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1 Reflection 3 1 Students will access Croteau and Yates ebook Urban Legends of the Old Testament: 40 Common Misconceptions through Warners Library database (here ( ); sign in with Warner login information) 2 Do not use any other sources, simply reference the linked book and the Bible; avoid content summarizer sites because they evince laziness, their summaries are A.I.-generated, and partakers risk including A.I.-generated content in your paper. 3 Download the chapter so that the page numbers are visible and can be cited. 4 Students will choose one chapter from this list: 1 Chapter 3, Women Were Created Inferior to Men, Genesis 2:18-20 2 Chapter 10, The Mosaic Food Laws Were about Healthy Living, Leviticus 11 3 Chapter 12, Old Testament Saints Were Saved by Keeping the Mosaic Law, Leviticus 18:5 4 Chapter 21, If Americans Repent, God Promises to Fix Our Nation, 2 Chronicles 7:14 5 Chapter 28, Proverbs 31: A Checklist for the Perfect Wife, Proverbs 31:10-31 6 Chapter 32, Isaiah 14 Portrays the Fall of Satan, Isaiah 14:12-15 7 Chapter 35, God Has Promised You a Bright and Prosperous Future, Jeremiah 29:11 8 Chapter 37, God Intended Ezekiel Bread to Be a Health Food, Ezekiel 4:9 5 In 400 words total (include the questions in the paper), with at least one MLA formatted citation of the required source with its correct page number in each of the four answers (four total citations for the paper), address these questions: 1 What is the legendary teaching of this biblical text that the authors argue against? 2 What aspects of the texts literary, covenantal, or cultural context lead the authors to reject the legendary teaching about this biblical text? 3 How do the authors recommend that this biblical text be applied to the lives of Christians? 4 Do you agree with the authors interpretation of this biblical text, and what contextual, covenantal, or cultural features of the text lead you to agree or disagree with the authors? 6 Rubric: Question 1 (15%); Question 2 (15%); Question 3 (15%); Question 4 (15%); Source Use (20%); Word Count (20%)