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Led by Moses
- escaped from slavery in Egypt
, received the Ten Commandments, which gave them laws God wanted them to follow
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Led by Abraham- traveled from Ur, promised that it would be a prosperous people for obeying God
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Explanation:
The two journeys that the ancient Hebrews took in the Hebrew Bible were those led by Moses (Exodus from Egypt) and another led by Abraham (to the land of Canaan as promised by God).
The first journey was led by Moses, an escapee from Egypt. Along the journey, he received the Ten Commandments from God, which became the guiding principles or laws for the people to follow.
The second journey was led by Abraham after God called him to go to Canaan. He started traveling from Ur, his ancestor's homeland. And God promised to make his generation as numerous as the stars in the sky and sands on the shore.
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I suppose that because everyone’s life has not the exact same conditions as the other’s, so we need to find our particular way to move in the world. This if we talk in radical terms, disregarding the cultural compromises and models that habitually people carry on that are relatively succesful and enough for them, even if they get a bit angry, depressed, or desire for something new from time to time. They accept this contradictions as normal (“life sucks!”). Some other people cannot tolerate even mild contradictions in their life, crave for a peaceful wholly integrated and free of conflicts personality and believe your statement.
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socialization is the process of internalizing the norms and ideologies of society. Socialization encompasses both learning and teaching and is thus "the means by which social and cultural continuity are attained". Socialization is strongly connected to developmental psychology.
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