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... represented even in English by a continuous literal translation of parallels with Mark . It should be recalled that Greek required that every sentence should be connected by a conjunction and that it eschewed foreign words and disliked ...
... represented even in English by a continuous literal translation of parallels with Mark . It should be recalled that Greek required that every sentence should be connected by a conjunction and that it eschewed foreign words and disliked ...
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... represented in the speeches . Probably there were variations from the general custom as we have de- scribed it ... represents himself as standing outside the walls of Jerusalem within earshot though out of the range of weapons , and ...
... represented in the speeches . Probably there were variations from the general custom as we have de- scribed it ... represents himself as standing outside the walls of Jerusalem within earshot though out of the range of weapons , and ...
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... represented as filled with the Spirit or led in the Spirit or having the holy Spirit upon them . These phrases and similar ones in Acts at once remind us of the problems which this term raises . Men are indifferently " Luke xxii . 41 ...
... represented as filled with the Spirit or led in the Spirit or having the holy Spirit upon them . These phrases and similar ones in Acts at once remind us of the problems which this term raises . Men are indifferently " Luke xxii . 41 ...
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FACTORS IN COMPOSITION | 12 |
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