People at this stage continued to progress and survive due to activities such as gathering and hunting. Now the Stone Age period can be divided into pre-Stone Age, middle Stone Age and modern Stone Age. Now each period showed developments in some or the other way. Initially, fire was invented and the invention was quite phenomenal. Even today most explorers prefer to use stones to lit fire. The same fire was then used to sharpen instruments and objects. These inventions or so called developments are still the same. Maybe the instruments might be different. Next, man tried to make instruments mainly weapons for his everyday purpose. Weapons included axes, spears, scrapers, awls, knives and hand axes mainly made of stone. These weapons were enough to protect themselves from wild animals and enemies. The other purposes of these weapons were for hunting, fishing and butchering purposes.
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There was no empire-wide persecution of Christians until the reign of Decius in the third century. ... With the passage in AD 313 of the Edict of Milan, in which the Roman Emperors Constantine the Great and Licinius legalised the Christian religion, persecution of Christians by the Roman state ceased.
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I am Christian, so I can only give a Christian perspective on Jerusalem, hopefully this still helps.
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- Jerusalem is a Holy City to Christians, it is the place where Jesus preached sometimes, was crucified, and rose from the grave.
- It is an important place where prophecies have been fulfilled and will be fulfilled (according to the Bible)
- It is an important place in both the New and Old testament (Ex) Two are Solomon and Jesus)
Tweet: You could do something about easter or palm sunday as an example
I'd do something like "Palm Sunday is the day that Jesus rode into Jerusalem, the holy city, on a donkey a week before his crucifixion and ascension. The former Kings of Israel and prophets foreshadowed his crucifixion, in Jerusalem, several hundred years prior."
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