but cold entertainment in the world. It is welcomed with suspicion instead of

Genesis

Introduction to Genesis Author, Title, and Date The English title “Genesis” comes from the Greek translation of the Pentateuch and means “origin,” a very apt title because Genesis is all about origins—of the world, of the human race, of sin, and of the Jewish people. The Hebrew title is

Exodus

Introduction to Exodus Title Exodus is the second of the first five books of the OT, which are referred to collectively as either “Torah” (“law,” “instruction” in Hb.) or “Pentateuch” (“five-volumed” in Gk.). The English title “Exodus” is taken from the Septuagint and the Greek noun exodos, “a going out”

Leviticus

ntroduction to Leviticus Author, Date, and Title The authorship of Leviticus is closely related to the larger question of who wrote the Pentateuch. As discussed in Introduction to the Pentateuch: Composition, the Pentateuch itself clearly presents Moses as the mediator between the Lord and Israel at this point in Israel’

Numbers

Introduction to Numbers Author, Date, and Title The composition of Numbers cannot be discussed just on its own, as it is an integral part of the Pentateuch, so for a fuller review see Introduction to the Pentateuch. The evidence for the authorship of Numbers itself fits in easily with the

Deuteronomy

Introduction to Deuteronomy Author and Title The name “Deuteronomy” derives from the Greek for “second law,” an early mistranslation of “copy of this law” in 17:18. In fact, Deuteronomy emphasizes that its laws are not a new law but rather the preaching of the original law given to Israel

Joshua

Introduction to Joshua Author and Title The book of Joshua is named for its leading character. (For more on Joshua, see note on 1:1.) The book’s author, however, is not explicitly mentioned. The Talmud—a collection of ancient writings by rabbis on Jewish law and tradition—ascribes the

Judges

Introduction to Judges Author and Title The name of the book of Judges comes from the title given to the 12 leaders (“judges,” whose temporary leadership was both civil and military) of Israel during the period between Joshua and Samuel. The book is anonymous; nowhere in Scripture is any author

Ruth

Introduction to Ruth Author and Title The book is named for its main character, Ruth, a Moabite widow who married the Bethlehemite Boaz. She became an ancestor of King David (4:17, 22) and thus an ancestor of the Messiah (Matt. 1:1, 5–6). The author of Ruth is

1 Samuel

Introduction to 1–2 Samuel Author and Title The Hebrew title “Samuel” refers to Samuel as the key figure in 1–2 Samuel, the one who established the monarchy in Israel by anointing first Saul and then David; Samuel was the kingmaker in the history of ancient Israel. In the

2 Samuel

Introduction to 2 Samuel Outline 1. Story of King David (1:1–20:26) 1. David and the death of Saul (1:1–27) 2. David becomes king (2:1–5:5) 3. Jerusalem, the city of David (5:6–25) 4. Zion, the place of worship (6:1–23)

1 Kings

Introduction to 1–2 Kings Author and Title As the titles of the books indicate, 1–2 Kings describe the period of the monarchy in ancient Israel (970–586 b.c.), excluding most of the reigns of King Saul and King David (which are mainly described in 1–2 Samuel,

2 Kings

Introduction to 2 Kings Outline 1. The Death of Ahaziah (1:1–18) 2. Elisha and Israel (2:1–10:36) 1. Elijah gives way to Elisha (2:1–25) 2. Elisha and the conquest of Moab (3:1–27) 3. Elisha’s miracles (4:1–44) 4. A Syrian

1 Chronicles

Introduction to 1–2 Chronicles Author and Title The text nowhere directly identifies its author (traditionally designated “the Chronicler”). Jewish tradition assigned the work to Ezra the scribe, who lived in the fifth century b.c., and some modern scholarship has supported this view. But the question of authorship is

2 Chronicles

Introduction to 2 Chronicles For an outline for 2 Chronicles, see Outline for 1–2 Chronicles. The beginning of what is today called 2 Chronicles comes midway in the second major section of Chronicles, on the united kingdom of David and Solomon (1 Chronicles 10–2 Chronicles 9). The Solomonic

Ezra

Introduction to Ezra Author and Title Ezra 1–6 recounts events long before Ezra’s time, and the book does not state who wrote this section. Ezra is the main figure in chapters 7–10; part of this section clearly comes from his own hand, since it is written in

Nehemiah

Introduction to Nehemiah Author and Title Nehemiah is the central figure in the book, and it contains some of his own records, but he is not the author of the whole book. The author is probably the same as the author of Ezra (see Introduction to Ezra). Date For the