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A COMPARATIVE STUDY of THE KUKU CULTURE <strong>and</strong> THE HEBREW CULTURE:<br />
M.M.NINAN<br />
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continuously exiles <strong>and</strong> were constantly given over to oppressor. It was the same<br />
experience for Israel: 'And the people of Israel did what was evil in the sight of the Lord,<br />
forgetting the Lord their God, serving Baals <strong>and</strong> Asheroth. Therefore the anger of the Lord<br />
was kindled against the Israel <strong>and</strong> he sold then into the h<strong>and</strong>s of .... ' (Jud. 3:7)<br />
21. Acknowledgments.<br />
I am deeply indebted to the following members of the graduating class of 1986 of the<br />
Sudan Theological College, Juba, Sudan who has collected all the data in this paper with<br />
great zeal <strong>and</strong> enthusiasm. They are:<br />
(1) Andrew Longo of Didinga tribe<br />
(2) Elijah Biar Makureh of Dinka tribe<br />
(3) Emmanuel Ammo of Kuku tribe<br />
(4\} Emmanuel Waigo of Kuku tribe<br />
(5) Erastus Tupa of Kuku tribe<br />
(6) Eugene T. Luka of Latuko tribe<br />
(7) Jeoffrey Abutre of Kakwa tribe<br />
(8) John Noah Komi of Kakwa tribe<br />
(9) Margaret Toya of Kuku tribe<br />
(10) Margaret Nyoka of. Kakwa tribe<br />
(l1) Moses Angupale of Kakwa tribe<br />
(12) Nelson Duku of Kuku tribe<br />
(13) Scopas Maya of Kuku tribe<br />
(14) Simon Mundara Muya of Gimara tribe<br />
(15) Richard Onztma of Lugwara tribe.<br />
I am also indebted to the staff of the Sudan Theological College who cooperated with me<br />
in this adventure.<br />
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