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... beginning . 1. That Israel from the beginning believed herself to be Yah- weh's chosen people , elected by his grace , can hardly be doubted . To be sure , the characteristic theological vocabulary used to express that conviction seems ...
... beginning . 1. That Israel from the beginning believed herself to be Yah- weh's chosen people , elected by his grace , can hardly be doubted . To be sure , the characteristic theological vocabulary used to express that conviction seems ...
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... beginning . There can be little question that , whatever early Israel may have thought of the existence of other gods , Yahwistic faith at all per- iods forbade their worship ( cf. Exod . 20 : 3 ; 22:20 ) . This is consonant with the ...
... beginning . There can be little question that , whatever early Israel may have thought of the existence of other gods , Yahwistic faith at all per- iods forbade their worship ( cf. Exod . 20 : 3 ; 22:20 ) . This is consonant with the ...
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... beginning . Perhaps more to the point , however , Israel's God as early Is- rael conceived of him was of a type wholly different from the pagan gods . He could not be depicted or imaged - as the Decalogue as- serts and as archaeological ...
... beginning . Perhaps more to the point , however , Israel's God as early Is- rael conceived of him was of a type wholly different from the pagan gods . He could not be depicted or imaged - as the Decalogue as- serts and as archaeological ...
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