H. Roscoe University www.hroscoeuniversity.com Call: 443.226.9563 or 443.413.9193 Email: h.roscoe.university@moodle.aamig.org H. Roscoe University Preparing You To Fulfill Your God-given Destiny! Introduction Welcome to H. Roscoe University. It is a blessing to us that you are considering this university for your religious education. Here you will find a quality education taught by some of the most gifted men and women of God. We offer face-toface and distance education classes to meet the demands of your busy schedule. We trust and pray that you will be inspired by the Holy Spirit to go forth and fulfill your God ordained calling in this life. The university offer classes via an accelerated program where each semester is eight (8) weeks in duration. Philosophy We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and secondly to love others as we love ourselves, and secondly to love everybody as we love ourselves. Registration is $25.00 and payable upon registration. Tuition varies depending upon your academic status. This must be discussed with an administrator to determine your placement. We invite you to come visit our school and learn more about our philosophy for preparing you to fulfill your God-given destiny. 1
Table of Contents Department of Management and Leadership... 3 Department of Biblical Studies... 4 Department of Christian Education... 5 Department Christian Pastoral Counseling... 6 Department of Divinity Pastoral Counseling... 7 Department Ministry/Missions... 8 Department of Theology... 9 Degrees... 13 Undergraduate Courses... 14-15 Graduate Courses... 16-19 Admissions/Tuition... 20 Credit Transfer... 21 Tuition payments for non-credit courses/refunds... 22 Dismal Policy/Re-admission... 23 2
H. Roscoe University Why H. Roscoe University Because we are spreading God s Word that Jesus is alive and causing others to live. The Authority of Scripture We know that the Word of God and His Son Jesus is the Word. Whole Life Training We emphasize not only academic excellence, but also personal growth through the Power of the Holy Spirit to make us like Christ in our daily living. World-Wide Evangelism We are committed to reaching our generation with the gospel and to preparing each student to have an impact as part of the mission team whether he/she is to be one sent or is a part of a sending church. 3
Message from the President ----- Howard L. Roscoe, D.Min., Ed.D. The Way I View It As founder and president of the H. Roscoe University I am very privileged to facilitate in teaching the message of Jesus Christ. I believe the greatest impact we, as believers, will have on our society is a demonstrated Christ-like humility that is developed through allegiance, appreciation, and application of the Word of God. As the president of H. Roscoe University, and being led by the Holy Spirit, I will do my best to always keep this university Holy with the truth of God's Word. On May 16, 2006, H. Roscoe University received approval from Maryland Board of Higher Education to operate as a religious degree granting institution under Article 11-202.1 and thus operates as such. And the seventy returned again with joy, saying, Lord, even the devils are subject unto us through thy name. And He said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven. Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you. Notwithstanding in this rejoice not, that the spirits are subject unto you; but rather rejoice, because your names are written in heaven, Luke 10:17-20. Credentials Dr. Howard Roscoe holds a Doctorate in Ministries, Christian Education and a Ph.D. in Biblical Studies. He currently serves as Bishop of The Shady Grove Baptist Church, Baltimore, Maryland. Bishop Roscoe is also the founder of the Healing Tree Foundation, Inc. 4
Message from the Provost:------Grace Roscoe, D. Min., Ed.D., Ph.D. I am a profound believer that every child of God should have a sound Biblical education. I believe children of God should be or become all He created them to be. A thorough understanding of who God is and all that He provided is essential in walking out His destiny. As Provost of H. Roscoe University, it is my responsibility to assist you in achieving your God given call and desires. Credentials Dr. Grace Roscoe holds several degrees in theology including a Ph.D., in Clinical Christian Counseling/Biblical Studies; a Doctorate in Ministry; Masters in Christian Education; and a Bachelors in Ministry/Missions from Family Bible University, Baltimore, Maryland. She also holds a Master s in Distance Education and a Bachelor s in Communications from the University of Maryland University College, Adelphi, Maryland, along with a Teaching Diploma from Evangelical Training Association (ETA). She is a Licensed Clinical Pastoral and Temperament Counselor with the National Christian Counseling Association (NCCA), an International Representative of the Sarasota Christian Academy, and the founder of AAMI Global Ministries and Bible Institute, AAMI Online High School, AAMI s Behavior Program, and A Night to Remember married couple s ministry that also ministers to singles. Dr. Roscoe served in the following ministries: Associate Pastor, Professor of Christian Education, Director of Women and Youth Ministries, Bible Instructor, Missionary, Sunday School Teacher, and Nursing Home and Prison Ministries within the local church. She is also the author of three books (1) Take Back Your Life: Be Free from Verbal Abuse and Domestic Violence; (2) There Is Healing In The Name of Jesus; and (3) The Journey Through Bible College. Her motto as says the Word of the Lord - There Must Be A Renewal of the Mind 28 Have you not known? Have you not heard? The everlasting God, the Lord, The Creator of the ends of the earth, neither faints nor is weary. His understanding is unsearchable. 29 He gives power to the weak, And to those who have no might He increases strength. 30 Even the youths shall faint and be weary, And the young men shall utterly fall, 31 But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint. 5
H. Roscoe University Department of Biblical Management and Leadership Objectives: To provide a business education with a commitment to the Christian ways of life. 1. To graduate well-qualified professional who will provide expert business leadership as corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, government officials and counselors to nonprofit organizations. 2. Provide an education that will enable graduates to manage people and resources within the context of Christian love and biblical principles of concern for the welfare of the whole person. 3. Challenge students to develop in body, mind and soul as well as develop a perspective of wholeness in their personal lives in order for them to help others to develop wholeness in their lives. 6
H. Roscoe University Department of Biblical Studies Objectives: 1. To teach students to rightly divide the Word of God and have absolute certainty, security, and assurance of their personal relationship with Christ as a growing disciple. 2. To equip and teach students how to effectively present the gospel to others and make disciples. 3. To increase the student s level of faith and to demonstrate how faith is to be an integral part of the believer s daily life. 4. To teach students how to esteem others in the faith and to invest in their ministry. 5. To lead the students into a deeper, personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ 6. and to rely on the leading of the Holy Spirit in all things. 7. To encourage the students to surrender their all to the Lord and allow the Holy Spirit to create and transform him/her into the Godly leader that can be used to God s glory. 8. To teach the students to overcome the temptations of the flesh, the world, and the devil. 7
H. Roscoe University Department of Christian Education Objectives: To develop leaders with a solid Biblical foundation that can skillfully communicate God s Word to all age groups for the purpose of winning individuals to Christ and helping them to develop spiritually, mentally, socially, and emotionally with the ultimate objective that they be transformed into the image of Jesus Christ our Lord. To prepare students who can: 1. Communicate and foster reverence for the Word of God by properly studying, interpreting, obeying and imparting biblical doctrine to others. 2. State clearly the biblical foundation of Christian education as presented in the Old and New Testaments. 3. Work productively with students at all age levels, on the basis of their particular characteristics and needs. 4. Demonstrate skill in teaching the Word of God using a variety of their particular characteristics and needs. 5. Utilize the major teaching ministries of the church by applying good planning, organization, staffing, and supervision procedures. 6. Implement a God honoring approach to the develop of the Christian family. 7. Work with the basic education materials and literature and staying abreast of development in the field of Christian education. 8. Analyze, evaluate, make decisions, and provide leadership according to the Word of God. 9. Study to show by example the spiritual principles of Christian service. 10. Understand the importance of working cooperatively with church leaders and lay people in the implementation and maintenance of specific programs as they relate to Christian education. 8
H. Roscoe University Department of Christian and Pastoral Counseling Objectives: To prepare Biblically sound students for the specialization of counseling within the local church, church related agencies or other professional settings. 1. To prepare students for a specialized ministry of counseling within the context of the local church or church related agencies or other professional settings and to provide an educational foundation for candidates seeking certification as licensed counselors. 2. To enable students to help people realize wholeness in every area of their lives, spirit, mind and body. 3. To equip students to recruit and train knowledgeable lay persons to provide supportive counseling to local congregations. 4. To assist students in the formulation of a biblical and theological understanding of the ministry of counseling. 5. To promote an awareness of the interface between behavior sciences and theology as they relate to the counseling process. 9
H. Roscoe University Department of Divinity and Pastoral Ministry Objectives: The purpose of this program is to prepare spirit filled, biblically based, historically informed, socially and ethically accountable, theologically responsible, and skillfully enabled ministers of Jesus Christ for mission in the church and in the world. 1. To prepare candidates for ministry within their particular traditions, church or culture in an interdenominational setting that will broaden their awareness of the Body of Christ. 2. To provide candidates with comprehension of the context of scripture and the tools and methods to interpret biblical revelation responsibly and perceptively as a foundation for a theological understanding and practice of ministry. 3. To balance biblical and theological training with practical ministry skills of preaching, teaching, counseling, worship, leadership, administration, etc., which are essential for effective ministry. 4. To enable students to develop a theology and theory of ministry that is relevant to the context of their calling and background. 5. To equip candidates with the biblical, theological, and ethical understanding necessary to dialogue with contemporary, theological, and social issues affecting the church and society. 6. To allow students the freedom to experience the working of the Holy Spirit in their personal lives, and to discover and develop their own unique spiritual gifts; to integrate the gifts and power of the Spirit into their theological studies and ministries. 7. To encourage a lifestyle of wholeness that emphasizes spiritual formation, academic excellence, and physical fitness. 10
H. Roscoe University Department of Ministry/Missions Objective: To help students gain a solid Biblical foundation in order to comprehensively view the overall ministry so that they can spiritually and effectively enhance any area of Christian service. 1. Communicate and foster reverence for the Word of God by properly studying, interpreting, obeying and imparting Bible doctrine to others. 2. Work cooperatively with church leaders and lay people in the implementation and maintenance of specific programs. 3. Analyze, evaluate, and make decisions with an overall ministry concept according to the Word of God. 4. Provide technical assistance and resourcefulness to further enhance a particular person(s), program(s), and or church. 5. Establish and maintain morale, teamwork, and unity in Christian service. 6. Study and show by example scriptural principles for Christian service. 7. Provoke others to be involved in Christian service as a result of his/her example. 11
H. Roscoe University Department of Theology Objective: To help students gain a comprehensive understanding of principal Biblical and Christian doctrines through in-depth study, interpretation, and obedience to both the Old and New Testaments. To produce students who are able to: 1. Systematically students the major biblical doctrines. 2. Correlate, integrate and defend the various Biblical doctrines. 3. Provide historical and doctrinal orientation for evaluating theological developments. 4. Supply a Biblical theological basic for Christian maturity, ethics, and service. 5. Know background and factual content of the whole Bible. 6. Understand the synthetics, analytical, inductive, exegetical, doctrinal, and expository use of the Bible. 7. Provide a thorough knowledge of the key books of the Bible through analysis and exposition. 8. Study the principles of the Bible interpretation so that the study may properly handle the Word of truth. 9. Acquire tools and methods for an effective study of the scriptures, including the training in and use of the biblical languages. 12
H. Roscoe University Degrees ASSOCIATE DEGREE This degree is awarded to students who have completed a minimum of 60 semester hours of study or its equivalent. BACHELOR DEGREE The Bachelor s degree is awarded to students having a total of at least 120 semester hours. MASTER DEGREE The Master s degree is awarded to students having at least 30 semester credits beyond the bachelor s degree and a 50 page thesis in the student s field of study. DOCTORATE DEGREE The Doctorate Degree requires a document of high quality consisting of a minimum of 150 typewritten pages, double-spaced. The Doctorate degree also requires a 66 credits beyond the Master s Degree. HONARARY DEGREE Honorary degrees are considered a powerful degree given to rare people for major achievements in the field of the degree, as well as on the appropriate academic level. Among the things to be considered is whether the person is of sufficient age to have accomplished feats considered in the granting of the degree. We give serious consideration to the number of honorary degrees given in a calendar year. 13
Online or Face-to-Face Courses for Degrees in Biblical Studies H. Roscoe University is authorized by the Maryland State Higher Education Commission under the Education Article 11-202.1 as a non-profit, religious, degree-granting institution. The courses listed below within the Undergraduate Program may be taken as a Biblical Studies Certificate or applied as a major concentration toward any of the following online Bible degrees: All disciplines and degree levels must take the following prerequisite courses: Creation Therapy - A Biblically Based Model for Christian Counseling by Richard Arno, Ph.D. & Phyllis Arno, Ph.D. DOMV - 401 - Domestic Violence (Counseling) - The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says that a woman is defined as abused if she has had intentional, usually repeated, physical or psychological harm done to her by a man with whom she is or has been in an intimate relationship. 3 While men can also be victims of domestic violence, women make up about 97% of domestic violence survivors. Students will gain insight on the love of God while discovering attributes of Domestic Violence. Associate of Biblical Studies Courses leading to the Associate Degree require 60 credit hours and follow the format of the Bachelor Degree Courses. Bachelor of Biblical Studies Track - 120 credit hours BIB - 1023 Origins of the Bible - Historically tracing and references of the original of the biblical canon. Students will gain insight and a great respect on the process of selecting the books of the bible (canon). BIB - 1025 Doctrine of Repentance - This course notes the significance of Godly repentance (turning from sin) and provides evidence that this act of submission and humility must happen before anyone can successfully move forward in a relationship with God. Without repentance there is still a separation between God and His creation. BIB - 1026 Doctrine of Faith - I. The Importance of the doctrine, it s definition, in the Word of God, and in Prayer. BIB - 1027 Doctrine of Regeneration - Regeneration/New Birth -. Its nature. 14
BIB - 1028 Doctrine of Justification - Its meaning, scripturally, pardon, and methods. BIB - 1029 Doctrine of Adoption - The meaning of adoption etymologically, scripturally, the time of adoption, and eternal. BIB - 1030 Doctrine of Sanctification - Sanctification - its meaning, when it takes place, dedication unto God, used of the divine nature, instant, progressive, and complete. BIB - 1031 Doctrine of Prayer - Scriptures reveal the large and important place which the doctrine of Prayer. The Christian life cannot be sustained without it; it is the Christian's vital breath. Its importance is seen when we recall: That the neglect of prayer is grievous to the Lord (Isa. 43:21, 22; 64:6, 7, R. V.). That many evils in life are to be attributed to the lack of prayer (Zeph. 1:4-6; Dan. 9:13, 14, cf. Hosea 7:13, 14; 8:13, 14). BIB - 1032 Doctrine of the Scripture Names and Titles. 1. The Bible. 2. The Testaments. 3. The Scriptures. 4. The Word of God. II. Inspiration. 1. Definition. 2. Distinctions. a) Revelation. b) Illumination. c) Reporting. 3. VIEWS: a) Natural Inspiration. b) Christian Illumination. c) Dynamic Theory. d) Concept Theory. e) Verbal Inspiration. f) Partial Inspiration. g) Plenary Inspiration. 4. The claims of the scriptures themselves: a) The Old Testament. b) The New Testament. 5. The Character (or degrees) of Inspiration. a) Actual Words of God Himself. b) Actual Words Communicated by God to Men. e) Individual Freedom in Choice of Words--To What Extent? BIB - 1033 Doctrine of Pneumatology (The Holy Spirit) - The characteristics of the Holy Spirit and exactly who He is. BIB - 1034 Christology - Study Jesus Christ - This course presents the person and work of Jesus Christ from His pre-existence to His Second Coming. Thus, acquainting the students with the major doctrines of Jesus Christ, while focusing on the centrality of Jesus Christ in all that Christianity teaches, believes, and practices. BIB - 1035 Doctrine of Eschatology Christology - Last things - Eschatology is the study of the doctrine or teachings in the Bible concerning the end times, the return of Christ and the events that follow. BIB - 1036 Old Testament Survey - explores the exciting times of ancient Israel. It includes topics such as the patriarchs, Israel s trek to the Promised Land, David s reign, Solomon s kingdom, the kingdom of Judah, the exile, and the return from captivity. BIB - 1037 New Testament Survey - central theme-the person of Christ. Divisions are the synoptic Gospels, the Gospel of John, the Book of Acts, the Pauline Epistles in chronological order, the General Epistles, and the Book of Revelation. BIB - 1038 Hermeneutics Interpreting and Applying the Bible - This course introduces you to the principles and processes of biblical interpretation and application. Emphasis will be placed on both theory and practice. Within the framework of an exegetical method, you will learn to apply basic principles to selected missiological passages from the Old and New Testaments. Special attention will be given to the principles used in correctly interpreting parables, poetry, and prophecy. 15
BIB - 1039 Homiletics - Interpreting and Applying the Bible. This course introduces you to the principles and processes of biblical interpretation and application. Emphasis will be placed on both theory and practice. Within the framework of an exegetical method, you will learn to apply basic principles to selected passages from the Old and New Testaments. BIB - 1040 Biblical Beliefs - This course presents the fall of man, faith and regeneration, justification and adoption, prayer and worship, angels, Satan, resurrection and judgment, and the church. Master Programs 30 credit hours beyond the bachelor program and a 50 page Thesis Master of Biblical Studies Advanced Christology Indebt study of Christ BIB 500 Biblical Beliefs CHT 501 Creation Therapy - Pt. 1 A study of the inner man and temperament CHT 501 Creation Therapy - Pt. 2 HERM 501 Hermeneutics Pt. 1 - Properly interpreting the scripture. HERM 502 Hermeneutics Pt. 2 HERM 503 Hermeneutics Pt. 3 THESIS PREPARATION THESIS Master of Divinity Objective: 1. Enhances the ability to understand and make use of basic documents of faith, scripture, creeds, and traditions of the church. 2. Enhances the ability to think theologically through familiarity with methods and content of Christian thought. It provides leadership and counsel in the service of the church. 3. Enhances the ability to understand in theological terms, the sociological, ideological, and political aspects of the cultures in which the church ministers. 16
4. Enhances the ability to communicate clearly through preaching, teaching, and writing. SERP 516 - Sermon Preparation - A step-by-step approach to the development of expository sermons, with careful attention to exegetical accuracy and effective homelitical formatting. Students will prepare sermons from a variety of biblical genres, including Old Testament and New Testament passages. HSPR 501 A study of the biblical doctrine of the person and work of the Holy Spirit. THESIS PREPARATION THESIS Master of Christian Education CH 501 - Church History - studies the history of Christianity, and the way the Christian Church has developed since its inception. COMM 501 Communication Techniques revitalizes teachers and bible study leaders in effective communication techniques. DIS 501 Discipleship this course is based on the pattern of instruction as given during Christ s Sermon on the Mount. HERM 501 Hermeneutics Pt. 1- The term hermeneutics covers both the first order art and the second order theory of understanding and interpretation of linguistic and nonlinguistic expressions. As a theory of interpretation, the hermeneutic tradition stretches all the way back to ancient Greek philosophy. In the course of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, hermeneutics emerges as a crucial branch of Biblical studies. Later on, it comes to include the study of ancient and classic cultures. HERM 502 Hermeneutics Pt. 2 - A continuation of Pt. 1 HERM 503 Hermeneutics Pt. 3 - A continuation of Pt. 2 CHR 501 Christology Pt. 1 - The course studies historical and contemporary Theology CHR 502 Christology Pt. 2 The course cross-references the Old Testament and how it relates to Christ. CHR 503 Christology Pt. 3 A study of the types of Christ in the Old Testament while focusing on The Divine and Human Person of Christ Part 2: The Union of His Deity and His Humanity CHR 504 Christology Pt. 4 The Life of Christ in the Gospels 17
THESIS PREPARATION THESIS Doctoral Programs 36 credit hours beyond the Master s Program and a 125 page Dissertation Doctorate of Biblical Studies PEN 623 The Pentateuch - An exposition of the first five books of the Old Testament. The spiritual significance of Israel's ceremonial worship practices and the theological relationship of these books to the rest of Scripture. Truth 636 Man Should Search for the Truth 637 Worship 637 Worship is the act of freely giving love to God. Indeed, in Psalm 18:1 we read, 'I love you, O Lord, my strength.' Worship is also an expression of awe, submission, and respect toward God (see Ps. 95:1-2; 96:1-3). 638 The Rapture The study on the rapture of the church is not a new adventure. This course covers some aspects as written in the Bible of that Great Day that is to come upon the earth. 639 Church Organization - As it takes proper organization and life to constitute a group of human body parts into a real human, so likewise it takes proper organization and life to constitute a group of saved people into a body of Christ. In particular, there can be no scriptural church without the proper corporate life in the body. This course focuses on biblical principals in organizing a church. DISSERATATION PREPARATION DISSERATATION Doctorate of Divinity 639 The Blood Covenant A study on The Power of the Blood of Jesus 18
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Admission Admission to H. Roscoe University is based on the student's ability to satisfactorily complete the academic requirements. Other factors such as the individual's Christian experience, call to ministry, and moral character are also taken into account. A non-refundable application fee of $25 is required. Tuition Associate of Biblical Studies...$ 900.00 Bachelor of Biblical Studies...$1,100.00 Master of Biblical Studies or Divinity...$1,440.00 Doctorate of Biblical Studies.....$1,950.00 Doctorate of Divinity...$1,950.00 Enrollment Procedures HRU operates on an open enrollment policy. This means you can began your course of studies at any point. In order to enroll, please complete the online application from by clicking here to apply online. All applications require: 1. A filled out online Application Form 2. Validation of High School diploma or higher degree 3. Official transcripts for all previous College credits 4. Two recent photos (passport size) 5. $25.00 enrollment fee 6. A signed "Automatic Payments Withdraw Agreement form" form when necessary. (The form is necessary for all students taking advantage of the monthly payments program). 20
Credit Transfers Accepting credits earned at another institution is the prerogative of the receiving institution. No college, school or accrediting agency can require another institution to accept transfer credits earned from another institution. Students desiring to transfer credits to other schools are responsible for finding out about the acceptance of credit by the receiving institution. HRU accepts credits from approved Colleges or Seminaries. A minimum grade of "C" will be accepted. Please contact HRU via email @ h.roscoe.university@moodle.aamig.org to find out whether your previous college or Seminary is approved. Advanced Standing Credits (Life Experience) Students with ministerial experience may be granted credits based on their experience. Financial Policies - Tuition payments for degree programs H. Roscoe University has a set tuition fee for the degree programs instead of a per credit hour fee. Tuition Payment HRU accepts credit card and electronic check payments. Tuition may be paid in full at time of enrolment or in monthly installments. A Monthly Installment Program is designed to give students an affordable opportunity to begin a degree program without delay. Payments are for tuition fees only and do not include books and fees. Down payment (determined by degree program) Tuition payments for non-credit courses. 21
Students may enroll on a non-credit, auditing, individual class basis at a cost of $55.00 per credit hour. Tuition does not include application fees or textbooks. Refund Policy Students are entitled to a refund for the cost of tuition only. Request for refund must be made in writing via email to HRU. Refunds may be received from date of students acceptance letter as follows: 100% refund when a request for refund is received within the first week after payment. 50% refund when a request for refund is received within the second week after payment. 25% refund when a request for refund is received within the third week after payment... NO refund after the third week Textbooks Students purchase textbooks from the bookstore of their choice. Graduation Fee A graduation fee of $50.00 is required for each degree issued by HRU. The graduation fee is due no later than 30 days before graduation. Transcripts Transcript of credits received at HRU will be issued by the Registrar's Office upon a receipt of a written request from the student. Transcripts are not listed until all academic and financial requirements have been met. Transcript fee is $15.00. Dismisal Policy 22
H. Roscoe University reserves the right to suspend, dismiss or place on probation any student whose academic standing, financial obligation, progress or conduct is less than satisfactory. Re-admission to HRU is subject to approval from the Admissions office. The application fee is required for all re-enrolments. Notice of Nondiscrimination H. Roscoe University does not discriminate regardless of gender, race, color, nationality, or ethnic origin. HRU students have all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded to students by our administrative or educational policies. 23
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Faculty & Staff Rev. Dr. Howard Roscoe, Ed.D. Founder & President Professor, Theology & Biblical Studies Rev. Dr. Grace Roscoe, Ph.D., D.Min., Ed.D., M.A., C.Ed. Provost & Professor Theology, Biblical Studies, & Christian Education Dr. Nellie Hamwright, D.Min., M.A., Ed. Professor, Theology, Biblical Studies, & Christian Education Zanaria Roscoe, Executive Assistant Nahshon Roscoe, Media Assistant 25
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