Prodigal - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LSAT Vocab Exam Questions and Correct Answers indigenous - ANSWER native, originating in a place subjective - ANSWER relating to the mind as the subject of experience paradox - ANSWER seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction anomalous - ANSWER irregular, unusual viscous - ANSWER having a thick consistency, gelatinous ephemeral - ANSWER fleeting, or short life or duration corroborate - ANSWE...

Wilcox: Christ and the Everlasting Gospel Final Definition of a Parable - stories using common, everyday elements to teach spiritual/moral lessons What is represented by soils, seed, and sower in the parable of the sower - soils = different types of people and the state of their hearts seed = the gospel sower = Christ and his servants (missionaries) What is represented by the barn in the parable of the wheat and the tares - the temple Meaning of the Phrase seventy times seven ...

LSAT Terms With Correct Descriptions

Cato Anti-purgatory. Boatman angel Anti-purgatory. Casella Anti-purgatory, 1st spur. Three time embrace, sings, leads to Cato's rebuke. Manfred Anti-purgatory, 1st spur. Late repentant died in violence, son of Frederik II, excommunicated. Belacqua Anti-purgatory, 1st spur. "Climb, then, if you're so vigorous!" Lazy, late repentant. Buonconte da Montefeltro Anti-purgatory, 2nd spur. Son of Guido da Montefeltro who led forces against Florence, is in 8th...

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...

Affinity a natural attraction or feeling of kinship fledgling young and inexperienced hackneyed overused, cliched incessant never stopping opulence wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living proximity nearness, closeness sagacious having or showing acute mental discernment and keen practical sense; shrewd supplant to take the place of, supersede unassailable impossible to dispute or disprove; undeniable voluminous large in vol...

indigenous - correct answer native, originating in a place subjective - correct answer relating to the mind as the subject of experience paradox - correct answer seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction anomalous - correct answer irregular, unusual viscous - correct answer having a thick consistency, gelatinous ephemeral - correct answer fleeting, or short life or duration corroborate - correct answer to confirm or make certain implicit - correct answer implied, taci...

Aesthetic - A sense of beauty Eclectic - Carefully selected Gratuitous - Given freely Inevitable - Unavoidable Irony - Opposite of what would happen Predilection - Positive feelings for Negliectible - Minor importance Apocryphal - Doubtful Heinous - Shockingly awful Mundane - Everyday Ardours - Demanding hard to achieve Prodigal - Wildly extravagant Legitimate - Corrected by lawLegislate - Formally enacted by law Quixotic - Unpredictable

Aesthetic - A sense of beauty Eclectic - Carefully selected Gratuitous - Given freely Inevitable - Unavoidable Irony - Opposite of what would happen Predilection - Positive feelings for Negliectible - Minor importance Apocryphal - Doubtful Heinous - Shockingly awful Mundane - Everyday Ardours - Demanding hard to achieve Prodigal - Wildly extravagant Legitimate - Corrected by lawLegislate - Formally enacted by law Quixotic - Unpredictable

Dark Wood - Dante awakes to find himself in here. He was lead here by sin and is approached by the she wolf, lion, and lepoard. He meets Virgil hear. She-Wolf - Represents Greed; Beast Dante is most afraid of Leopard - Represents Lust and Luxury Lion - Represents Pride Virgil - Represents Reason; Leads Dante through Hell Vestibule - Those who did not chose good or evil; They will forever chase a banner and be stung by wasps while their blood is eaten by magots; They are given no real plac...