Answer:
Matthew 7:15-23
Explanation:
(a)Jesus' point in the teaching?
Jesus talked about the impending judgement day and happenings that will proceed it. He noted that false prophet will arise but they can always be known through their fruits.
(b) relevance of this teaching for other worldviews?
This teaching emphasizes on yielding good fruit and being a good person. In relevance to other worldviews, being good and yielding good fruit will give no room to corrupt practices or deceit.
(c) What does this teaching reveal about Jesus?
Jesus reveals that He is the ultimate judge who will judge all men at the last day according to their deeds
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Explanation:
Tomochichi was the principal mediator between the Indians and English settlers during the first years of settlement.
This quote is extremely thoughtfuland adds to the insightful tone Emerson made. Profound words and illustrations underline the importance of this quote as welland thusly to the whole article.
Emerson assert here is that individuals shouldn't adjust to society and that we ought to take after our own particular dreams and aspirations. He grasps the perspective of independence in this exposition
There would be no release of organic nitrogen molecules back to their inorganic state. Dead material would accumulate to choke out livable habitat.
<span>Plants fix atmospheric carbon in photosynthesis and some species of bacteria fix atmospheric nitrogen so life would continue taking these into the organic cycle but without decomposing fungi & bacteria the cycle would not complete. However the final step of reduction to N2 is only completed by bacteria. In fact bacteria are critical to every step of the nitrogen cycle. </span>
<span>Fungi also decompose dead plants and animals so are detrital feeders putting nitrogen into the nitrogen cycle but not as N2. Fungi cannot reduce N2O to N2. So fungi make N2O as their denitrification product. True denitrification, like nitrogen fixing, does not occur in eukaryotes only bacteria. </span>
