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The Gospel of Luke and Act of the Apostles Question and answers already passed 2023/2024 In the parable of the prodigal son, in what respects might the youngers son and the father s eem "prodigal?" What is the parable's message? - correct answer The younger son is prodigal in the sense that he arrogantly asked for his inheritance ahead of time and then proceeded to squander it on reckless living. The father might be considered prodigal in the sense that he is foolishly spendthrift with his lo...

CAP Learn to Lead Chapter 14 Questions and Answers 100% Pass What were Germany's three critical mistakes in its use of airpower, as determined by Gen Spaatz? - Answer- •Inadequate armament on the bombers; •No capability for precision bombing; •Use of the fighters in close support of the bombers instead of in general support Define the term "strategic bombing" - Answer- Strategic bombing may be defined as being an independent air campaign, intended to be decisive, and directed aga...

SSAT Upper Level Verbal Practice 2023 Review Paragon - Model Epitome - Model Opulent - Luxurious Onerous - Challenging, difficult Parity - Equality Squander - Waste Succinct - Expressed clearly and concisely Truncate - To cut off at the end of, shorten Coerce - To pressure someone to do something Viable - Feasible, able to be achieved Wily - Clever, cunning Acquiesce - To reluctantly agree Usurp - Overthrow Quirk - An unusual habit Idiosyncrasy - An unusual habit Sumptuous - Exp...

concede acknowledge defeat apathy the trait of lacking enthusiasm for or interest in things generally propaganda information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some cause abate become less in amount or intensity amiable friendly, agreeable paragon model of excellence or perfection of a kind endear To cause to be loved. clandestine secret; covert; stealthy erroneous containing or characterized by error demise the ti...

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The Gospel of Luke and Act of the ApostlesIn the parable of the prodigal son, in what respects might the youngers son and the father s eem "prodigal?" What is the parable's message? The younger son is prodigal in the sense that he arrogantly asked for his inheritance ahead of time and then proceeded to squander it on reckless living. The father might be considered prodigal in the sense that he is foolishly spendthrift with his love. Jesus' message in is that the return of sinners brings gre...

Updated BSEP words 2023 authentic - accurate nocturnal - after dark enigma - bewilderment, conundrum, crux, mind-boggler, riddle amplify - augment intensify chivalry - courage, valiance domineering - intimidate, threaten inflexible - adamant, determined, steadfast, , uncompromising, unyielding girth - compass parry - ward off, circumvent, avoid, block, repel abyss - chasm, gorge, hollow meager - inadequate, poor, scant, sparse, weak alleged - asserted, often doubtful ...

SSAT Upper Level Verbal Practice Questions With Complete Solutions Paragon - Answer-Model /.Epitome - Answer-Model /.Opulent - Answer-Luxurious /.Onerous - Answer-Challenging, difficult /.Parity - Answer-Equality /.Squander - Answer-Waste /.Succinct - Answer-Expressed clearly and concisely /.Truncate - Answer-To cut off at the end of, shorten /.Coerce - Answer-To pressure someone to do something /.Viable - Answer-Feasible, able to be achieved /.Wily - Answer-Clev...